Books published by publisher Funny Little Books A Division Of Sanctuary Publications, Inc.

A Boy who can run like the wind seems a sure bet for the upcoming runball game. A girl's ugly eyebrows impossibly vanish. A movie, The Wizard of UZ, abruptly leaves the "tracks of sanity." An intelligent bulldog chases an elusive whizzer bird up a tree and conspires to steal human food. The minds of a boy and a girl weirdly trade places! What's going on here? Is someone practicing malicious witchcraft? Are alien beings influencing human behavior? Does a crackpot seer's crystal ball suggest an answer? The wild and magical Wand just keeps on granting wishes, forcing itself to ignore the consequences.

Who is this woman?Is she going to replace mommy?Will daddy love her more than me?What if she doesn't like going to the zoo?When children of divorced or widowed parents first hear of their father's intention to remarry, they not only have to work through their own fears and feelings of uncertainty, they have to battle with century-old fairytales and modern movies that depict stepmothers as evil. However, Tami Butcher's first book in a series of books that address family matters in child-friendly rhyme opens the doors to their hearts and minds, by showing kids the positive possibilities of gaining a "bonus mom.""This book beautifully captures the stepparent and how he/she can be a wonderful added gift to a family. It is a great way to dispel the ‘evil stepmother’ label that has been drilled into our society by old fairy tales. Happily ever after and stepparents CAN go hand in hand."- ––Bill and Gail Engvall, Comedian,Television Star of “The Bill Engvall Show” and “Blue Collar Comedy Tour”

Arizona Way Out West & Witty - Library Edition's target audience is grade-school children; yet, it is as appealing to adults as it is to kids! Highlights of Arizona's history are punctuated with true but gross, humorous, interesting and witty stories and facts about the Grand Canyon State. In addition to all the "important stuff" about Arizona, readers learn:What Geronimo and yawning have in common.Why sleeping in wet sheets didn’t mean you had a nighttime accident.What a glass eye has to do with Phoenix being Arizona’s state capitalHow many teachers it would take standing head-to-toe to go from the bottom to the top of the Grand Canyon.Which Arizona city got its name by accident and much, much more!But it takes more than amusing writing and fascinating facts to keep children's attention, so AZ WOWW's award-winning creative team added recipes, crafts, games and science to the mix.