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This is the illustrated picture book version. The author is colorblind and has to read the crayon wrappers when selecting his colors. The novella is also available without art. Runaway Buster shares an important message for children that the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Mr. Robinson's books are rich with adventure, lessons, discoveries, vibrant independence, peril and above all else, friendships.

This is the second Stevie Tenderheart bedtime storybook published by this author, and once again he pens a kind, lighthearted, tender, and fun storybook for children and parents. You can begin listening to this book with small children as young as two years old. Typically, four to eight is the ideal age range. The story is written in a fun, interactive style which really draws children to the Stevie Tenderheart experience. This is a clever, fresh, and smart book. It definitely piques interest and wonderment, and will perk up little children's ears. Giggles and belly laughs aren't far behind. Kids feel really cozy and content and ready for bed when the final words are heard. It's a nice end to a long day. A good night's sleep is most assured. In the first book, My Favorite Place to Be, Stevie wishes he could take his bed everywhere he goes. This story keeps things at home. In this story, Wait A Minute!, Stevie Tenderheart fills his bed with all of his favorite things. Each minute is an adventure. Children love the Stevie Tenderheart series and so will you. Children want to hear these stories night after night. They're fun for them and fun for you.

This is the first edition of the ever-popular story about a little boy, Stevie Tenderheart, who loves his bed so much and wishes he could take it everywhere he goes or wants to go.... this is a delightful and charming bedtime storybook adventure that quiets little imaginations and prepares them for a restful night's sleep. Stevie puts children at ease at bedtime with a cozy cadence of lovely thoughts that are on par with Disney. He brings about peace and smiles on every page. You will be hard-pressed to finish this book before the yawning begins - it's that good!

Mabel has the best of intentions when she offers to help Mom set the table for a special Sunday dinner. Ready? Set? Uh - where's Mabel? Find out why Mabel keeps finding everything else to do besides setting the table for this very special dinner of some importance. Her mother sees a golden opportunity here and empowers her daughter. Mabel Sets the Table is the first in a series of delightful stories focusing on manners, helping build a child's toolbox of important life skills. Parental tips and helpful suggestions for hands-on activities are also included.

Many say that being a parent is one of the hardest jobs of all. And, when you're weighed down with guilt about the death of two of your children, the remaining child often suffers. That's what happened to Teddy Williams in Renee Propes' emotional new suspense novel, duplicity - A Story of Deadly Intent, which is set in the fictitious southern town of Abington, Georgia. But, when he went off to college in pursuit of a medical degree, he was liberated from the chains of his father, and his world began to change. He met the woman who would become his wife. Nancy Leigh was a beautiful blonde, and she was like an intoxicating drug. However, how could he have known at that tender young age that she would be capable of wrecking his life? This is a story about the complex relationships each of us encounter as we go about living our lives. Many of which are rewarding, but a few are just downright toxic. How many toxic relationships can one man endure? Well, grab yourself a glass of your favorite beverage, or if you're lucky enough to be at the beach, sit back and relax in your favorite lounge chair, and let's find out if Teddy can save his family before it’s too late!

Miss Annie Presents: Mabel Sets the Table…Mabel has the best of intentions when she offers to help mom set the table for a special Sunday dinner. Ready? Set? Uh- where’s Mabel? Find out why Mabel keeps finding everything else to do, BUT setting the table for this very special dinner, of some importance. Her mother sees a golden opportunity here and empowers her daughter.Mabel Sets the Table, is the first in a series of delightful stories, focusing on manners helping build a child’s “toolbox” of important life skills. Parental tips and helpful suggestions for hands-on activities are also included.

Rush to Judgment is Mark Lane’s seminal work on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This groundbreaking number one bestseller opened the eyes of the people of the United States to the possibility that their government was involved in a cover-up of monumental proportions. In his mesmerizing book Lane explores the Warren Report’s conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Lane’s exhaustive investigation provides a roadmap to the body of evidence about the assassination. By interviewing witnesses throughout the country, comparing each of the Report’s conclusions with its own corresponding evidence, and searching through the 26 volumes of evidence the President’s Commission collected and thousands of documents found only in the National Archive in Washington, DC., Lane truthfully investigates the assassination. Meticulously detailed, with over 4,000 citations, yet immensely compelling, Rush to Judgment set forth cataclysmic ripples through the fabric of our nation. This work, still unparalleled after nearly 50 years and scores of other explorations, is where it all began. No serious study of this event is complete without it.

Stubborn Stanley children’s books are rich with adventure, lessons, discoveries, vibrant independence, peril and above all else, friendships. Appropriate for children ages 4-8. Stubborn Stanley is just that—one STUBBORN goat! He was born among the rocky cliffs of 'Ole Mt. Stag Horn. He grew up in the highlands overlooking the peaceful little meadow below. As Stanley grew older, he and the other kids played in the rough terrain of their mountainous home. One day they ventured down the mountain to an area close to the meadow…and so the adventure begins.

COMBO Storybook & Companion Coloring / Activity Book in one! Looking for sweet books for the children in your life? (Ages 4-8) ~ Stevie Tenderheart Books are an essential tool in your parenting toolbox. Here's why: Stevie is helping parents put their kids to bed, night after night, with his kind, gentle, affectionate bedtime storybooks. #GigglesAssured Stevie bedtime storybooks are vividly illustrated & successfully written in a silly, fun, rhythmic cadence which helps your children feel safe as they are tucked in for the night. As you read, they snuggle deep down under their covers falling fast asleep with a wink, a sigh & a smile. They won't even realize it. But you will. #Joy Stevie helps you get your children to bed on time, every time! Just be mindful when you say, "It's Stevie time!" They will likely hear, "It's TV time. "BUY on Amazon Today! (Note: Please buy from the author not resellers.) Thank you. Author featured on NBC affiliate link below. (It's not easy doing an interview with a doll on your lap!) https://m.imdb.com/videoplayer/vi3567169561 ~ Or on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCMjtg9-hRE&t=126s ~ Book sales help fund the author's Camp Tenderheart vision. Based on a true story, TICK TOCK is about a little boy (Stevie Tenderheart) who hates going to bed in the daylight so he hatches a plan to shift his stars not realizing the consequences of his actions. Believe you me, this is one silly boy. For some reason, Stevie was always finding mischief. Or perhaps, mischief was always finding him. I like to tell this story to children because there is always something good to learn.

With no point of reference for a life of "normalcy," seeking acceptance and security in a country not accommodating to immigrants, the author relied only on survival instincts, leading to her years of co-dependency, self-doubt, and utter despondency. She finds herself seeking refuge in controlling religious factions and abusive relationships. This life struggle reminds her constantly of her experiences in WWII where she spent her first six years on the front lines in Russia and as a refugee in Hitler's Germany. Her lullabies were the sounds of gunfire and exploding bombs. Her arrival at Ellis Island was promised to be the beginning of freedom; instead, it was only the continuation of abuse and control—intimate and personal relationships of psychological warfare.