"Life is a beach" and nowhere is God's universe of sand, sea and surf described as poetically as it is written in this timeless collection titled "Sea-Renities." Beautiful soulful poetry by Elayne Borland is combined with breathtakingly beautiful illustrations by Tyler Hollis. The perfect spiritual read for the "true" beach lover, "Sea-Renities" will restore your spirit and replenish your soul.

These are the confessions of a woman on the run. A lone woman's journey into herself. Stories are real life experiences along the highways and byways of Mexico, Guatemala, Portugal, Brazil and the U.S.A., of an American banker and businesswoman into the back roads and back lands. Trusting an unseen energy guiding her.Traveling as an apprentice, alongside her Mexican lover, teacher, and medicine man gone bad. From the successful woman's 17 year marriage to a tormented bipolar/alcohol husband who was the love of her life, and the biggest challenge of all... to her emergence and self discovery...

Step into the land of a faery king, beautiful maiden, dragons, unicorn and griffin. This story poem was created by the inspiration of an actual castle in Southern Wales, Castle Coch. Set on a small hilltop in the middle of a magical feeling wood, this tiny castle captured the imagination of the author/illustrator Tyler Hollis. The story unfolded in a whispered memory of what could have been, as Tyler strolled through the rooms and hallways. Beautiful cameo style drawings make you feel as if you are walking through this magical castle with her in another time and place where faeries and magic...

This is the story of the famous SPOT on the ceiling of Grand Central Station.Read along and discover how it came to be and the inside story on what the beautiful constellations thought about this sooty little dark spot. How fame and recognition of the true story of how the spot became an important part of New York City history.

The Penguin's Secret is about a cruise to Antarctica and penguin poop. You must read the book to find out what the secret is. All children love to hear about the silly side of poop. This book is hilarious to children ages 6 to 86. You will also learn about Antarctica, the icy continent, life aboard a cruise ship, penguins in the wild, riding a zodiac to see penguins and walk among them, and of course, the secret of the penguins. Teachers can use this book to introduce a unit on Antarctica and penguins in the wild.

Written by a mother who lost her precious daughter and put her grief to work, The Boy Who Could Swim stresses the importance of every child learning to swim. The boy in the story, Michael, who is inspired by her son, finds out learning to swim can have its challenges. However, he pulls through and experiences the joy and pride of being safe in the water and the fun of swimming. This book highlights the importance of children learning to swim. Vahnessa tells the story of one child's desire to develop this skill, the challenge of learning, and the triumph of mastering it. She hopes more...

What happens when cousins try to earn spending money for an upcoming family vacation? Determined to earn the money themselves, they plot and plan in their little club house behind their grandma and grandpa's house. Come along for the adventures and problems they encounter.