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Deep under the Bunny Hill oak tree lives a family of rabbits who are anxious to romp through the spring grass sprouting outside their warren.  Jim Jack greets his friends and learns about the footprints they make in the soft mud. Racing across the meadow to the nearby stream, he gets caught in a rainstorm. He takes refuge under the leaves of an Elephant Ear plant, but the stream soon becomes a raging river and our Jim Jack is swept far away.Learn how he uses his new knowledge of animal tracks as a guide to finding his way home.

The winter season on Bunny Hill is quiet and the snow drifts down as the rabbits sleep deep in the warren waiting for spring to arrive. Jim Jack the bunny is always on the lookout for seasonal fun for all the furry animals living nearby.But what causes the seasons on Bunny Hill? This question takes us from their cozy rabbit burrow to the vast reaches of outer space to see how the subtle tilt of the planet can impact their lives on Earth. Easter brings all the animals together to spread joy, while Thanksgiving is a special time for friends and family. Christmas herald's peace and rest, completing the seasonal cycle each year.Winter, spring, summer, and fall the rabbits use their ingenuity and energy for boundless fun!

In this satirical comedy, Pierre LeBlanc sets the stage for the financial crisis of the 1980's.  Using his wit and sense of humor he shows us the follies which lead to the Savings and Loan debacle. Ignace Boudreaux and his nephew Pierre are on a journey through the "Washington Bingo Dome" to discover the whereabouts of the missing Lafite Savings capital.  It has disappeared!  Ignace has to solve this mystery and save the little town of Lafite, Louisiana.A financial crisis began in the late 1970’s with inflation at 15-17% and interest rates from 16-20%. Government actions are the primary cause of inflation in any country.ΓÇïFinancial institutions who had lent money long term at 6% to 8% were paying 14% to 16% for savings, which gave them a negative cash flow of 8% on their total assets. No lender can sustain this situation for an extended length of time.

In this illustrated version of the "12 Days of Christmas", Taama draws upon her talent as an artist to weave the characters of each verse into an elegant pattern of both fiction and imagination.Some say that the Christmas carol, “The 12 Days of Christmas”, was used during an era in history when Catholics were forbidden to practice openly and it may have served as a secret way to teach children about the Catechism. Others refer to the song as merely a childhood memory development tool. The song becomes progressively more difficult as one advances through the lyrics, remembering what has been and what is to come.