Meet Casey James Parker, an extraordinary little poodle who does everything little dogs do and lots of things people do too Through these candid photos you can join Casey on his exciting adventures. Get ready to have fun

Poodle on a Noodle: The Adventures of Casey James Parker

Children's Books

Fritz, Laura

Animals

Yawn's Books & More, Incorporated

It's 1963 and nine-year-old Tansy Corbin is about to take you by the hand and walk you through her world of close-knit family, fast friends and quirky characters that small towns in the deep south are famous for. Tansy will share her world view, opinions and great wisdom as only a nine-year-old little girl can do. Prepare to smile all the way through this delightful book and wish for just a few more pages before the adventure ends.

The Year of Nine: Where the Rain Begins

Literature & Fiction

Hill, KAthi Harper

United States

Moses told the Israelites, "In the morning you shall say, 'Would that it were evening!' And at the evening you shall say, 'Would that it were morning!' because of the dread of your heart." We feel that way some days. The prayers in this book ask God to hear our pleas for help with disappointments when others let us down . . . hurt when words are harsh . . . forgiving when we don't want to . . . feeling alone when we lose our way . . . attitudes that spoil the day for those around us . . . everyday struggles. Others remind us of our hope in Him and His grace and forgiveness. There are prayers of praise and thanksgiving, for wisdom and direction, and prayers for blessings. The blessings of God's daily care for us may especially shine through if we read them aloud as they were first given in a worship setting and may provide us with an even greater understanding of their message for our own devotional time.

A Collection of Prayers

Religion & Spirituality

Ford, Frank L

Christian Books & Bibles

60 Cents: Secrets and Tales in a Small Town

Growing up in a small Southern town can be a phenomenal experience for a young boy who has any measure of curiosity and imagination. Whimsical tales of youthful frolic and childish nonsense provide a jovial flair to memories of yesteryear. But when a shameful secret of monumental magnitude rears its' ugly head and penetrates the soul of a young man, it causes him to wonder who he really is; and, if who his very own father claimed to be was, in fact, reality. In "60 Cents", Brad Hulsey's life journey takes you through a myriad of high and low moments that exemplify the triumphs, struggles and realities that all humankind faces. Brad's startling revelations and long-sought-after redemption and reconciliation stir a multitude of feelings and emotions that, ultimately, lead to new-found self-recognition and eventual forgiveness for the sins of the father - and the grandfathers.

Biographies & Memoirs

Hulsey, Brad

Historical

Southern humor is a little different from other kinds of humor. A little quirky, a little skewed. This perfectly describes Charles and Bensy's life, from childhood to adulthood, from marriage to parenthood. The absurd becomes a way of life as they get one surprise after another. Wacky family and even wackier friends stroll though a life with this devoted couple, seen through the eyes of one Charles Simpson. And the wackiest thing of all? Southerners won't bat an eye, they will only think: "Been there, seen that."

Bensy and Me

While in Vietnam, Slater Davis served in Bravo Company, 4th Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment in the 11th Light Infantry Brigade of the Americal Division (23rd Infantry) from late 1970 until June of 1971. At that time, he was not aware of the history of Bravo Company, also known as "Big Bad Bravo". It wasn't until he began attending company reunions and meeting some of the men who had gone before him, did he get the 'stirring' to write Bravo's story...from the perspective of the men who filled the Company's ranks from November, 1967 until June of 1971. This book, "In The Shadow Of Heroes", tells that story...from the forming at Schofield Barracks in Hawaii to the final stand down. Mr. Davis writes of the Grunt's Life...the struggles, the emotions, the battles, and the sacrifices. His focus is on the grunts, and especially the heroes who never returned home. Please join him in honoring them as you read their story.

IN THE SHADOW OF HEROES: THE STORY OF BRAVO COMPANY 4/21 IN VIETNAM

Davis, Slater

He Spoke with Authority: Get, then Give the Advantage of Confidence

Self-Help

Fellows, Thomas

Self-Esteem

There is no book out there today like Forget Self-Help, by Thomas Fellows. Through his use of literature, history, psychology, scripture and personal experiences, Fellows stresses the importance of living out the Golden Rule of Matthew 7:12 to live a fulfilling, joyful life. While there has been a myriad of self-help books that have come out in the last decade, Fellows contends that the best way to help yourself is to help others. From his life experiences in the computer software sales world to his ongoing struggle with clinical depression, Fellows deftly encourages the reader to think of their troubles in a different light, a light that puts the emphasis on others instead of oneself. 
Southern in nature, Forget Self-Help focuses on four main subjects: two literary and two historical. The book explores the profound writings and actions of Robert E. Lee, and includes quotations and thoughts from Martin Luther King Jr. that the lay person probably has not seen. From a literary perspective, the book focuses on the two books that has arguably changed the American landscape the most any two books have in history: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriett Beecher Stowe. 
While the book references scripture quite often, it challenges modern Christian thought in the way that both To Kill a Mockingbird and Uncle Tom's Cabin did. It emphasizes Jesus' teaching in Matthew 7:12 that "So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets." Forget Self-Help reminds the reader that since we will never see God on Earth, we are called to be God's agents while on earth, and we should attempt to find favor not just with God, but with man as well. 
While one of the sources in the book is the Bible, it is intended to be enjoyed by people of all faith backgrounds.

Forget Self-Help: Re-Examining the Golden Rule

Oops, Where Is My Teddy Bear?

Carter, Sunsheray

Humor

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