A popular, ever-growing outline laying out the process for starting a nonprofit organization, individually adapted to the particular situation of any number of groups filling a need for support in their community. It began with two editions of pamphlets giving little more than bylaws that could be adapted. Grew to a limited edition illustrated, small coil-bound, large print book giving directions exposing the pitfalls of trying for nonprofit status while coping with a reluctant Internal Revenue Service. Suggestions on how to keep from losing the money sent with the first application. Still...

Unlike other books classified by age as juvenile or adult we choose to think grandparents enjoy the same stories as preschoolers, and pre-teens can be fascinated by a textbook a parent brings home from an evening class. At least, this is the author's experience. Why not a book then, free of bias and classifications-with stories slanted to a number of "age levels" and interests? Select your favorites to re-read. Perhaps another will grasp your attention more fully later.

A selection of essay columns on a variety of subjects from whimsy to political, as the name "Grimm" might suggest. Serious to tongue-in-cheek, written by an acknowledged activist, to be read by all ages. Sometimes shocking in content-labeled as opinionated as that produced by an opinion writer should be, and therefore offensive to certain people-without all the usual four-letter-words so often used to attract attention by the semi-literate or less skilled writer.

A selection of essay columns on a variety of subjects from whimsy to political, as the name "Grimm" might suggest. Serious to tongue-in-cheek, written by an acknowledged activist, to be read by all ages. Sometimes shocking in content-labeled as opinionated as that produced by an opinion writer should be, and therefore offensive to certain people-without all the usual four-letter-words so often used to attract attention by the semi-literate or less skilled writer.