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The Rainbow Bridge ... a dog's story
By Henley Harrison West
Typed by Judith Kristen
Cover and Illustration by: Myra Matias-Taylor
Now from another place, this gentle sheepdog's words reach out and comfort us, make us laugh, and give us hope.
The perfect book to heal after the loss of a beloved pet. Excellent reading for children, this story, in Henley's own words, makes a difficult subject easy to talk about.
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A Date with a Beatle
In 1964, The Beatles phenomenon swept the nation, and tenacious sixteen-year-old JUDY came down with a bad case of Beatlemania. JUDY spent “Eight Days a Week” with a dream to meet her idol – George Harrison. Thanks to a series of strange, but fortunate events, dream becomes reality for the devoted teen.
A must read for anyone who lived through it, or for those who wish they had!
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Mookie and the Candy Store By: Mookie San West
Typed by: Judith Kristen. Illustrated by: Sue V. Daly
Another crazy adventure for Mookie - inside a candy store this time - after hours!
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No Such Thing as a Free Ride - by Shelly Fredman
Coming February 2010!
Shelly's 4th book in her popular Brandy Alexander series!
Brandy Alexander finds herself in another wild, passionate, romantic, crazy, and mysterious "case" in the City of Brotherly Love.
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My Name is Henley: my life and times as a rescued dog – By: Henley Harrison West. Typed by: Judith Kristen
*Best seller*
Written in the dog’s voice this is the story of a Lancaster, Pa. Puppy Mill dog’s trek through life, from the worst of circumstances into a loving family (that includes five rescued cats). It’s a beautiful example and lesson of happiness, love, and friendship.
For ages 5 to 105
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Everybody Loves Mookie
By: Mookie San West
The first book in the "Mookie the Adventure Cat" Series. This story introduces the reader to an adorable rescued tabby cat who sees each new day as a clean canvas for adventure. “Everybody Loves Mookie” is written from the cat’s point of view adding to the charm of the storyline.
The entire Mookie series is beautifully illustrated by award-winning artist, Sue V. Daly and “Typed by” best-selling author Judith Kristen
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Mookie and the Rescued Cat By: Mookie San West
Typed by: Judith Kristen. Illustrated by: Sue V. Daly
The second book in the "Mookie the Adventure Cat" Series. Mookie finds himself in charge of welcoming a shy rescued cat from a local
shelter into the family home.
Mookie coaxes “Holly” into meeting the furry members of his family: Miss Rose,
Cynthia, Ned and of course, Henley the sheepdog. Mookie and Holly soon learn
that they have the same sense of adventure and very un-catlike love of water.
Mookie and Holly also learn the most important lesson in all of friendship.
That the best way to have a friend… is to be one.
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Mookie Goes Down the Shore By: Mookie San West
Typed by: Judith Kristen. Illustrated by: Sue V. Daly
The third book in the "Mookie the Adventure Cat" Series.
A new set of adventures and fun set themselves up for Mookie as he finds his way to the outside world through a small "animal door" he locates in the kitchen and finds far more than he bargained for.
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Mookie and the Christmas Tree By: Mookie San West
Typed by: Judith Kristen. Illustrated by: Sue V. Daly
Mookie's first Christmas is filled with family, friends, and fun but the thing that fascinates him most is a HUGE evergreen that sparkles in the living room.
Caught up in the magic of the season Mookie can hear the tree calling to him.
“Come on, Mookie! See how high you can climb me!”
“Hey! Look at all these pretty ornaments! Don’t you want to play with one of them?”
“See the star on the very tippy top of me? Look how shiny it is. I bet you could see your face in it!”
One very curious eight pound tabby cat.
One very large Christmas tree.
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No Such Thing as a Free Lunch – By: Shelly Fredman
*Best Seller*
Shelly Fredman’s “No Such Thing as a Free Lunch” is the third book in her Brandy Alexander series.
This novel finds our heroine, Puff-piece reporter for WINN TV in Philadelphia, Brandy Alexander, up to her neck in kidnappers, convicts and conspiracies - all the while battling her growing feelings for sexy mystery man, Nicholas Santiago and of course - complicating things even more - the amorous advances of her super hot and hunky ex-boyfriend, Detective Robert DiCarlo. The storyline is fast, witty, and WOW!
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Thirty Days at The Beach By: Bob Wagner
Every fisherman’s dream.
The first in a series of “At the Beach” books by engaging columnist, Mr. Bob Wagner.
Informative and fun enough that you’ll want to trek along with Bob for his next “Thirty Days”
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Teaching Writing with Spice: Mike Devono
"SPICE" is an incomparable "fun and easy" guide for teachers that will give them skills and strategies that will not only institute the proper groundwork for their students but create a genuine love and joy for the written word that will serve these children well for the rest of their lives.
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Paradox Found By: Judith Kristen
The long-awaited sequel to “Another Day in Paradox.”
Coming in 2010 |
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