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Fearless Feet Day had finally arrived, and Ella was headed to the best closet in the whole wide world, her Daddy's Ella could pretend to be many heroic people. And yet-

What could close the door to stop Fearless Feet Day?

Who will hear her heart cry for help?

Will she ever become strong and courageous?

Find out how Ella walks through this adventure to find her courage to overcome any fear life may bring her.

This teaching tool will be valuable to the reader and listener in any living room, classroom, or Sunday school setting. The challenges of facing...

"Pee-yew It smells like ... stinky feet " cried Ella.

Ella and her friend Grace stumble upon a terrible smell.

Adventure along with Ella as she finds out about making right and wrong decisions. Will her steps in life make her feet stink? Will Ella learn how to make a good choice? Join Ella and find out

This book is a great Teacher Guide to challenge the minds of children (refer to prompts in the back of book). Grab this tool of learning and expect dynamic and brilliant discussion in your classroom or at home

More than 150 years after L.L. Langstroth
invented the movable-comb hive and
brought beekeeping into the modern
age, we can still learn from this historic
book. The original book, preserved in its
original text and illustrations, is updated
and annotated by one of the foremost
researchers in apiculture, Dr. Roger
Hoopingarner. This book keeps alive, for
future generations, beekeeping techniques
from the past and offers many
lessons for modern beekeepers.
Dr. Roger Hoopingarner, Michigan State
University Professor Emeritus of Entomology,
has specialized in Apiculture
for 65 years. His...

He was a cowboy and an Indian. He was the man I called Dad. He taught me the native ways, the ways of the Native Americans. Of the many things he did, his most favorite of all was being adopted into the Teja Nation, and becoming a medicine man. As a medicine man, he acted as a Native American Priest. He spoke to me about the many weddings and funerals he presided over, each showing the cycle of life explored in his book Circle of One. He was once actually flown to Manhattan NYC to perform a wedding on 5th Avenue. I recall how he explained the native wedding process. He would carry a tong...

Serve the community. Obey the laws. Exist on anxiety pills. This is all Monet, a ward of her city, can hope for until she and her friend, Luke, find an old book that shows the history of mankind-a past that's been hidden from them and all the citizens of Titus. As their curiosity takes them down a dangerous path, extraordinary events begin to occur, showing them God may exist and is reaching out to them through illegal art and a realm of paranormal activity. Monet and Luke find themselves at a crossroads: live within the safe, logical confines of Titus, or embrace the wild truth and risk...

At the intersection of ON THE ROAD by Jack Kerouac and CANDIDE by Voltaire, stands, with thumb extended, RIDES, "Fast Eddie" Wanderhaven's search for truth, wisdom, and redemption. Traveling the length and breadth of the United States on little more than his wits and ethereal sustenance, young Eddie meets a wild array of American characters, gains and loses love, and ultimately discovers the meaning of life as he returns homeward. Sweet, painful, swift, and at times profane, Eddie's story is both universal and specific to the Baby Boom generation, helping give voice to a unique chapter in...