The London Seance Society

Sarah Penner

Park Publishing

Sherlock Holmes's Christmas

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

David Upton

Mystery

In Miss Bennet &amp; Mr Bingley, Fenella J Miller returns to Jane Austen's best loved novel, Pride and Prejudice, giving an insight into both Charles and Jane's private thoughts through that difficult year. We discover what Jane did in London and how Charles filled the days until he was able to return to Netherfield. This book takes us past the wedding - when Kitty Bennet becomes the heroine of the hour. ""Jane Bennet is in the spotlight in Fenella-Jane Miller's delightful novel. We see Jane's growing love for Bingley as well as her view of Elizabeth and Darcy's unfolding relationship, and we find out what happened to her in London when she thought all was lost. Humorous, engaging and true to Jane Austen's world, this is a charming read for Austen fans."" Amanda Grange is the bestselling author of Mr Darcy's Diary, (Mr Knightley's Diary, Captain Wentworth's Diary)

Miss Bennet & Mr Bingley

Romance

Fenella J Miller

Historical

Wiring Simplified (Wiring Simplified)

Engineering & Transportation

Richter, H.P.

Engineering

The Children's Story is imaginary beginning with a little girl describing herself as Nancy's look-alike except she has pink hair. She describes where she lives and offers to tell her of the many adventures she has. 
In her Look-alike Land, she explains what happens to her when she wants to skip meals and how the White Knight helps her fly home. Awaking next morning she found that Cicero Scissor Bird has snipped a bit of her heart and slipped away. She set out to find something to fill that empty space while Butterfly Bows and Barrette Birds flew around her and a Bow settled in her hair. 
At Bubble Bath Bay on Talc Beach, she discovers Slippery Sloop, a bar of soap,who offers to take her sailing on the Bay even if he is afraid he will melt in the water. While sailing they rescue The Bobby Pin Boys who were floating on a raft of sponge and they offer to join her search. Experiencing a tornado, Slippery Sloop landed safely on a strange beach where he decides to wait for the little girl. He knew she was safe with the Bobby Pin Boys. 
Traveling up a path, they observe Sherlock Comb and Harry Brush bouncing around with Sherlock chasing Harry. Sherlock Comb explained that it is the custom of Eyeshadow Land for him to chase Harry and Harry loved it. Several generations ago Harry's relative had stolen every hair of the all the people in the land. The King took control and his punishment required that all of the Brushes be followed in the future. The Brushes love to run, so they are always being chased. They loved it, but unfortunately had never been taught to do anything else. 
Traveling in Eyeshadow Land, the path leaned, bucked and bounced. In the distance was a castle. They eventually reached the gates and fell through them right into a pool filled with shampoo. The Eyeshadow Queen and the populace were preparing to wash their hair to greet them. She hurriedly stopped the shampoo and saved them from the sticky goo! They noticed that the Queen has very unusual looks and her hair is Green while her subjects hair is Blue. She tells a story explaining how this happened. The little girl gives her a Butterfly Bow and the Queen turns into a rare beauty. 
Entering Lipstick Land, they experience celebrations of the seasons in different ways. Walking on a beach after a July 4th display of fireworks, she stumbles onto Slippery Sloop waiting to take her home. She feels her experiences have healed her heart and wants to go home to see her parents. 
Slippery Sloop delivers her to her parents and returns to his special dish. Her empty heart is filled by finding a faithful friend in Slippery Sloop and her heart is healed with the love of her parents. Love heals.

Notes to Nancy

Children's Books

Baunach, Ecomae

Literature & Fiction

Domino's Farms is an illustrated exploration of the challenges and triumphs of building and running one of the nation's most extraordinary business parks. It takes readers behind the scenes in the creation of an architectural marvel---the half-mile-long, copper-roofed building that experts consider the capstone of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Style. It reveals the true story behind the unusual monuments and exotic animals that have made Domino's Farms one of the few office parks to double as a tourist attraction. And it celebrates the vision and old-fashioned hard work that merged modern convenience with small-town comfort, creating a Class-A workplace in the heart of farm country.Set in rolling croplands and pastures just ten minutes from downtown Ann Arbor, Domino's Farms presents a feast for the senses. Hundreds of photos in Domino's Farms depict the office park's spectacular architecture, fascinating wildlife, and bustling farm activities. Photos also pay tribute to the designers and builders who created the park, and the managers and caretakers who keep it running. Together, these images tell the story of a workplace so pleasant that people actually look forward to Monday morning.Designed in an oversize format, this keepsake photo volume is a revelation for anyone who has never seen this Michigan landmark. It even holds some surprises for people who think they know it well. And for those interested in business architecture and design, the text provides a wealth of ideas on how to create a congenial work environment in a large modern facility.Featuring the unique perspectives of everyone from the office park's neighbors and maintenance staff to employees of its fifty tenants, Domino's Farms' insightful look at the inner workings of building and development invites comparison with Tracy Kidder's House and Witold Rybczynski's Last Harvest.Bertie Bonnell is a freelance writer and retired marketing consultant from Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Domino's Farms: A Landmark Office Park In the Country

Business & Money

Bertie Bonnell

Biography & History

Budapest - A Critical Guide

András Török

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