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|  | | Little Kids Who Did Big Things...What Has YOUR Kid Done Today?
A compilation of people who found success at an early age.
Do you ever wonder what has happened to today's generation of kids? Where is their entrepreneurial drive? Where is their desire to help their fellow human?
This book highlights several people who did great things as children: a seven-year-old surgeon; a five-year-old musical prodigy; a child dying of cancer who started a world-wide charity.
If you don't think kids are capable of doing great things you need to read this book. You will wonder what you did with YOUR life! | |  | | Movies in Haiku
Movies in Haiku takes almost 400 movies and breaks them down in the style of Japanese haiku.
You've seen the two hour movie...now get the full movie experience in seventeen syllables! Almost 400 movies done in Japanese haiku! Several genres are covered including comedy, western, sci-fi, classic, and even the worst movies ever made! You'll laugh...you'll cry...you'll wonder where this book has been all your life!
| |  | | Movies in Haiku (Print edition)
Over 400 movies condensed into haiku form. Seventeen syllables, 5-7-5 structure. Genres include comedy, chick flicks, war, drama, classic, Christmas, worst movies ever made, and much, much more!
Save your trip to the corner Red Box! Curl up with a bowl of nuke-box popcorn and this great book!
| |  | | Tales of a Teenage Ninja: Book One
Connor has crossed paths with Zack, the school bully. To make matters worse his best friend Wade has been drawn into the mix. Connor could make this all go away if he would just play the scared little kid like everyone else does, but Connor is different. He resents Zack's iron grip of terror on the school and he refuses to back down, even in the face of a certain beating.
Nick is new in school. He also crosses paths with Zack, but with a far different outcome. Nick's secret is the answer to Connor's problem. Why is he so hesitant to share it with his new friends?
A great read for young adults and pre-teens alike, Tales of a Teenage Ninja tells the story of a young man who stands up for himself and, in doing so, stands up for everyone else who has endured bullying at the hands of the school tough.
Humorous and suspenseful, the characters are likeable and the story believable. A great read for the YA set.
| |  | | Tales of a Teenage Ninja: Book One (Print)
Connor has crossed paths with Zack, the school bully. To make matters worse his best friend Wade has been drawn into the mix. Connor could make this all go away if he would just play the scared little kid like everyone else does, but Connor is different. He resents Zack's iron grip of terror on the school and he refuses to back down, even in the face of a certain beating.
Nick is new in school. He also crosses paths with Zack, but with a far different outcome. Nick's secret is the answer to Connor's problem. Why is he so hesitant to share it with his new friends?
A great read for young adults and pre-teens alike, Tales of a Teenage Ninja tells the story of a young man who stands up for himself and, in doing so, stands up for everyone else who has endured bullying at the hands of the school tough.
Humorous and suspenseful, the characters are likeable and the story believable. A great read for the YA set.
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The Wholly Book of Genesis
by Jay Dubya
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 The Wholly Book of Genesis is a humorous satire on the first book of the Old Testament where the Story of Creation, the building of Noah's Ark, Sodom and Gomorrah and the families of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are thoroughly spoofed and broadsided.
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