The Grandies

Elaine H. Leone's The Grandies is a whimsical and timeless collection of verses celebrating the joys of the grandparent-grandchild connection. Written from a child's viewpoint, it is great fun to read aloud, and the enchanting, singable rhymes will remain as precious memories for life. Elaine's enjoyable, teachable insights entitled Grandy Says are sure to captivate reader and listener alike. The Grandies is a delightful bonding experience for families who read to one another and just like to be together.

The Rabbit-Man by Michael Babbish S.T. Ranger, known as The Rabbit-Man, enjoyed his pleasant life in The Garden until it was drastically changed. After he finds himself in a cutthroat environment known as a Metroscape, The Rabbit-Man must survive the hardships he encounters as well as evade a mysterious enemy whose presence is signaled by a strange blue aura. The engaging story of The Rabbit-Man is one that involves overcoming not only external difficulties, but also internal turmoil. Will The Rabbit-Man have what it takes to overcome the unforgiving trials he meets or will he ultimately succumb to despair? Find out as you journey with him and his friends in an unforgettable story filled with dangerous creatures, hideous enemies, spectacular characters, and events that will leave the reader’s mind buzzing.

This biography explores the life of Harris Furstenfeld, born in 1900 of Polish Jewish immigrant parents into the dire poverty of London's East End. Fatherless six weeks after his birth, his childhood is one of hardship and deprivation, yet his love of music transcends the squalor of his surroundings. His mind is filled with the immovable ambition to become a concert singer, no matter what the obstacles. He decides to change his name to Mark Raphael, and to forge a career for himself. From soup kitchens and second hand clothes to direct charity, bullying, persistent worry about making ends meet, and living through two world wars, his struggles enable him to achieve his goal, and much more.

A family memoir about the beloved comedian John Clarke by his daughter, writer Lorin Clarke. A warm, witty and uplifting book about how our families make us who we are.