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This book is a collection of fourteen original poems and illustrations meant to engage and challenge the school-age child, introducing them to themes such as nature, emotional regulation, and faraway places.

Spirit Son: A Mother's Journey to Reconnect with Her Son After His Death From Heroin Overdose is a courageous memoir detailing one mother's story of surviving her unimaginable pain, beginning to heal, and even growing after her traumatic loss.

Detectives Chuck Nowitzke and Anissa Taylor are called upon to investigate highly sophisticated thefts, but after they arrest one of the prime suspects, he is assassinated by an unknown boogeyman who is pulling the strings.

Grandpas can be positive male role models for their friends and family, and the life lessons and fond memories they provide will live with you forever. This story is a tribute to grandpas everywhere.

"GoodnightState Street,all the stores and eats. Goodnightice cream shopsand all tasty treats!"A children's bedtime story that highlights what makes Madison great! On Wisconsin!

Watch out, forest friends-the hungry lady is on the hunt! But don't worry: an unlikely suggestion from a frightening foe may be the ticket to saving everyone from her clutches.The question is...will it work?

No cottage or cabin up north is complete without a copy of Lines from Upstream. On those rainy days when you can't be fishing, the rhyming stories in this collection will entertain everyone.

Your Picture is a message to children that the love and support of teachers and mentors will be with them even after their paths separate, and they can hold onto the love and hope they've created long after they're apart.

Ari J. knew this school year would be perfect. She had perfect clothes. She would be making perfect grades. She had the perfect friends. The only not-perfect thing about Ari J. was her wild, unruly, kindergarten hair.

Author Oliver Bestul wrote this 120-poem collection during the many rambling walks of his first year at college. He uses an original poetic structure, the "bestul," to explore the sad and unsettling.