Books published by publisher Regent Press

The history of string figures shows them to be an important accompaniment to stories and chants in many cultures, especially in Pacific Rim countries. ''A Loop of String'' carries on this tradition, providing stories that accompany directions for making string figures. In addition, Stotter includes string stunts and tricks that have been passed on in the oral tradition for hundreds of years. This how-to book for all ages is a valuable contribution to the folk art of making string figures and will be cherished by teachers, librarians, storytellers, summer camp counselors, and, of course, children. It also contains many original string stories. A loop of string is easy to travel with, affordable, and provides hours of creativity and fun. ''A Loop of String'' won Best How To Book at the 2010 Beach Book Festival Competition in Hollywood, California.

This Jack London novel, published in 1910, was one of the best-selling books of that year and was London's best-selling book in his lifetime. It takes place in the Yukon Territory in 1893. The main character, nicknamed "Burning Daylight" was the most successful entrepreneur of the Alaskan Gold Rush. The story of the main character was partially based upon the life of Oakland entrepreneur "Borax" Smith. The novel was subsequently filmed as a First National movie starring Milton Sills with Doris Kenyon.

Young Trib is a fighter. Her people, a settlement of female warriors, battle for domination in pre-colonial forests occupied by religious zealots and unfriendly natives. Trib relies solely on her sword and the magical strength of her Rage, until one day she is saved by an unlikely duo--a handsome tribal storyteller and a young boy who has visions of spirits and gods. When the natives come under attack by Trib’s mortal enemies, she pledges to help them against the wishes of her leaders, and exposes a web of lies and senseless destruction that shatter her reality forever. Her only hope, and the survival of an entire people, lies in an unexpected love and the guidance of a spirit world she never knew existed.

Young Trib is a fighter. Her people, a settlement of female warriors, battle for domination in pre-colonial forests occupied by religious zealots and unfriendly natives. Trib relies solely on her sword and the magical strength of her Rage, until one day she is saved by an unlikely duo--a handsome tribal storyteller and a young boy who has visions of spirits and gods. When the natives come under attack by Trib’s mortal enemies, she pledges to help them against the wishes of her leaders, and exposes a web of lies and senseless destruction that shatter her reality forever. Her only hope, and the survival of an entire people, lies in an unexpected love and the guidance of a spirit world she never knew existed.