HECKLE: NOTES FROM THE PEANUT GALLERY is the first real authoritative and comprehensive look at heckling. HECKLE covers the history of heckling and then takes the reader on a journey through sport, politics, and entertainment. Written in a humorous and lively style, this book is for those of us in the public eye and under public scrutiny. It will appeal to athletes, politicians, and performers. However, those in occupations like teaching and business will also learn from the many lessons a...

Heart-warming bedtime story in two languages (English and Danish) for children from 2 years. Accompanied by online audiobooks and videos in English (British as well as American) and DanishTim can't fall asleep. His little wolf is missing! Perhaps he forgot him outside? Tim heads out all alone into the night – and unexpectedly encounters some friends…♫ Listen to the story read by native speakers! Within the book you'll find a link that gives you free access to...

Everything you need to know to get the most Social Security checks you are entitled to -- as fast as possible.Ex Social Security claims representative (30 years with the agency) "pulls back the curtain" on what it takes to get approved for retirement, disability, SSI, and Medicare.Cuts through the bureaucratic red tape and obfuscation and tells you in plain language what the law says and -- most importantly -- what the law MEANS and how it may apply to you and your situatio...

A strange figure from Buck's past surfaces with a mysterious agenda...

When adventurers Hitomi Onoe and CJ McCormick decide to take a vacation at an archaeological dig in the Grand Canyon, they weren't expecting to run afoul of an unscrupulous general while exploring the find of a lifetime!

Everything you need to know to get the most Social Security checks you are entitled to -- as fast as possible.NOTE: This is book is all-original and all-unique.The Table of Contents is fully linked.Ex Social Security claims representative (30 years with the agency) "pulls back the curtain" about what it takes to get approved for retirement, disability, SSI and Medicare.Cuts through the bureaucratic red tape and obfuscation and tells you in plain language wha...

A strange dream and even stranger scene on the riverfront of The Windy City draw two agents of The Washington Institute to investigate. They find an odd conspiracy that leads to a perilous conclusion!

A first-year medical student finds his dissections haunted by images of his past, as he tries to discover his dream of becoming a physician in the Land of the Living Bible

Originally titled "Jack and the Beanstalk: the Whole Story plus the Sequel", now merged with "Pappa Gander", with better layout design and another story or two:At long last, Pappa Gander gets a few words in edgewise. Read some of your old familiar nursery rhymes rewritten his way, plus a few other rhymes, limericks, some haiku, and stories...Jack and the Beanstalk -- did you ever wonder what happened to the cow? or the beans from the beanstalk? What did Jack do later in lif...

One lost girl. One clever fairy. One very mischievous wolf…Lilly is a bright and curious little girl who loves exploring the world around her. One sunny afternoon, while chasing a butterfly, she wanders farther than she ever meant to—straight into the heart of the enchanted forest.But the forest holds more than wildflowers and wonder. Hidden among the shadows is a sly wolf, waiting for the perfect moment to pounce. Just when Lilly fears she may never see her parent...

How can you explain God’s unconditional love to a child? Young readers will learn and appreciate the many ways God shows His love to them in this addition to the Living Lights™ series of Berenstain Bears books. Children will discover that God loves them because he made them, not because they’re successful.***The Berenstain Bears: God Loves You!—***part of the popular Zonderkidz Living Lights™ series of books—is perfect for:

I patterned this story after my son and his vivid imagination. When listening to children one gets a fresh view of the world. Of course I threw in a little imagination of my own. Call it being a child at heart, childish, or just plain having fun! I had loads of fun writing this one. You can look forward to more of the same as I continue my writing career.