This is a motivational speech spelled out in black and white that is as instructional as it is rousing. Even for the professional communicator, there is something to be learned from the insights offered by Hogan. The necessity of this... Read More

The legacy of the Marshall Train Depot of Marshall, Texas and the proud beginnings of America’s Texas & Pacific Railroad are lovingly remembered in Casad’s distinctive historical picture book for children. Bluebonnet at the... Read More

Arguably one of the most famous dolls in history, yarn-haired Raggedy Ann has been around for forty years longer than the overly fashion-conscious Barbie. When the Malibu princess debuted in the late 1950s, eventually becoming the... Read More

Nominated for federal judgeship, John Winston has the legal experience and clean record of a perfect candidate, except a mysterious caller to his office has reminded him about Hill 1080. For Winston, the call brings back a flood of... Read More

As the title suggests, readers will discover many traditional Yuletide recipes that are easy to prepare, delicious and truly Irish. Darina also serves up a nostalgic look at what Christmas in Ireland was like, from making the Christmas... Read More

Series ISBNs: 1-56554-362-9 (Monster All-Stars) 1-56554-360-2 (Vulture’s Roost) 1-56554-359-9 (Slammin? Slime) 1-56554-361-0 (Surfing the Net) This is a new children’s series targeted for the “reluctant reader aged 5-12.” The... Read More

"You Can Travel Free" is a comprehensive manual. It might sound outlandish and humorous, but skeptics beware—you really can travel for free and if any traveling techniques or tips even attempt to exist, they are most likely listed in... Read More