Join Rusty, the family dog, and his best friend Alsey as they talk about issues of divorce, new families after divorce, privacy, being different and understanding that it's a good thing, being afraid and the most important thing: Being in a loving family and having a buddy like Alsey! Recommended for children ages 4 - 9 years.

Alsey & Me: The Story of a Dog's Best Friend

Children's Books

Deb Thompson

Alsey Hopkins

Animals

Paw Print Productions

Join Rusty the family dog and his buddy Alsey again as together they find ways to spread holiday cheer to those less fortunate and/or alone during the holidays. Learn how one family celebrates both Chanukah and Christmas, and the meaning of Chanukah.

Alsey and Me: Spreading Holiday Cheer

Holidays & Celebrations

If your relationship still works, you could be training harder. Chapters: Introduction It's All Good in the Beginning Getting Hit By Cars and Other Injuries Prima Donna Syndrome Boneheaded Moves Pain is the Name of the Game The Winners and the Losers The Best Things in Life All Begin With a B: Bicycling, Beer and Booty We Can't Afford That! Tornados, Blizzards and Hail It's My Birthday, Damn It! The Green Bag and Other Chaos Big Fish Tales The Finish You cant remember important occasions like your girlfriend s birthday or Valentine s Day but you have committed to memory the dates of all races coming up over the next six months. And so with that I vow here and now to continue to support Dan the amateur bicycle racer for as long as I have him, in good weather and bad, in last place or next to last place, so help me Eddy Merckx.

It's All About the Bike: The chaotic life of an amateur bicycle racer's girlfriend

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

A rich account of life in rural North Carolina during and soon after WWI, as told through personal letters written between 1916 and 1920. The story of the Hopkins-Strickland families and their friends has all the elements of a book that you won't want to put down: romance, as young men and women were vying for each other's affections; boys going off to fight in WWI; the Spanish Influenza pandemic; undisguised adoration by one woman for another; use of local vernacular and colloquialisms of the day; a look at the culture &amp; day to day lives of a rural community during that time. The final letter in the collection, written on February 14, 1920, provides a wonderfully romantic ending. Part 1 of the book gives historical background on WWI, Spanish Influenza, life in rural North Carolina, and an introduction to the people and places that appear in the letters; the letters, about 100 in total, are transcribed in Part 2. This book has truly captured a part of North Carolina history in a unique and poignant way; the following excerpts were taken from a few of the letters in the book: Well Maude, I reckon you are chopping cotton these days, are you not? Was sorry to hear that Ollie was leaving for France. Heard today we boys were going over soon. Hope you won't forget me when I get over in the strange countrys. Als hope you won't get married before I get back, if I ever do. We have had the Flu ansy [influenza]. It is the worse thing that ever hit me. But listen my dear girl, my mind is with you all the time and heart all so [also], don't you see, for it true in my heart.

Letters From the Old Glory Box: A Captivating Story of Life in Rural North Carolina During WWI As Told Through Personal Letters

Ted S. Hopkins

Deborah P. Thompson

Parenting & Relationships

The Bravest Little Duck is the story of Just Me, who knew that it was okay to be yourself, and that although there may be others who are better at something or more popular, that each of us is unique and wonderful in our own way. Just Me shows the others around him, who are more gifted than he, that when you show kindness towards others and always be honest, you feel good about yourself.

The Bravest Little Duck

James E. Bodenheimer

Katie's Kite is the story of a young girl whose Father is killed fighting for his country. It is also a story of coping with loss, and finding out that our loved ones will always be with us, in our hearts and in our memories.

Katie's Kite

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Frances and Her Shiny Chair teaches adults and children alike the importance of respecting each other's differences. We are all different in some way, whether it's how we look or how we dress or our religious beliefs, but we are really all alike in that we're all just people.

Frances and Her Shiny Chair

Breaking the Hippocractic Oath is a collection of five stories. The firt three stories are drama/suspense, one or two of which have very unexpected endings. The first of the three is about a physician who gets himself into some trouble but is then set up for something far worse. The fourth story is a humorous tale called Adventures of the Brantley Boys, and is about the somewhat wild lives of two Southern Rednecks. The final story - Terrarium World - is a science fiction story about microscopic creatures (Interras) living in a young boy's terrarium. They are able to make contact with the boy (Max) and Max brings them to a chemist, Dr. Meyer, who solves their problem. In return, the Interras give Max and Dr. Meyer gifts that benefit all of humanity.

Breaking the Hippocratic Oath (and Other Short Stories)

Literature & Fiction

Deborah Thompson

Short Stories & Anthologies

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