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Abandoned as a child, young Frederick "Red" Bonaduce grows up to eke out a mere existence in a rural part of West Virginia. An offer to visit his estranged father could change his life forever. Unbeknownst to the world, Bonanzaville is a town in the Catskill Mountains that thrives on fear and carnage. Ben Cartwright rules over the town of Bonanzaville by emulating his favorite television shows. He wants to bring Red into the family business, but only if Red can prove his self worth. Television is woven into and throughout our lives today, but have you ever asked yourself, "How in the hell is that show still on?"

The Way of Joega details a concept of bodyweight exercising that is brief, is portable (can be done anywhere), increases strength, energy and well-being well beyond what any other program offers for the time spent. Joega blends the simple, quick, yoga-like calisthenics of the ancient Tibetan Rites with other proven bodyweight exercises for a one of a kind, superior workout. "Joega" is pronounced like the name "Joe" because it is for regular Joes and Janes. It is a quick exercise program intended for working women and men who need a workout plan that doesn't take much time but still provides all that they need for their fitness, health and well-being goals. Using the tools of Joega you can attain your fitness goals, whether you just want the strength and stamina to meet the challenges of your daily life or you want to take your fitness to the next level and beyond. If you are living the modern fast paced life you may be looking for a quick, efficient solution to your health, strength and muscle toning goals. Joega provides all that in a short but efficient bodyweight workout that also provides abundant energy and mental sharpness by the inclusion of the Tibetan Rites.

Poetry and the arts have always served as a necessary part of society and societies' formation. Creating art brings humanity to an inhumane world. It is this art that J. Santino now brings in Capitalism Stole My Virginity, a collection of short, witty poems that both explores life in a globalized world and critiques the many problems that come with it.Drawing from his experience living and traveling around the world, as well as his southern upbringing in the United States of America, Santino writes compelling narratives perfect for contemporary readers who want a mix of humor and realism. He pulls inspiration from a sociological perspective, religious imagery, dreams, and various forms of visual art to craft these poems, and does so in a genuine, authentic way. Capitalism Stole My Virginity encapsulates everything contemporary poetry is and more, and will tug at the heartstrings of anyone reading.

The little guys are getting ready for Christmas. They are making cookies, wrapping gifts and all things necessary to be ready for Santa's arrival. It's important to make sure everything is right because presents are on the line. They are excited to share their holiday preparations so that you too can be ready. This is The Obstinately Little Guys' second book and they hope you love it as much as the first or even better would be ok too.

We all share a special connection with our mother.When we were in her womb as a baby, we were physically connected to her body by our belly button. After we are born, that connection remains. Even though our bodies are now separated, we still share "Our Belly Button Love."A gentle, rhyming ode to the love between mother and child; this story is perfect for reading together at bedtime.

This book is for everyone. Everyone should know these things.

An inspirational guide to Primitive decorating and collecting. Featuring collection and display ideas, along with encouragement based on my life experience. My hope is that you will sense many seasons of life and be encouraged to move forward. As well as obtain ideas for all seasons of Primitive Decorating.

The Ballad of the Bad Tiger is a whimsical book featuring kindness to animals as its message. It is meant to be read to infants and toddlers at bedtime, perhaps in a sing-song way, to capture the rhythm and rhyme. It can also be read independently by first or second graders. Reading this book to little ones allows them to absorb the story's message with the illustrations providing many opportunities for conversation.