Follow grade school boys and girls as they explore the Puget Sound. A story full of action and excitement. During their outing they are befriended by a baby whale. The setting is in the beautiful San Juan Islands in the state of Washington. As the story develops, the boys and girls learn to appreciate nature and learn the rewards from helping animals. The three brothers in this story are also in "Let's Go Camping".

Between 2014 and 2022, asylum seekers on mainland Greece had to initiate claims by calling the government on Skype, yet their calls were rarely answered. Written in Athens alongside asylum applicants as they called and called without reply, this book uncovers an eight-year human rights abuse that has never been documented. Stephen Damianos exposes how a mundane telecommunications platform became a powerful instrument of exclusion and erasure, immersing readers in Kafkaesque abandonment. Ad...

This is the sequel to "Wally the Whale" by Stephen George. Enjoy this entertaining adventure of Wally searching for his old friends and the new friends he makes on his journey. There is action and humor throughout the story while introducing octopus, jellyfish, starfish and "the old one eyed halibut" to the list of personalities. This is also written to educate children to some of the factual characteristics of sea life. Adults will enjoy reading this story to children and advanced grammar...

"Gibraltar and Its Sieges" by Frederic George Stephens offers a detailed exploration of the strategic significance of Gibraltar throughout history. The book delves into the various sieges that the rock has endured, highlighting the military tactics and political maneuvers that shaped its fate. Stephens provides a vivid account of the challenges faced by both attackers and defenders, illustrating how Gibraltar's unique geographical position made it a coveted prize for empires. The narrative...

Sir Edwin Landseer was a prominent British painter and sculptor, renowned for his depictions of animals, particularly dogs and horses. His works often conveyed deep emotional connections between humans and animals, showcasing his exceptional ability to capture their character and spirit. Landseer’s art was celebrated for its realism and detail, making him a favorite among the Victorian elite. His legacy includes not only his paintings but also his influence on animal representation in art,...

The year 1704 was the year of Blenheim, that wonderful victory of Marlborough’s which dissipated Lewis the Fourteenth’s dreams of universal empire. As stars are extinguished in the light of dawn, so in the lustre of this great triumph England’s minor successes by sea and land were forgotten. And to this day, while most men remember when Blenheim was won, few are mindful of the year in which Gibraltar was taken. Yet it may well be doubted whether the latter, though the less famous, was not,...

Imagine yourself in a world of mystery that spans the 1848 Revolutions in Europe, the American Civil War, the 1865 Jamaican Rebellion, and the British Financial Crisis of 1890, and ends in the Rookery, a seemingly tranquil park, where a prominent financier is murdered. A doll resembling the victim, a mournful bugle, and suspicions cast on a mysterious woman plunge you into an intricate web of intrigue.Enter Sherlock Holmes and Irene Adler, reluctantly uniting to uncover the truth b...

Enjoy reading the camping adventure of Graham, Cameron, and Ian in the Cascade mountains. Three brothers face difficult situations requiring ingenuity and resourcefulness. During their camp out the boys develop a sense of responsibility and expand their appreciation for nature and wildlife. Action, adventure, and humor throughout the story. These three boys are also in "Wally The Whale".

In "The Bulletin Story Book," Alfred George Stephens curates an anthology that captures the essence of Australian life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing from the pages of The Bulletin, a pioneering publication in Australian literature, Stephens employs a realist literary style, enriched by vivid descriptions and a keen understanding of the sociocultural landscape. The collection features an array of stories that explore the complexities of identity, the harsh realities of ...

In "Gibraltar and Its Sieges, with a Description of Its Natural Features," Frederic George Stephens artfully combines a meticulous historical narrative with vivid descriptions of Gibraltar's striking landscape. The book encapsulates the strategic importance of Gibraltar throughout military history, focusing on its several sieges, while interweaving natural features and geographical insights that illuminate the unique character of this iconic location. Stephens employs a descriptive literar...

In "Sir Edwin Landseer," Frederic George Stephens offers a comprehensive exploration of one of Britain's most celebrated animal painters. The book delves into Landseer's artistic evolution, employing a detailed analysis of his techniques and stylistic choices, which blend Romanticism with realism. Stephens traverses the thematic landscape of Landseer's work, illuminating his unique portrayal of animals as both subjects and symbols within the broader socio-cultural context of Victorian Engl...

The Boy And The Bee is a picture book story of a preschool age boy who meets a friendly bumble bee. Their friendship develops and the little bee is able to help the boy out of a scary situation. An ideal bedtime story to read to your kids, or for the beginning reader. The boy in this story is also in "Wally The Whale" and "Let's Go Camping".