Books published by publisher Goldtouch Press, LLC

Elizabeth Epona Pendergrass lives a privileged life. She attends a strict private school, is driven by a chauffeur, and takes riding lessons.Grandmother and Grandfather Pendergrass were from one of the oldest families of Boston, tracing their family tree back to England, where they were distantly related to royalty.But Elizabeth maintains a sweet, unspoiled spirit of obedience, even if it goes against everything she does. As the school year ends in the city, Elizabeth looks forward to spending her summer with her grandparents in Kentucky while her parents tour Europe again.Lizzy 'N Dizzy follows Elizabeth on a summer journey that leads her to a new relationship with her blueblooded grandparents and eventually parents. It shares how her love of horses makes all this possible, along with some new friends, like Jed and DIZ, she meets along the way.

Read the Rhyme Story Time is an interactive reading program. The book is designed for the student or child learning to read to participate in reading along with an experienced reader. The student reads the underlined words in each story. This is done after the student has mastered the pronunciation of each word. The words appear at the bottom of each story.

Slick could sense that Andy was tired and discouraged. He nuzzled Andy and nickered softly as if to say; " Come on Slide, we can do this, we are a team!"The bond between horse and boy was strong, and this was just the encouragement Andy needed.Andy and his horse Slick have a lot in common. They liked to slide! Together with the help of a trainer, they learn how to turn that fun into reining skills as they prepare for competition.

“Hard Head City” contains the following eight di­ erent short stories:1. Black Mondays is a story of a boys journey of seeing signs stating, “ For Whites Only”, while growing up in Memphis to seeing both inaugurations of President Obama and Martin Luther King’s memorial dedication.2. “Chained 2 Da’ Porch”, tells of a woman’s demise from a child to an adult.3. “Whose Life Is It, Anyway?", portrays the rigors of being an Army drill instructor training male and female privates while facing discrimination.4. “Hard Head City”, describes an Army instructor who helps create of an Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps at an alternative in an inner-city.Moreover, he becomes the basketball coach.5. “2 Dans”, is a split family situation.6. “3 Hots and a Cot”, highlights the cavalier attitude of an inmate at Leavenworth and why he was there.7. “Who’s Loving Katie”, is a heart touching story of an abused child.8. “X-cape from Panama, talks about a soldiers escape from Panama.

Slick could sense that Andy was tired and discouraged. He nuzzled Andy and nickered softly as if to say; “ Come on Slide, we can do this, we are a team!”The bond between horse and boy was strong, and this was just the encouragement Andy needed.Andy and his horse Slick have a lot in common. They liked to slide! Together with the help of a trainer, they learn how to turn that fun into reining skills as they prepare for competition.

The first book of the “Burp, Hip, and Twist” Series; written over thirty years ago with an old typewriter that belonged to the author’s father.This book series is about three characters and their mildly amusing antics; the various episodes employ a newer aspect of children’s lives.Burp, Hip, and Twist reflect the author’s own amusement at being a grown-up child!

Old Farmer Willie and Leenus His Mule is delightful and humorous tale of a farmer, his mule and the day to day situations that arise due to the colorful antics of the uncooperative mule. As the day unfolds Leenus ignores his master, throws fits and leaves poor Old Farmer Willie spinning in the wind. One day ends, a new day begins bringing with it a new set of challenges for Leenus and his barnyard friends when Willie leave an acquaintance in charge of the daily shored. The barnyard goes a buzz with puzzling looks as they wait and wait the live-long-day waiting for someone to lake care of their needs waiting for someone to give them their feed.