Jay is just starting out his life with a new apartment, a new job, and a new girlfriend. his life is going along just the way he likes it - simple, ordinary, and predictable. His assignment at the Animal Control Facility takes an unexpected turn when mythical creatures turn up at the shelter. He takes the bizarre animals home despite the ever-increasing problems at work, at home, and with his relationships. Only when he meets up with the Aztec moon goddess does he begin to make sense of his life.

Character profile of a young musician. This vignette is an excerpt from the Cherry Street series of novels.

Santa's elves decide to take a break from their toy-making toil to go trick or treating in this poem about the importance of recreation.

A story about a little girl who realizes that reading is something that can be done together.

Large Print Edition - The sequel to Quetzalcoatl and the No Pet Policy finds Jay's friends, the Aztec deities and their sacred animals, in jeopardy of eviction. With no running or electricity, Jay rallies his friends to come to their aid. But can he meet the deadline before the landlord had to make a difficult decision?

The sequel to Quetzalcoatl and the No Pet Policy finds Jay's friends, the Aztec deities and their sacred animals, in jeopardy of eviction. With no running water or electricity, Jay rallies his friends to come to their aid. But can he meet the deadline before the landlord has to make a difficult decision?