About Steven Limon's books:
Mary had a little lamb
As most of you all know.
But time has passed,
and things have changed
as the lamb
began to grow.
Now Mary's at her wits' end,
and she is not sure what to do.
when you meet her little lammy,
You may feel the same way too!
Misty Spray is an animal lover. She lives on a Texas ranch with her husband, four horses, six dogs, and one cat. Thank goodness her husband is a veterinarian.
Jenny is so excited. She finally gets to ride her pony in the annual parade.She has dreamed of this day for so long. She has imagined her pony covered in beautiful flowers.However, one mistake may cause she and her pony to be grounded and not allowed to ride at all.Jenny must use her creativity and a good dose of humility to make things right in time for she and her flower covered pony to ride.
Marcus Pena is a U.S. ARMY veteran and soldier. He's been writing poetry for over 20 years. Much of his prior work was local. Besides his military career and writing he's also acquired many traits and skills while traveling the world. Marcus experimented with various occupations such as culinary, welding, electrician, massage therapy and psychology.
Scars of my Life is a collaboration of poems, prose and short stories based on real life experiences and situations. As you read you will feel the passion, pain, sorrow, love, hatred, happiness and the moments that we experience.
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Mary Tenner will be reading her mother's stories.
A mother's delight are her grandchildren. For this "grandmother" a special time for her was to share Halloween. The grandchildren would always stop at grandma's house dressed in their costumes prior to their night of trick or treating and listened to spooky stories of ghost, goblins, and witches. As grandma read her stories, her grandchildren listen wide-eyed and spellbound.
Scarlett Ryan is currently a Middle School history teacher at a private school in San Antonio, Texas. Previously, she taught for twenty-seven years in North East Independent School District in San Antonio.
A time-warp historical novel geared towards fifth-grade readers and older takes three young people on an adventure from camp to the lives of the Aztec population in Mexico. Ideal for history classes and pleasure reading.
The Wild Detectives is a independent bookstore, bar and venue in Oak Cliff, Dallas, that encourages community-driven cultural conversations. Since its opening in 2014 this small bookstore has hosted over 600 events and featured authors and artists such as Ben Fountain, Leni Zumas, Morgan Parker, Damien Jurado or Bill Callahan, just to mention a few.
Who hasn't peeked over the shoulder of the person reading next to them on the subway, curious about the book in their hands? Who doesn't secretly love skipping the party to stay home and read? Who hasn't daydreamed of catching the eye of a future significant other as you discover from across the room that you're reading the same book?
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Be challenges kids to think bigger than a profession when asked, "what do you want to be?" The author encourages all kids to BE unique. BE accepting. BE courageous. Be kind to ALL. With simple wording and a profound message, "Be," allows children to see themselves within the pages, sparks engaging converstations around celebrating unique differences, and accepting and including all.
Hays Gray is sharing part of his journey with Type One Diabetes in his debut book, Hays' Type One-Derful Journey.
Embark on a journey from new diagnosis to a wonderful, full life with Hays. He'll take you through some of his thoughts and feelings from diagnosis to a few years out in hopes that you don't feel alone.
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A fascinating history of the rise and fall of influential Gilded Age magazine McClure’s and the two unlikely outsiders at its helm—as well as a timely, full-throated defense of investigative journalism in America
