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"Run along, Vic, and bother some one else. Find some one who is real wicked, and stay with him till he repents. In that way you can do some good in the world." So says Scraps in The Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum after she listens to Victor Columbia Edison's scratchy music that could "drive a crazy lady mad." Did you ever wonder what became of that lonely living phonograph as he left the Patchwork Girl to start his quest? Here is the story of his adventures through Oz in his search for wickedness. He finds friends and happiness along the way, and only when he reaches the Emerald City...

From Dear Dr. Pullias: "I feel like singing because of all my love for the beautiful people, the children, the green plants surrounding the world, the humming sparkled weather. My whole life it seems is in me; everything I see or do moves within me the bursting that is me." Debbie and Dr. Pullias - Their words will fill your heart, and help with your own search for TBGL - Truth, Beauty, Goodness, and Love, the revered Ancient Greek ideals. Dear Dr. Pullias, written by a teenage girl and a man in his 60s shows how a deep loving friendship can develop between two like souls despite the...

The Joyful and Heartbreaking Marriage Between a Shy Woman and a Schizoaffective Man * About a man, about a woman, about a marriage, but also about mental illness, Schizoaffetive Disorder and Childhood Trauma, and the capacity for great love regardless, as told with joyful and heartbreaking truth through the memories and journals of a widow, as well as the words of the man himself, who once sang out in his sleep, "Oh, my redwood heart " * From "Oh, My Redwood Heart ": Finally, as the summer came to a close, one evening Phil and I sat talking, and I told him, "I've never had anyone make love to...

"Why is it taking me so long to lose my virginity?" Alice cries out to herself year after year. At 14 she was nearly raped, at 21 she almost made love to a boyfriend, but that ended destructively, too. Now, she is 28 and still a virgin, and all Alice wants is to experience the physical part of love and put the past behind her. Finally a good man comes into her life, but Alice's wild and frightened spirit may not let her survive a final attempt at union.

Appreciation of nature, love, loss, and joy expressed through poetry and artwork make this 64 page book a perfect gift for yourself or your dearest friends and loved ones. Debbie Bumstead has a bright style of artwork that blends perfectly with both the celebration of nature and love, and the sadness of loss that are described so uniquely in the poems.