Books published by publisher Literary Publications

Just about everyone makes a really off-the-wall decision at some point. Usually it’s no big deal. But if it ends up changing people’s lives. . .It’s 1973, and Tony Piza decides he needs a carefree year off after college—with pay.To the shock of his tight-knit family and closest friends, he postpones law school and talks his way into a job teaching sixth grade at a Catholic school in Staten Island, N. Y.A paid vacation if ever there was one! Yeah, right.Say hi to the Moby Dick of miscalculations. His pathetic effort is making him look bad, especially compared to the other sixth-grade instructor, Sister Theresa, an energetic young nun whose sunny disposition could have turned Attila the Hun into a daisy-picking philanthropist.It’s also crimping his efforts to enchant Colleen O’Brien, a stunning, straight-talking teacher who sees right through him.To make matters worse, his inability to curb his snarky and irreverent sense of humor antagonizes the powers-that-be: the alpha-male president of the school board, and the pastor who’s more interested in single malt scotch than saving souls.Does he have the ability—or the desire—to turn things around to try to save his job? And will he ever realize that his students deserve a lot more than they’ve been getting from him?Scroll to the top and get “Mr. Pizza” now. You’ll be glad you did.

Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin's newest book, The Triumphant Church: Dominion Over All the Powers of Darkness is a comprehensive biblical study on the subject of demonology. Rev. Hagin builds a thorough study from the Scriptures on the origins of Lucifer and how Satan became the god of this world. Rev. Hagin shows the difference between oppression, obsession, and possession and discusses various ways believers can give Satan access in their lives. The Triumphant Church will show you how to enforce Satan's defeat in your life so you can live in the victory God intended for every believer. No longer will you have to try to "battle" to a place of victory once you understand the authority that is yours in Jesus Christ. As a believer, you are seated in heavenly places in Christ far above all powers and principalities now. So if you're not looking down on the devil, you're not high enough! Come on up and sit in heavenly places in Christ where you belong. Learn how to take your place in Christ as the triumphant Church-which is always a position of victory!.

At seventeen, Bethany is out of control. Unruly and undisciplined, she messes up yet again, subsequently appears in Court and her exploits are relayed on national television. Her wealthy mother has had enough of being embarrassed by her daughter and sends her to live out west with her father... which comes as a huge shock to Bethany as she's grown up believing her father to be dead. She's also grown up neglected without the care and attention of a loving mother. Her father, Pete, is a cowboy with a wife and two daughters. Bethany is rude to him from the start, and before Pete gets her back to the ranch, she gets her first ever whacking... on her bare bottom. Furthermore, although her younger sister is nice, Molly is just as surly as Bethany and the two fight - and earn a severe spanking. Bethany has a real culture shock adapting to life on a ranch. She has to work hard doing chores, attend church on Sundays, and is expected to pay attention and keep out of trouble at school. Harsh corporal punishment is a part of the fabric of life in her new environment, but when she is punished unjustly, she rebels and runs away. But perhaps Bethany can be given the opportunity to mend her ways and realise that her new family do actually care about her...

This is the beginning of The Brothers Schlemiel, from Birth to Bar Mitzvah. It tells the story of Abraham and Adam Schlemiel from the chaotic day they were born through their completely confusing bar mitzvah. The eight installments include "A Passover Question" and meetings with Rabbi Kibbitz, Mrs. Chaipul and the notorious robber, Boris Krabot. Narrated by the author, who is also an award-winning story performer, this audiobook is beautifully read and performed. Meet Abraham and Adam. From the day they are born, "those Schlemiel twins" are trouble. No one, not even their parents, can tell them apart, which is sometimes an advantage. Set in Chelm, the famed village of fools, The Brothers Schlemiel is both a tightly interwoven story of two lives, and a rambling picaresque novel filled with rich characters.

For Young Beginner - A carefully designed method which introduces the younger student to the basics of singing and reading music. Also covers the basics of correct posture and breathing technique. To maximize the student's enjoyment and interest, the book incorporates a repertoire of well known children's songs along with the use of a Sol-fa syllables to help the student identify pitches within the key.

"It doesn't matter what you look like…It's who you are that counts" said the Fairy Godmother from Cinderella Spinderella The classic story of Cinderella has been modernized and urbanized in this audiobook. Written and performed by author and award-winning story performer Mark Binder, this audiobook is a powerful, engaging and fun story. Mark Binder's Cinderella Spinderella began its life as a spoken-word story told to very different audiences - groups of inner city youngsters and their parents and campers with severe physical disabilities. The audiobook is a blend of performance and reading - with all of the voices performed by the author. The audiobook allows listeners to hear Cinderella and the Prince as unique and form their own vivid images. Every youngster can see herself or himself reflected in the story. This is Cinderella who powerfully chooses her identity! Cinderella Spinderella is both classic and contemporary, written and performed with delightful humor and a surprising twist.