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  • If My Heart Had Wings: A World War II Love Story

    Nadine Taylor

    language (Taylor-Fox Publishing, March 6, 2018)
    Amazon Bestseller! Not the usual WWII tale, If My Heart Had Wings is a true story that reads like a novel – a can't-put-it-down tale of star-crossed love, shattering loss, buried secrets, and a daughter's discovery of her mother's secret life.“Loved it! The Greatest Generation all have their secrets in this endlessly fascinating & compelling memoir.” - Reedsy Discovery“Superb! A wonderful story of devotion and tough times…” - Nat’l WWII Museum“A unique book, written about real people and events… one of the best in the WWII genre.” - Amazon ReaderAt the height of WW2, 22-year-old Nina Raff learns that her beloved pilot husband has been killed in plane crash. To escape her grief, she upends her life, moves across country, and plunges into another marriage far too soon. For the next twenty years, she buries her sadness and ignores the past to appease her jealous alcoholic second husband. But when her teenage daughter discovers a long-hidden wedding photo, an unforgettable story of love, heartbreaking loss, oppression, and family secrets tumbles out, compounded by a mystery the daughter is determined to solve. It's war and its aftermath, told from a woman's point of view. Perfect for anyone who loves the history, drama, and romance of the World War II era!Reviews"This book is subtitled A World War II Love Story... but it is so much more than that…I recommend it to anyone who likes World War II tales and stories about strong women who never give in to adversity." - Vine Voice[Taylor has] mastered a conversational yet detail resonant style of prose. I know I can hear my mother and grandmother in her writing, musing and conversing.” - Misanthropester.comA deeply moving tribute, meticulously researched and engaging from start to finish.” - Carol Starr Schneider, author What Readers Say About the Book“Compelling, unique and easy to read, this is a special story about the Greatest Generation. But ALL generations can relate to its themes of young love, loss, struggle and rediscovery. Wonderful read!!”“Each chapter left me wanting to find out what happened next, so I finished it in one sitting. It's the best book I've read all year!”“A truly wonderful account of the life (and death) of one of our young American pilots and what happened to his young widow.Definitely worth reading!”What Readers Say About the Audiobook“Nadine Taylor combines the skill of a professional reader with the truth that only an author can bring to a reading.”“As a narrator, Taylor holds our attention throughout, taking a deep dive into family secrets with grace and humor.”“Upon first listening to this audiobook, I was immediately drawn in; with every word of this fascinating tale I felt like I was “there."
  • Murder in Pharaoh's Palace: An Ancient Egyptian Mystery

    William G. Collins

    eBook (Taylor & Seale Publishing, Sept. 19, 2016)
    Shepseskaf, a young Egyptian physician, rescues a small kitten from drowning and in doing so, saves a kingdom. Little Miu changes not only his life, but also the lives of everyone he knows and loves. Following an emergency call to Pharaoh’s palace, Shep finds himself in a mysterious and dangerous adventure. His cat accompanies him on his travels even to crime scenes where for reasons known only to her, important clues end up in her traveling basket. It is a tale filled with romance and danger in the glorious days of Ancient Egypt.
  • A Princess, A Prince, And A Dragon Go To Camp

    Joan Harris

    language (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Sept. 7, 2015)
    The Royal Dragon Billy Bob had no idea what a summer camp was when the princess suggested he should go during summer vacation. He was excited and fearful at the same time. When he discovered that three close friends would be his tent mates, he was very happy, and even more so when he saw Prince Arthur Jim Ray was the camp leader. During the day he seemed happy as he dealt with new adventures, even the adventure where he has to overcome his greatest fear. This is a very charming story all children will love. They will probably be singing the little song the campers sang at the end as they remember what Billy Bob did.
  • Blame

    Melody Dean Dimick

    language (Taylor and Seale Publishing, June 8, 2017)
    Jacob Barnaby lives in a small town in the shadows of the Adirondack Mountains, where neighbors know each other and gossip spreads like dandelions. On the night of his birthday party, the seventeen-year-old son of a prominent attorney learns his father has a secret. To make matters worse, his father plans to represent the man Jacob and his friends think is responsible for putting the school bully in a wheelchair. Will his father’s actions ruin both Jacob’s family and his senior year? Can Jacob salvage his relationship with his girlfriend?
  • Flynn and the Dragonfly

    Sandra B. Godfrey

    Paperback (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Dec. 16, 2018)
    Flynn doesn't fit in at school, and his parents are worried. He struggles to belong, but he is just different. Discovering he can hear Dash, a dragonfly, is just the beginning of the adventure of a lifetime. Dash and Flynn become fast friends as they overcome some tough scrapes and create a bizarre science project. Will they become Top Predators, or will they fail?
  • Flynn and the Dragonfly

    Sandra B. Godfrey

    language (TAYLOR AND SEALE PUBLISHING, Dec. 16, 2018)
    Flynn doesn't fit in at school, and his parents are worried. He struggles to belong, but he is just different. Discovering he can hear Dash, a dragonfly, is just the beginning of the adventure of a lifetime. Dash and Flynn become fast friends as they overcome some tough scrapes and create a bizarre science project. Will they become Top Predators, or will they fail?
  • Go, Girl, Co

    Lynn Hawkins Ph.D

    Paperback (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Oct. 5, 2019)
    “Shoshana doesn’t know the word quit.” She enters a lot of races and wins every one of them—even when she comes in last. For a girl who learned to walk only with braces when she was five, every race is a milestone. Every challenge she meets, despite a number of physical handicaps, just gives her goals to reach. Shoshana is a winner with a positive attitude that draws everyone to her beautiful smile. Her story will inspire every reader.
  • LOOSE BALLOONS

    Jill Clark

    Paperback (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Sept. 27, 2019)
    Loose Balloons is a humorous, fanciful children's book for ages four to twelve. The engaging poems encourage children to read, laugh and learn about their environment and themselves. These imaginative rhymes contain K-5 teaching resources and lesson plans guided by the Florida State Standards.
  • KATE'S SECRET

    BARBARA CAIRNS

    language (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Sept. 30, 2019)
    In a small New England town, an eleven-year-old girl and her two younger siblings have had to move yet again to a new house, to a new school, and to more questions by strangers. Kate Colton hopes this move will be different for her mom, her brother and her sister, and of course, for herself. Now, they’ll be living closer to aunts and uncles, which Mom thinks is a good thing. But Kate soon learns that moms don’t always get it right, especially when dealing with an alcoholic father in the family. Will the new move be a permanent one for Kate and her family? Will Kate’s father be able to change, or will he continue to embarrass Kate and make her feel ashamed? Will Kate be strong enough to perform at her new school as the lead in her school play or will her father’s alcoholism ruin that for her too? In Kate’s Secret, readers not only learn what it means to live in an alcoholic family but will also benefit from the questions and resources provided at the end of the book.
  • Silfa A Fairy Tale

    Susan Nadler

    eBook (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Sept. 9, 2015)
    Silfa, a young fairy, finds herself trapped in a different time zone and in a locale she does not remember. Somehow, she has traveled into the future. How can she hide from harm when Willie, a young, sad boy troubled with family problems, actually sees her? They strike a friendship which helps them both grow in understanding of their world.Silfa, who has a delightful wit, possesses all the beautiful qualities of a “good fairy.” Though she has troubles of her own, even to being attacked by a monster she had somehow conjured up from her past, she tries to help Willie.Nadler has captured the childhood fantasy of fairies with a story which helps you escape into the world you remember believing in as a child. Children and adults will enjoy immersing themselves in the story, anxious to know how it will end . . . and yet reluctant to let go.
  • Abby's Attraction

    Barbara Cairns

    eBook (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Aug. 26, 2018)
    When a sassy, ten-year-old girl decides to get a summer job at the local animal attraction for money to enter a writing contest, she must first convince her demanding mother and then deal with the new girl who arrives in town and enters the contest. But will Abby’s friend Eddie get her into trouble with his outrageous dares? Will Abby convince Mr. Cournoyer that she won’t climb over the alligator wall? Will Abby win the contest trip and her mother’s approval? What kind of a job could a ten-year-old get anyway? In Abby’s Attraction, readers will not only learn what happens to a feisty tomboy but also about the history of one of Florida’s favorite state parks. In the 1960s, the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park was known as the Homosassa Springs Attraction. This popular attraction in Florida had huge alligators leaping out of the water for marshmallows, chattering spider monkeys entertaining visitors along Pepper Creek, and a delightful baby hippopotamus named Lu
  • Sly Fly and Gray Mare at the Rodeo

    Terri Curtis

    eBook (Taylor and Seale Publishing, Sept. 13, 2015)
    Sly convinces Gray Mare to participate in a rodeo, even though Gray Mare is dead set against it. Gray discovers that losing is sometimes winning.