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Time for Frankie Coolin tells the story of a plasterer turned landlord in Chicago who, in the late 1970s, buys abandoned buildings and makes them just habitable enough that...

-Once upon a time, there was a family

of rabbits who lived in a small meadow

outside a big woods. In this family, there

were three boys and three girls. They

were always getting in trouble by getting

dirty and messing up their clothes.-

Shea Believer is an amazing journey of Shea Stadium history. The journey will take you through the years of Shea from its beginning to its last day. You'll hear the firsthand experiences of a batboy working in the clubhouse with the greatest National League stars of the 60s. Shea Stadium was also the football home to the New York Jets, which Bill also worked as a field ball boy. What happened in the clubhouse when Sandy Kofax got knocked out of a game? What kind of a man was Gil Hodges? In 1965 Emil Griffith fought Nino Benvenuti. Who was the champ, and how did he react after the...

When I was just twenty-eight years old, I was diagnosed with cancer and given no hope. What I thought would be my end was just the beginning of a journey laden with miracles that took me far from my home in Tennessee. From Nicaragua: Principles for Life and Mission chronicles that journey. It is a story that begins with a love that God gave me for a place I had never been and for a people I did not know.

With nothing more than that love, I purposed in my heart to go to Nicaragua to stand with its people in their struggle to make a better life for themselves. Following that commitment,...

"Virtually anyone who reads this book can appreciably widen his or her free will and intentionally create happiness and satisfaction instead of needless pain."
--Albert Ellis, Ph.D.

"By poking fun at my frailties, Bill makes it impossible to ever again take them quite so seriously."
--Jeff Lair, Ph.D., author of I Ain't Much, Baby--But Im All I've Got and I Ain't Well--But I Sure Am Better

Building on twists and paradoxes, Bill L. Little shows you how to get rid of problems by understanding how they are produced. This warm-hearted, witty book dares you to cling to...