A short story written decades ago. It's been waiting for this moment, and for you to read it. What's it about, well the back cover will tell you, but I'll give you a hint, there's flowers, a dog, pigeons, a family, a bicycle, a bicycle horn, a malfunctioning air conditioner, a lumber company, an explosion, and lots more. I think you'd better read the book.

The tale of The Cat Wizard. Come along, to a time when cats could sing, and swim; the envy of all other creatures, and then...

"I Wonder" is about questions, and a sense of curiosity. A great book for parents to read to young children, or for the young reader. A surprise ending is in store, when your child is given the opportunity to write their own story They'll have some basic instructions and ten pages for writing their own story (Parents can write while the younger child dictates.) Great fun for mom's and dad's and kids

Enlightenment made easy. For those of you searching, or on a difficult path, you are there. This simple book will brush aside the confusion and turmoil that often follows those who seek Enlightenment, showing the path to be where you stand. A clear-thinking, simple, explanation of the simplicity of Enlightenment.

A wonderful book for the new reader, and younger children. With lots of pictures to color, and lots of things to learn; there's also ten blank pages at the end for your child to write, or color, and to have fun

Dexter Doubletree is complicated, in a "simple guy" sort of way. There's some subtle tones to Doubletree, like a good whisky, ha. It all makes sense in the end, like most things. Join this "Dick" as he, well, he'll tell you all about it. The 15th in the Dexter Doubletree series. Note: Adult language and situations.

Colonel Sanders. There's a great message in his life story, something all of us should realize. As far as Dexter Doubletree, he's been around the block, he's a big city Dick, you know, a Private Eye. There's more to this story than Colonel Sanders, but, you'll have to read about it, I'm off to KFC for lunch. Note: Adult language and situations.

This book includes: THE "Dump-em or Keep-em" CHECKLIST Dear Child of mine; You've been given this little book because we love you. Parents devote their lives toward raising their children to be wonderful adults, hopefully better people than we have been. There's some old saying, I'm not sure what it is exactly, but it basically says that children must make their own mistakes, and that a parent's advice can't save the child from the heartache of the bad choices they will make; it's assumed that you MUST make these bad choices, to learn these hard lessons yourself. I hope that isn't true, and...

Dexter Doubletree is on the streets. Somebody's going to end up stiff, and this Shamus will need more bullets. But, sometimes there's a rainbow after the storm, and Doubletree's rainbow is wearing a tight sweater and a tight skirt.