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When a new dog is brought to Happy Paws Animal Rescue, Sam, Freddy, and Penny are quick to judge. Will they learn to accept their new shelter-mate's differences? Follow along to see how kindness can bring these furry friends together!

Growing up means learning new things and being exposed to unfamiliar experiences. Children have many questions and maybe a little hesitation when going into a situation that they haven't been in before. Heidi Rich hopes to provide answers and encouragement through Super Sophie, a non-traditional superhero who can not only fly but offers advice and a gentle nudge to kids who may be nervous or anxious in everyday situations.

Author Ebony Lewis hopes that Dear Black Boy: It's Ok to Cry will serve as a part of the necessary conversations around the world about mental health, especially when it comes to the African American community. She wrote this book not just for boys, but for parents, community leaders, youth, everyone from all backgrounds to find the strength and courage to feel comfortable embracing emotions and seeking help when needed.

We LOVE The Adventures of Zeke! They are a favorite of all three of our grandbabies from the very first book. They're absolutely lovely stories! ¿- Linda SpacialIn this, the last of the Zeke series, Kelly recalls more fun outings with her dog, Zeke.Read how this book comes full circle in the use of a special photograph that was shared in the first book, Zeke Sees a Bug.

All seems well and normal when Mr. Mingle leaves Professor Piggly, his prized pet pig, with a new plant friend before going on vacation. However, things really escalate. Not to worry, little piggy. No issue is too tall when you've got good friends on your side!

Get your very own copy of The Adventures Of Bob and Downtown Milwaukee!While you're at it, pick a few up for your kid's classroom! Someone you know LOVE Milwaukee? Get them one, too! Why should you buy more than one copy?All proceeds from the Adventures of Bob and Downtown Milwaukee go to Key To Change (KeyToChangeMKE.com), a nonprofit organization helping to end chronic homelessness. Adventure with Bob as she shares a day with you throughout Milwaukee Downtown!As always, #DareToBe!

Irish Lace, a medley of personal narratives from the life of a mother, grandmother, and teacher, explores the human ties connecting us all and the humor that helps sustain us. The collection features cross-generational material, focusing on the challenges and lessons as well as the unexpected blessings life offers us, often when we least expect them.

After carrying their story around for years, a mother and daughter share their personal recollection of a tornado hitting their hometown. Sally was in the middle of the storm, and Mary, her daughter, was across town on the other end of the phone. Experience their heart-wrenching account as Mary received what she thought would be the last phone call from her mother.

Educating others about living with Cystic Fibrosis has been a passion of Samantha's since her daughter, Allegra, was diagnosed at birth. This book not only serves as an ode to her beautiful girl, but as a source of hope and awareness that approaches the topic in a fun, easy to understand way.

Sophia Wannabee is a sweet, whimsical little honeybee who is confused about where she belongs in the busy, hardworking world of honeybees. It isn't until all of the other honeybees become sickened with a rare form of hives that Sophia finally discovers who she was always meant to be.

My great-grandfather Sven W. Swenson was born in 1886 in Sweden. He met and married my great-grandmother Agnèta. They soon left Sweden and made Wisconsin their home, and in 1913, they had my grandfather Lloyd. Sven always had a passion for art and the outdoors. He loved being outside, capturing God's gifts on film. Sven taught my grandfather how to hunt and fish. The Great Depression came along, and money was sparse, so hunting and fishing was food on the table. Sven often went out with his son to capture his life in time. While time stood still with the photos, his mind did not. Sven made it his life's mission to capture nature's glory in the purest form. Sven really wanted to publish his photos and poems, but due to the economy, he was unable to do so. I am the great-granddaughter of Sven and have been blessed to find a legacy that had been captured so long ago. All of this has been tucked away amongst passages of time and life of what was. Now everyone can enjoy the raw and emotional images and photos and see the beauty through his eyes of what the Lord has provided. Sven passed in 1938, Agnèta passed in 1970, and my grandfather Lloyd passed in 1992. Lloyd is on the cover of this book, who's legacy will continue. Thank you, Sven, and all of my family members who have passed, for allowing me to help accomplish a passionate dream, and letting this come alive with the Holy Spirit.- Arlys Swenson, great-granddaughter of Sven Swenson

Dentina is not your ordinary happy tooth fairy. In fact, Dentina is downright cranky. And above all else, Dentina has stopped believing in the goodness of children. Kids these days just want her money. Lucky for her, Gerty Johnson and her friends might just help her believe in children again-and rekindle her tooth fairy magic.

"Reagan . . . are you there?""Yes. I'm still here. Matthew, I can't come. I'm sorry." There was an awkward silence that seemed to last for hours.Finally Matthew said, "Okay, Reagan." And then as if he had one last card to play before the hand was over, he said, "He wanted to remind you about the rose petals." I did not respond. Then for the second time that night, I hung up on Matthew Carlson. He did not call back.Reagan is coping with the death of her mother when a relationship from her past resurfaces. An unexpected phone call presents an opportunity for her to gain closure on both. She must decide if being "her mother's daughter" means taking this journey to finally heal her heart or if she's strong enough to move forward on her own.

How many times have you walked by a homeless person? Or read about someone hurting or in need and felt conflicted? How often have you spoken to a stranger more nicely than your husband? How often have you looked in the mirror and not liked the person looking back at you?Walking By the Homeless is a book about ordinary life intersecting with awareness. It is about one suburban woman's journey from ignoring the homeless to identifying with them by becoming mindful of gaps in her beliefs, actions and relationships in her heart and home. This is a story about doing something in Jesus' name in our cities, country clubs, kitchens and the crevices of our souls. Walking By the Homeless is not a glamourous or romantic journey, but it will challenge you to think and help you live and love with less regret.

Letters from Art - Art Hawkins Standing Tall under the Shadow of Aldo Leopold traces the life of one of Leopold's first graduate students, Art Hawkins, over the course of more than nine decades. Leopold, recognized worldwide as the father of wildlife ecology and the concept of a land ethic, also played a key role in molding his students in his image, and Art proved to be just that. Author Ken M. Blomberg has expertly provided a unique view of history and examples of relationships forged between people and land and to each other through the personal letters and stories of Art Hawkins. Through ordinary accounts of an extraordinary life, we are treated to a rich narrative of humanity and beauty, not just to the evolution of Art Hawkins, including Leopold's role in this, but to the evolution of Leopold's thinking through his students, especially Art Hawkins.Author Ken M. Blomberg is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin in Stevens Point (UWSP) with a degree in Resource Management and past Executive Director of the Wisconsin Rural Water Association. Ken is now retired, owns a dog kennel near Junction City, WI, and writes full-time.

Matthew is a fun, energetic boy who, out of nowhere, began having "space outs" which confused his family and friends. After he was diagnosed with Childhood Absence Epilepsy at age six, he was able to share his story with his friends. This story was written by Matthew's mom, Erika, to be read to his classmates to help them understand why Matthew was having "space outs" and what to do when they see them. She also wants this to be a resource for families who have a child with CAE, knowing there is hope that their child can continue to do what they do best: just be a kid!

Did you know that Herbert Hoover had pet alligators while he was living in the White House? Were you aware there have been six Presidents named James? Did you know that the first phone number for the White House was "1"? George Washington owned 30 dogs in his lifetime! I wonder if he owned a pooper scooper? Fill up on your Presidential fun facts and trivia! Explore some of our country's past leaders and learn about their pets, their hobbies, and even how some of them got into trouble. I Wonder If George Washington Owned A Pooper Scooper? offers fascinating information, unusual details, and silly questions about Presidents of the United States!

Understanding politics in America is important for every citizen and resident. Knowing how politics works must be shared in words clear enough to be fully understood around kitchen tables all across the land. The essays and lessons offered here will hopefully encourage conversation with families, friends, and neighbors. The topics describe how political events happen, why some groups seem to always win, what makes people want to be politicians, the tools that are used to be successful in politics and the ethics that should be part of all political choices. The conclusion offers reasonable ways to ensure democracy's house remains strong to serve people's needs for generations to come.

When Lyle Speckman wakes alone in a strange woman's bedroom wearing only his boxer shorts, his keen powers of deduction and observation lead him down a path to discover the truth about women, in general, and this woman, in particular.Amid a delicious cocktail of characters which include a mischievous Irish dry cleaner, a Bohemian Deb, a purveyor of neon tombstones, a local pub owner/bookmaker, a missing grade school teacher and various politicos, Lyle finds these truths elusive.He is mystified. It's only two things.

Join Chandrini Yogini and her new friends on her epic adventure in India! They learn about mantras, gurus, chakras, and yoga! Drink some fresh cocnut water and learn about a life that is balanced and full of adventure.

Any FIN is possible when you go fishing with Dad!

Mr. Mingle has a problem. Every day, his mustache grows a little longer, and every day it becomes more and more of a nuisance. Will Mr. Mingle's mustache ever stop growing?With fun twists and hidden animals in the illustrations, Mr. Mingle's Mustache is guaranteed to make him a beloved character for children of all ages.