Books published by publisher Xlibris Corp

It Couldn't Be The Measles is a story of a big animal and an even bigger problem. When an owner discovers his pet elephant has polka dots, he goes to enormous lengths to have him treated. After all, "It's hard to keep an elephant, especially when it's sick". From the doctor to the fire department, from the local citizens to the Mayor, all are affected by this "polka dot mishap." The story is as lively as its inhabitants and the ending is equally as delightful.

THE MARYLAND BIGFOOT DIGEST is a comprehensive survey of creature sightings in the Free State. In this offering of extensive research, author Mark Opsasnick describes his indoctrination into the world of monsters, offers detailed coverage of such legendary beasts as the Sykesville Monster, the Harewood Park Monster, and the Harford County Bigfoot, and rounds out his work with an impressive roster of 300 alleged sightings of Bigfoot-type creatures in his home state of Maryland. Whether you

TAYLOR BELL, the Traveling Kitten is the first of five books in the A Journey through the Stars series. The kittens in the series are a symbol of unity. Taylor Bell, the Traveling Kitten feels united with his folks. He knows that he is part of a big family, and he wants to visit them all across the United States. His journey begins as he travels around from one state to the other. Volume One follows Taylor through the first ten states from Alabama to Georgia. The traveling kitten captures the beauty and peculiarities of each state that he visits on his journey. The captivating illustrations will make you think of home, happiness, tenderness, and contentment. They are very appealing for children of all ages, bursting color splashes, unconventional, distinctive, original artwork.

Phantom and Shadow, four legged canine pals, find a lonely frog in their yard and listen to his tale of how he got there, how he wants to go home, but how he can't find his way on his own. Will they help Bosco, the frog? Of course! What kind of adventures will they have as they help him get home? Let's find out in the Adventures of Phantom and Shadow: Frog Song.

This beautifully illustrated children's book tells a story of a little boy finding peace and serenity after the loss of a loved one. The author uses balloons to help little grieving Admyire feel a sense of connection to his beloved grandfather who is now above the sky in heaven. Admyire and his sister Adour stare in disbelief into the sky as they watch a balloon that appears to have a vision of their grandfather in it. Their grandfather begins to entertain the kids by doing cool tricks like writing their names in the sky, changing colors, and dancing around the window that they are staring out of. After watching the balloon do all these fascinating tricks, Adour says to her brother Admyire, "I know why the wind makes balloons fly in the sky-it's God's way of letting us play with loved ones in heaven." This fun balloon story for children helps adults understand that children miss their loved ones too and they also need to understand their loss.