Twister In A Tiny Town is a heartwarming children's picture book set in the charming city of Rome, NY, where an unexpected tornado causes widespread devastation. Despite the destruction, the resilient community comes together to rebuild, illustrating the power of unity and compassion. As people from near and far lend a helping hand, young readers will learn that while the weather can alter our dreams, hopes, and way of life, it cannot change the kindness we show one another. With vibrant illustrations and a narrative that highlights community spirit, this book offers an inspiring message of hope and togetherness. The book also features a special introduction from Mayor Jeffrey Lanigan, who shares his insights on the remarkable strength and solidarity of Rome's residents. Perfect for readers of all ages, Twister In A Tiny Town is a touching story that celebrates the enduring bond of community. Dive in! Snag your copy today! Every penny from the authors goes straight to helping those hit hard by the tornado in Rome, NY, the flooding from Hurricane Helene, and the wildfires in California. Let's make a difference together!

Oh dear! A classroom dilemma unfolds as the enthusiastic young students are engrossed in their phones. Despite the teacher's efforts to divert their attention, nothing seems to break their focus. But worry not! The Blue Crayon springs into action, rallying the other crayons to rescue the classroom from this digital distraction. Join in on this mission to restore focus and engagement in the classroom.

We've all chuckled at the tale of Humpty Dumpty, that clumsy egg who took a tumble off a wall. But have you ever wondered why Humpty was perched up there in the first place? Well, it turns out Humpty's Mom had a brilliant idea - she told him to use the potty before heading out to play. But oh no, Humpty had other plans and skipped the potty break. As luck would have it, right in the middle of his game, poor Humpty couldn't hold it any longer. But there was no rest room in sight. What will Humpty do? Lo and behold, perched high on the wall was an outhouse! Join in, on this hilarious story nudging little ones to heed the call of nature.

Come along, on a wild ride with Bob, also known as Mr. Fix-It-All! He's a DIY wizard, a savior to the distressed, and a nightmare to any stubborn clog. Bob's work ethic is as solid as his toolbox, but there's a tiny hitch... the notorious PLUMBER'S CRACK! Tag along as Bob and his trusty, misfit, sidekick, Mike, tackle a major plumbing crisis in their own quirky style. Together, they show kids everywhere the importance of hard work and the art of keeping those pants pulled up!

Hey there, little adventurers! Get ready for a thrilling tale set in the sunny shores of the Outer Banks. Meet Wonder, a young stallion with a heart of gold. Wonder's compassion and care for his fellow horses and their beachy home caught the eye of the elder horses. But oh boy, some jealous young stallions weren't too happy about Wonder's popularity! What mischief did they cook up? Join us on this journey of kindness, envy, and a whole lot of horsing around to uncover the wild antics! Let the beachy escapade begin!

THE PERFECT BOOK FOR FOOTBALL LOVERS EVERYWHERE! Today is the Big Day! Superbowl Sunday is finally here! The game has begun... suspense fills the air. But, that is not the only thing that is filling the air...OH...NO... DADDY ATE TOO MUCH BEAN DIP! Come along on this fun-filled adventure. Just in time for the big game.

Let's Go To Camp! is a heartwarming Christian children's book that invites young readers on an unforgettable adventure that celebrates 100 years of Delta Lake Bible Conference Center, where the beauty of nature, the joy of friendship, and the warmth of God's love come alive. Children are taken on a journey full of fun activities, from singing around the campfire and exploring the great outdoors to learning valuable lessons about kindness, courage, and faith. With each turn of the page, Let's Go To Camp! weaves biblical principles into captivating stories and vibrant illustrations, making it not just a book but an experience that nurtures the soul, sparks imagination, and strengthens the bond with God. Perfect for young readers and their families, this book is a delightful reminder of the adventures that await when we walk with faith and open our hearts to the wonders of God's creation.

Parmeter's easy-going, familiar writing style first enjoyed by readers in his books, The Last Tear Drop and Lumberton, comes to life again in War Stories and Little White Lies. He brings the telling sights, sounds, and smells of Southeast Asia to readers in this vibrant story about people on both sides and the way they saw the war. War Stories and Little White Lies is full of tales of daily life in a combat zone intermingled with humor and classic anecdotes of getting through the day. The few forays into a combat scenario are handled with a sense of good taste and descriptive flair that makes readers feel as if they are there. Some of the stories are those of the author and some are observed by the author, but they all happened, as the stories are about real people and real events. Walk the streets of Tudo Street in Saigon, feel the carnival like atmosphere in the middle of a tragic war, and sense the smell of cordite as a sapper attack unexpectedly erupts. The tale is centered in and around Monkey Mountain, Son Tra Peninsula, a few kilometers north of Danang. For veterans, it will bring back memories of the good and the bad and, for civilians who have never been to war, it will enlighten you tastefully and artistically about daily life in a combat zone. It is a must read for all walks of life, both young and old.

Winds of the Bitterroots, begins with a mountain man who comes down from his homestead to establish a will for a grandson who will be born 100 years in the future.

Sean Michael Protz, a retired military officer out of the 7th Cavalry, also seeks medical attention at Fort Missoula for a mysterious illness. We follow his adventures in subduing owl hoots and being recalled back into the Army.

The Sean Michael Protz of the present retires from the military and journeys to Missoula Montana to meet with the attorney representing his great grandfather's will. In order to qualify as a recipient of his great grandfather's estate he has to become a true Westerner, learning to shoot and ride in the old ways.

The tale is sequenced back and forth between 100 years ago and the present, with a touch of romance, as the main characters are thrust into the cauldron of adversity during actual historical events. From the moment you pick up the book and see the beautiful Bitterroot mountain scenes with quaking aspens you want to start reading. This classic novel is a must read for all people, both young and not so young, as with each turn of the page there is a new adventure, with a flavor of unique historical facts.

Sean Michael Protz began his adventure in War Stories and Little White Lies as he brought the sights, sounds and smells of Southeast Asia to readers in the vibrant story about people on both sides of the war. His adventure continued with Winds of the Bitterroots when Mike retires from the United States Air Force and meets his great grandfather's attorney and satisfies the codicils of his great-grandfather's will. He becomes a true Westerner in search of the final resting place and a lost gold mine. During the complicated quest, he meets his high school sweetheart Katy Black in Missoula, Montana. Parmeter's easy-going and familiar writing style comes to life again with the 3rd book of the Protz trilogy 13 Horses, as he skillfully weaves the spirits of the ancient Western American Indians folklores into the present-day Western world. The Shape Shifter's and Skinwalker's of ancient cultures play an important role as Parmeter creates an energetic story about searching for Mike's great-grandfather, retired Brigadier General Sean Michael Protz's, final resting place and a lost gold mine. The romance with Katy black picks up-tempo, as they join forces in solving the mysteries surrounding the folklores of 100 years ago in the present-day. This memorable novel is a must-read for all people both young and old or not so young. With each turn of the page, there is a new adventure with a flavor of unique historical facts. It's up to the reader to separate the gossamer-thin line between fact and fiction when you sense the cold clammy feeling of the hairs on the back of your neck standing up when an unspoken evil presence is close to you as you walk into a dimly lit old mine tunnel.

The characters of Parmeter's book The Last Tear Drop are continued in this epic story of the home front during WW II and those who made it happen. It is a stand alone novel yet the familiar writing style comes to life and puts you in that time waiting to turn the page to see and feel the characters come to life. The story is about a youth growing up in a small southern town during the turbulent and trying years of World War II. The strains of Remember Pearl Harbor echo in the air as the story unfolds with a close-knit American sprit united in a common cause. Lumberton takes you back in time to the making of the world's greatest generation. It was the pivotal time in our nation's history. In 1941, we were just emerging from the great depression and entering into the uncharted waters of a Second World War. It was a significant period in the shaping our great nation. Not since this era has our nation worked together in the unparalleled effort of a national union of spirit. We turned to our youth to carry the heaviest burden of all to fight our enemies in their territory. The setting of the greatest American generation has yet to be duplicated in any war or national emergency. This was the time of heroes, patriotism, God, and country that has never been equaled. Lumberton puts you in the breadbasket of the making of our nation.

Springtime is like a grand orchestra tuning up for a show, with each element adding its magic to the performance. As winter tiptoes away, the world wakes up to a dazzling display of rebirth and growth. Flowers burst into a riot of colors, filling the air with their sweet scents. Trees get dressed in their finest green attire, announcing the start of a fresh chapter. Birds chirp happily, setting the stage for the busy days ahead. Streams, once icy and quiet, now bubble with joy, adding to the symphony of new beginnings. Spring whispers in the longer, warmer days, in the gentle rains that kiss the earth, and in the hopeful feeling that dances in our hearts. Come along and join us as nature's orchestra pays tribute to little Harmony Montgomery.

In the heartwarming and adventurous children's book Baltimore, readers are introduced to Bonnie, a cheerful and curious little boat with a big heart. One sunny day, while exploring the vast, sparkling waters of the Patapsco river, Bonnie's excitement leads her on an unexpected journey. Eager to see what lies beyond her usual paths, she sails a bit too fast and, before she knows it, collides with an old bridge. The impact is more than just a bump for Bonnie; the bridge, weakened by time, crumbles and falls. This incident leaves Bonnie feeling worried and responsible for the trouble caused to her river friends and the people who used the bridge daily.

Determined to set things right, Bonnie embarks on a heartwarming quest for forgiveness and repair. Along the way, she meets a cast of charming river characters who teach her valuable lessons about teamwork, resilience, and the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions. Together, they come up with a plan not only to rebuild the bridge but also to strengthen the bonds within their community. Dedicated to Jose Mynor Lopez, Alejandro Hernandez Fuentes, Dorlian Ronial Castillo Cabrera, Maynor Yasir Suazo-Sandoval, Carlos Daniel Hernandez Estrella, and Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez.

Beaten to a coma, Dev's wife Selena does all she can for her injured husband. The attack brings about the telling of the family history to their children, a history not always so wrought with despair. It delves through nine generations and their never ending battle against corruption and injustice. The enchanting tale starts in 1740s Jaisalmer, a dreamy desert town in Western India. It moves through the decades and many glorious cities of India to the capitals of Europe and the US, near the end of 20th century, to complete at the seemingly resurgent India in the new millennium. It is a story about everyman and for everyman on a quest for dignity. Six great men, all originating from the same source, the same dynasty, carried the family through the great rise and equally great fall. It is a family that had come to live by a strong set of values and had the courage to stand by their convictions through it all. A touching story of love, romance, and how finding love made members of this dynasty better human beings, it also serves as a social commentary on issues of the day.

The Adventures of August Ray the Thoroughbred, is a fictional series about a horse and his adventures at BeeWell Farm. The setting is a certified organic farm that produces vegetables and fruits and teaches families about the importance of health and wellness. August Ray's escapades with his friends lead him around the farm, and during his great escapes he learns about what foods the farm produces and the animals that live there. This series is designed for young readers and encourages them along with their families to become more environmentally aware.

This compilation of children's stories with horses from the farm offers hours of creative coloring fun and story reading while highlighting important lessons. It includes the tales Lacey's Legacy, Stretch's Story, and The Adventures of August Ray with the charming illustrations for coloring.

Lacey's Legacy is the first in a series of children's books inspired to foster communication about life lessons such as acceptance, courage, self-respect and more. The stories take place at Hemlock Farm, a therapeutic horseback riding stable. The horses tell stories about their own life lessons and what they have learned. In Lacey's Legacy readers meet the first horse to arrive at the stable, Lacey, a golden palomino Quarter Horse mare. Lacey tells children about her experiences at the farm with therapeutic riding and a young rider with cerebral palsy. The book is beautifully illustrated and geared toward younger readers. At the end of the story the book contains vocabulary words to promote discussion about therapeutic riding, cerebral palsy and equine (horse) words. The author is a certified therapeutic riding instructor and has based these stories on actual experiences. It is her hope to educate young readers about the importance of accepting others who have special challenges. It is also her hope to promote/foster the love of reading in our youth.

Lacey's Legacy: Stretch's Story is the second book in a series told by the therapeutic riding horses of Hemlock Farm to teach young readers about what they do. In Stretch's Story, readers meet Stretch, a Saddlebred mard. Stretch tells children about her struggles and experiences at the farm with therapeutic riding and a young rider with Down Syndrome.

Travel through time from the Knights of Truth and Honor in the 1300s to our modern age of technology. The journey begins with the knights, protecting artifacts from the time of Christ, being forced to leave their own country. The king and the pope have set their hearts to take the gold and valuable artifacts away from the protectors who had sworn to watch over and take care of those treasures. Not able to fight the army of the king, they set sail in the middle of the night, not knowing where they will go. Their journey takes them to a distant land, strange and new. Now make a jump to 2007 where JD and Isaiah, two close friends working together for two separate goals, become as close as brothers. They have no idea that their ancestors from the 1300s shared a similar bond. Their lives take on an evil twist when Osama Bin Laden and Ahmadinejad try to manipulate those who would do harm to the United States. A planned attack on the water supply of Las Vegas by the Sword of Allah, a very high-tech submarine and its missiles, goes bad and JD and Isaiah become owners of the high-tech sub. Their adventures and that of their friends and crew of the now-named sub, Sea Wolf, will keep you turning the pages.

Let's Go To Camp! is a heartwarming Christian children's book that invites young readers on an unforgettable adventure that celebrates 100 years of Delta Lake Bible Conference Center, where the beauty of nature, the joy of friendship, and the warmth of God's love come alive. Children are taken on a journey full of fun activities, from singing around the campfire and exploring the great outdoors to learning valuable lessons about kindness, courage, and faith. With each turn of the page, Let's Go To Camp! weaves biblical principles into captivating stories and vibrant illustrations, making it not just a book but an experience that nurtures the soul, sparks imagination, and strengthens the bond with God. Perfect for young readers and their families, this book is a delightful reminder of the adventures that await when we walk with faith and open our hearts to the wonders of God's creation.