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  • Spies of the Midnight Sun: A True Story of WWII Heroes

    Samuel Marquis

    eBook (Mount Sopris Publishing, May 29, 2018)
    SPIES OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN is the true story of legendary British safecracker and spy Eddie Chapman, the British Double Cross Spy System, and Norwegian female Resistance operatives Dagmar Lahlum and Annemarie Breien. Known as Agent Zigzag, the most remarkable double agent of WWII, the fearless and roguishly handsome Chapman fell in love with and spied alongside the stunning 20-year-old model Dagmar Lahlum in Occupied Norway. Based upon recently released historical records from British and Norwegian archives, this WWII adventure and romance tale illuminates for the first time the intimate relationship between the two spy-lovers as well as the wartime exploits of Lahlum, Breien, and the Norwegian Resistance to liberate Norway and combat the Gestapo’s bloodhound investigator, Siegfried Fehmer. The contributions of Dagmar Lahlum and Annemarie Breien to the Allied war effort are many and incontrovertible—and yet history has never properly recognized these courageous Resistance women for their achievements. Until now. This book is their story and the story of the colorful Eddie Chapman in their efforts to defeat the Nazis.
  • Spies of the Midnight Sun: A True Story of WWII Heroes

    Samuel Marquis

    Paperback (Mount Sopris Publishing, May 15, 2018)
    SPIES OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN is the true story of legendary British safecracker and spy Eddie Chapman, the British Double Cross Spy System, and Norwegian female Resistance operatives Dagmar Lahlum and Annemarie Breien. Known as Agent Zigzag, the most remarkable double agent of WWII, the fearless and roguishly handsome Chapman fell in love with and spied alongside the stunning 20-year-old model Dagmar Lahlum in Occupied Norway. Based upon recently released historical records from British and Norwegian archives, this WWII adventure and romance tale illuminates for the first time the intimate relationship between the two spy-lovers as well as the wartime exploits of Lahlum, Breien, and the Norwegian Resistance to liberate Norway and combat the Gestapo’s bloodhound investigator, Siegfried Fehmer. The contributions of Dagmar Lahlum and Annemarie Breien to the Allied war effort are many and incontrovertible—and yet history has never properly recognized these courageous Resistance women for their achievements. Until now. This book is their story and the story of the colorful Eddie Chapman in their efforts to defeat the Nazis.
  • Space Cadets: Middle Grade Science Fiction Action/Adventure, Ages 9-12

    Robin Pawlak

    language (Mountview Publishing, Feb. 6, 2018)
    What if your imagination could take you anywhere? Literally.Twelve-year-old Simon loves to daydream—a little too much, according to his twin sister Casey, who prefers real-life adventures. She leads the two into their father’s workroom, which is strictly off limits, and they are zapped by their father’s mysterious invention. Afterward, exhausted and dazed, Simon imagines that he is flying a spaceship. Suddenly, he finds that he can no longer control the fantasy, and he and his sister end up stuck in space. For real.Simon and Casey are taken prisoner by the evil Gamnilians, an alien race bent on galactic domination. In jail they come across an unexpected ally in Geet, a fearful but clever little alien who wants exactly what they want: freedom, and to find a way home. The trio teams up to attempt a daring escape, leading to action-packed adventure filled with danger, friendship and lots of laughs. Written by a long-time teacher of middle grade students (ages 9-12), this book is packed with:- science fiction action and adventure- humour- aliens- fun!- spaceships, blasters and various other techy things- themes related to imagination, courage, friendship and familyA Gamnilian translation guide is included at the back of the book, with the English version of all thirty lines spoken in Gamnilian. Because—in this universe at least—they just don’t teach that kind of thing in school.
  • Gardening with Guineas: A Step-By-Step Guide to Raising Guinea Fowl on a Small Scale

    Jeannette S. Ferguson, Ellen R. Patton

    Paperback (Morris Publishing, June 16, 1999)
    Gardening with Guineas is a delightful and informative guide to raising guinea fowl. It covers the life of a guinea from egg throughout adult, including incubation, feeding, housing, training and common problems. In Gardening with Guineas you will learn: Reasons for raising guinea fowl, what you need to know before you buy, working with newborns and young keets, handling typical problems, and much, much more. This book is easy to follow and will surely benefit anyone who desires to raise guinea fowl.
  • The Grump King

    Benjamin Burton

    eBook (Mount Samuel Publishing, Oct. 31, 2016)
    Meet the Grump King, a grouchy old ruler who is disliked by all the townspeople because of his, well, gumpiness. But one day a stranger moves into town and shows all the villagers that things aren't always as they seem. A story about friendship and not judging others, The Grump King is sure to delight readers of all ages. Contains 31 uniquely illustrated full color pages. Plush doll soon to be available!
  • The Grump King

    Benjamin Burton

    eBook (Mount Samuel Publishing, Oct. 31, 2016)
    Immerse yourself in this beautifully illustrated children's book about an old king that appears to be grumpy, but perhaps just needs a kind heart to help him show his true colors. Meanwhile, the townspeople learn an important lesson about judging others. Adults and children alike will enjoy entering into the world of The Grump King while learning important life lessons. Contains 31 unique full color illustrations. Hardback book to be available December 2016.
  • Beware the Snallygaster

    Patrick Boyton, Patricia Michalak, Meghan Boehman

    Paperback (South Mountain Publishing, Aug. 23, 2011)
    For generations, the people of Middletown Valley have told tales of the Snallygaster - a mysterious creature that dwells deep in the caves of South Mountain. Some say it's a myth. Some say it's real. But this Halloween, best friends Holly and Peter are finally going to get to the truth behind the legend...if it doesn't get to them first!
  • Space Cadets: Middle Grade Science Fiction Action/Adventure, Ages 9-12

    Robin Pawlak

    Paperback (Mountview Publishing, Jan. 9, 2018)
    What if your imagination could take you anywhere? Literally.Twelve-year-old Simon loves to daydream—a little too much, according to his twin sister Casey, who prefers real-life adventures. She leads the two into their father’s workroom, which is strictly off limits, and they are zapped by their father’s mysterious invention. Afterward, exhausted and dazed, Simon imagines that he is flying a spaceship. Suddenly, he finds that he can no longer control the fantasy, and he and his sister end up stuck in space. For real.Simon and Casey are taken prisoner by the evil Gamnilians, an alien race bent on galactic domination. In jail they come across an unexpected ally in Geet, a fearful but clever little alien who wants exactly what they want: freedom, and to find a way home. The trio teams up to attempt a daring escape, leading to action-packed adventure filled with danger, friendship and lots of laughs. Written by a long-time teacher of middle grade students (ages 9-12), this book is packed with:science fiction action and adventurehumouraliensfun!spaceships, blasters and various other techy thingsthemes related to imagination, courage, friendship and familyA Gamnilian translation guide is included at the back of the book, with the English version of all thirty lines spoken in Gamnilian. Because—in this universe at least—they just don’t teach that kind of thing in school.
  • In Grandma's Arms

    Melissa Altamirano

    Hardcover (Morris publishing, Dec. 1, 2016)
    In Grandma's Arms is a heartwarming story written by Melissa Altamirano and illustrated by Ethan Scott. The story is about the comfort we get in our grandmother's arms. Altamirano and Scott also published "The Sleepy Rooster" in 2015.
  • A Garden Carried IN The Pocket A Magic Button to Wall Street

    Edith Nisberg, Margaret Geiger

    Paperback (Morris Publishing, June 15, 1999)
    The story is about two teenagers brother and sister,Russ and Joy who have an exciting adventure. One day they walk to New York City and enter an elevator in a huge office building. They press a magic button and find themselves in a strange place and discover an unusual brokerage house on Wall Street. They invest $100 in a stock, when a shocking news bulletin changed their fantasy into reality. Read to find out how Russ and Joy followed their dreams and turned a loss into a proft.
  • A Place to Call Home

    Susan M. Wood

    (Morris Publishing, Nov. 11, 1999)
    The inspiring true story behind the founding of Wears Valley Ranch. Filled with humor, hope and encouragement, A Place to Call HOME chronicles the miraculous answer to over twenty years of prayer which has resulted in a place of new beginnings for dozens of hurting children and youth from families in crisis.
  • The Grump King

    Benjamin Burton

    Hardcover (Mount Samuel Publishing, Feb. 14, 2017)
    Immerse yourself in this beautifully illustrated children's book about a king who appears to be grumpy at first glance, but perhaps just needs the help of a kind heart to reveal his true colors. Meanwhile, the townspeople learn an important lesson about judging others. Children and adults alike will enjoy this meaningful story about kindness and treating others the way we ourselves desire to be treated.