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Where's Wags is an inner active children's book. The narrator is asking children to help her find her dog Wags so he can get a bath.

Right This Way, weaves a dark and captivating tale about Horace Edmund, a former snake oil salesman turned immortal Grim Reaper after a fateful deal with a mysterious figure. Now known as "Professor Prospero," Horace runs the "Carnival of Souls," a magical, otherworldly carnival that serves as both an irresistible spectacle and a gateway for those whose time has come to face their fate.

The story explores themes of ambition, regret, and morality as Horace grapples with the consequences of his choices and the responsibilities of his cursed role. His carnival crew—each with their own secrets and mysterious pasts—add depth and intrigue to the narrative, including Artemis, a shape-shifting rogue searching for identity, and Moira, a haunted fortune teller.

The carnival itself is alive, its rules and whims shaping the lives it touches. While it offers fleeting entertainment, its true purpose is far more sinister, serving as a tool to reap souls, particularly those with dark secrets. The story unfolds through a series of eerie encounters, moral dilemmas, and revelations about the carnival's origins and its enigmatic master's motives.

At its heart, Right This Way is a richly atmospheric exploration of redemption, identity, and the cost of second chances, set against the backdrop of a chilling, ever-changing carnival.

Every child has a wonderful imagination. They imagine many things including what would happen if they were other creatures. If I Could Be a Butterfly gives children so many things to imagine they are. It sends children on a journey of wonder and excitement.

When we first meet Delilah, the curious flamingo, she took a trip into her town at Christmas. In this little book she and her best friend, decide to go to the craft store. The adventures they have at the craft store will excite any young child.

Meet Delilah, a tiny flamingo who decides to takes a walk into the town. As she approaches the town she is surprised to find it has changed. Her town has become her Christmas Town. Follow Delilah as she strolls down the street and sees all the wonderful decorations, boxes of presents, eats Santa cookies and even takes a horse and buggy ride. After that she sings along with the carolers as they stroll through the town.
Children will love this little book.

Children if allowed, have such a wonderful imagination. They see things we as adults don't. Cornfield Fliers of East Tennesse brings the imagination of children to life. This is a book of poetry as seen through the eyes of children as they watch paragliders rise up from the cornfields of East Tennessee. Join Author Linda "Ahnie" Humphrey and Illsutrator Mary Brotherton as they take you on a journey of magic and imagination

Children are born not seeing a difference. They just see others. Isn't it time that we continue to show and teach children to not only not see the differences in others but to embrace them.

All children believe they have The World's Best Grandfather. This little book show how no matter what country a child or a grandfather live in, they are the World's Best Grandfather

At some point in our lives we all are left behind by someone. It could be the end of a realtionship, death, someone we have out grown, enstrangement or even leaving a job. What we have to understand is there is a period of feeling left behind while that other person moves on with their life either here or on another plane. There is feeling of loss, grief and even anger. There is one person who understands better than anyone on earth could.
The One Left Behind is a book of prose and poems that enlightens us and is a source of strength and comfort.

Steep Steps is a story about sex addiction, abuse of power, and one man's journey toward redemption.
Jameson Ewan McCallister III "Jem" must come to terms with the fact that his behaviors stem from a mental disorder and he is not entitled to do as he pleases, regardless of the pain it causes others.
This is a work of fiction, inspired by actual incidents and was written to feel intimate and real. Leaning on the author's personal experience and in-depth research, Steep Steps provides constant exploration of manipulation and control. Rather than shying away from the unpleasantness of these themes, they are presented in edge-of-your-seat and thought-provoking ways to keep readers engaged. The intent is to share awareness about these topics, without offending most readers.
This story contains explicit language, sexual situations, and references to non-physical abuse. Steep Steps incorporates the 12-steps toward sexual sobriety in a creative way that some early readers feel is the most captivating part of the book.
After the story ends, readers will find the 12 Steps listed, along with resources the author used in her research, and a glossary of some of the more unusual words and terms.