Books published by publisher Gateway Educational Products

It’s 1975; there is controversy about quotas, affirmative action programs and reverse discrimination. What does this mean for one young man who is determined to improve his life? Jerry has ambitions of going to college and gets accepted into a predominantly white school, Bucknell University. His quest for furthering his education is hindered by negative influences and expectations which predict an outcome of failure. As he struggles with his insecurities and doubts his intellectual abilities, he finds himself on an unusual journey that will lead him to his dreams and ambitions. On this journey he discovers the fulfillment of a dream, the power of believing, and what it means to be poor, Black and full of ambition. And at the end of this journey, he discovers that the journey is never ending. To put it simply, imaging the proud moment when your child gets accepted into college. The first semester goes by and his grades consist of straight “D”s. Imaging what your child is feeling and what you are feeling. You feel so bad that you want to cry. You ask yourself, “What happened?” He goes back for the second semester. At the end of that semester your child gets all “A”s and “B”s. Again, you want to cry. But this time it tears of joy. You ask yourself, “What happened?” Reaching for the Moon is this story. This is a touching story that describes some of the innermost feelings and dreams that can be experienced. It is a story of believing, discovering, suspense and surprise. It gives definition to words like desire, pride, and ambition. It's a learning experience and anyone who wants more out of life and has the courage to go after it will find this book very enjoyable.

F3 Paperback 1976 1`1.00x8.10x0.30 CHILDREN FUNNY BOOK One day, while chasing a butterfly, Little Fox strayed farther and farther from her home. ; Come back, Little Fox, ; called her mother, ;or you may get lost.; But Little Fox was tired of playing near the mouth of her den. ;Some day,; she said, I’m going to travel to the end of the world.; Oh, said her mother. ;Is the end of the world very far? As Little Fox’s imagination soars, she tells her mother how she will outsmart bears, tigers, elephants, monkeys, and even crocodiles. But finally, she’ll sail home, because