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A picture book featuring over 30 unique writing desks that were made before and during the years 1887-1888. Each desk has some information on its make.
The "Show-Me: " picture book series is made for ALL ages. They are especially enjoyed by: Young children, visual (spatial) learners, language impaired, disabled, elderly and history buffs.

A picture book featuring 43 unique pictures of Des Moines, Iowa during the early 1900s. 29 of the pictures were taken during the day and 14 of them were taken at night.
The -Show-Me: - picture book series is made for ALL ages. They are especially enjoyed by: Young children, visual (spatial) learners, language impaired, disabled, elderly, homeschoolers, private schools and history buffs.

40 pictures of kittens and cats dressed up and posing.

This book is for feline loving people of all ages as a simple picture book with no words. And it is also for inspiration for artists, graphic designers, people who craft, etc.

A picture book featuring over 30 unique horse harnesses and bridles that were made before and during the year 1876. Each harness and bridle has some infrmation on it's make.
The "Show-Me: " picture book series is made for ALL ages. They are especially enjoyed by: Young children, visual (spatial) learners, language impaired, disabled, elderly and history buffs.

A picture book featuring 60 pictures of Native American things (and a few people) from different tribes in America from before the year of 1900. Most of the items indicate which tribe they are from.
CAUTION: There are a few pictures that some people would consider graphic. Such as a drawing of "scalps" and a drawing of a ritual where people are tortured.
The "Show-Me: " picture book series is made for ALL ages. They are especially enjoyed by: Young children, visual (spatial) learners, language impaired, disabled, elderly and history buffs.

The "Old-School-Stories" series is bringing back stories that will entertain and delight today's readers.
Story Summary: A human-boy wishes for a baby brother while a mer-baby wishes for a family that will love him. A wise old stork hears them both and arranges for the mer-baby to become part of the human-boy's family as long as the identity of the mer-baby is kept a secret by the human-boy. Everything goes good for awhile, then the mermaid begins searching for her baby. Will the mer-baby's mother find him and bring him home to the sea? Or will the human-boy keep his little brother's...

The "Old-School-Stories" series is bringing back stories that will entertain and delight today's readers.
Story Summary: Many princes visit the beautiful Princess Fleurette in hopes of winning her hand in marriage. But each time one shows up, she tells them to go into her beautiful flower garden and pick her favorite flower. If he can do that, he will win her hand. Not one prince has been able to do it until the day that two princes' arrive. However, one is a real prince and one is not. Who will be the one to correctly pick the princess' favorite flower and win her hand in marriage?