Inspired by a real-life rescue cat named Bunny, Hello, My Name is Bunny! New York City is the tale of a small kitty with a big heart who's finally found her fur-ever home, thanks to a kindly New York City couple. Yet Bunny can't seem to enjoy her good luck knowing other animals aren't as fortunate as she is. This desire to help those in need compels Bunny to escape her safe, comfy apartment and embark on a wild adventure that takes her through Manhattan's busy streets and over its towering skyscrapers in a daring attempt to rescue a mistreated carriage horse. Will Bunny's mission to save the poor carriage horse succeed? Will the help she gets from Mike the Mouse, Polly the Pigeon, and Peter the Deliveryman be enough? Join brave Bunny and her loyal friends on their incredible journey to find out!

Hello, My Name is Bunny!: New York City

Children's Books

Bloom, Matt

Animals

Hello Bunny LLC

Foxes in peril! In this second book in the Hello, My Name is Bunny! chapter book series, international feline do-gooder Bunny Bloom teams up with 10-year-old Lily Hayward, Rocky the lazy tabby cat, and Goldy, the mischievous Labrador puppy on a nighttime adventure to save London's foxes. When Lily faces a confidence crisis spurred by school bullies, Bunny is by her side to help her see that with a positive outlook and smart thinking, you can be unstoppable! The first four books in this children's chapter book series take international feline do-gooder Bunny Bloom on wild, wacky, and perilous adventures in New York City, London, Paris, and Tokyo. In each escapade, Bunny risks life and limb, (and the consternation of her human parents) by helping a friend in need. Learn more at www.hellobunnybloom.com

Hello, My Name is Bunny!: London

Mayell, Pippa

Hello, My Name is Bunny!: Tokyo

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Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

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Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Red Brick Press

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Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

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Literature & Fiction

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Salt of the Nation is the story of Harry McBride, a disillusioned gravel plant worker who impulsively slugs the Republican presidential nominee during a campaign photo-op and instantly becomes America’s most famous fugitive and newest hero. 
 Harry’s vicious punch is caught on camera and immediately goes viral as he flees the scene of his crime and heads for Mexico. While being pursued across the country by a zealous born again private investigator, Harry is taunted via the airwaves by Grover Budd, a Rush Limbaugh-like radio host who doggedly portrays Harry as a subversive agent of the "socialist" Democratic Party. 
 Despite Grover Budd’s efforts, Harry soon becomes a role model to working-class men and a sex symbol to disaffected women longing to escape their unfulfilling lives. To a single mother he meets, Harry is a healer with the power to cure her chronically-ill son. College professors start teaching ad-hoc courses on Harry, a song about him goes to number one, and radio stations stage Harry McBride Punch-Out Contests to raise money for the troops. That’s not to mention the Harry McBride Society, hastily contrived to cash in on the free-floating rage and frustration to which Harry has given a name and a face. 
 Set during the run-up to a pivotal presidential election, Salt of the Nation is more than a road story; it’s a novel about a land riven by broken promises, thwarted dreams, and populism gone awry. It’s the story of a contemporary America equally divided and galvanized by an ordinary man’s rash act and desperate journey.

Salt of the Nation: A novel

Literary

Adelaide Books

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