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By day Louie, the lovable lab aboard the cozy but perilous pirate ship, helps guard the stolen treasures, mini pool, and vegetable garden from seafaring thieves, sea monsters, and pesky rabbits respectively. By night he likes to sneak leftovers out of the fridge, and nuzzle up to the (smelliest) pirate still awake to read him a bedtime story! Louie lives the life; any dog enthusiast would agree. Dive into the affectionate dog humor that is, "A Boatload of Louie".

This book was originally printed in 1925 by Paul Ayres Rockwell, the brother of Kiffin Yates Rockwell. These brothers are my 3rd Cousins 3-times removed, and I am named for Kiffin. Paul compiled this book to honor his brother and many others as they fought for justice in the world. These letters give a peek into the window of real soldiers doing unimaginable work. Enjoy and Shalom on your Journey to becoming a Hero.

Leon the Lizard is a children's book adored by kids of all ages. Babies will love the illustrations and older children will enjoy the story while learning valuable life lessons. Leon is a plain, gray lizard living in a very colorful world. Through his desire to change himself to become as beautiful as his surroundings, he gets carried away becoming selfish and greedy taking all of the colors from the world. Children will learn the importance of self-respect and the social skills of being considerate of others. Leon demonstrates the internal and external values of sharing as he explores his vibrant world that young readers will be sure to take delight in. With the carefully selected words that are set in a rhyme scheme, a character that both boys and girls can relate to and a feel-good surprise ending, Leon the Lizard is destined to become a beloved classic. This book is pediatrician and psychologist endorsed. Ages 2-6

In an instant, a peaceful day can become a nightmare when a child is discovered missing. Recently, we have witnessed tragic abductions of children of all ages across AmericaÑin rural byways and major cities. We have also been heartened by the joyful reunions of children safely returned to their parents. Children may be missing from home for a variety of reasons. They may run away after a heated argument with their parents or be lured away by an online predator in an Internet chatroom. They may be taken by a noncustodial parent to another countryÑ perhaps to strike back at an ex-spouseÑor abducted by someone the child does not know. Whatever the reason a child is missing, parentsÕ lives are turned upside down, and minutes race into hours as they frantically seek their childÕs return to the safety of home. We know that time is of the essence in terms of finding a child. What should parents do if their child is missing?