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Andrew McGroundhog enjoys fishing in the lochs around his Scotland home until his shadow objects to the wet and cold.
Andrew McGroundhog is the leader of the groundhog clan in Scotland. He hikes and fishes and enjoys the change of seasons. One winter as Andrew sits by a lochan in a magical place, his shadow suddenly begins to speak. The conversation becomes a debate and leads to the first Groundhog Day. |
|  | | Back to School, Picky Little Witch
Picky Little Witch goes shopping with her Mama Witch to buy school supplies. Generation Gap comes to the front on every item considered.
A shopping trip with a subtle lesson. Compromise is the underlying theme and the little with and her mama can't agree on anything until they agree to consider the other person's point of view. |
|  | | Darlene Halloween and the Great Chicago Fire
Darlene Halloween takes on the last witch in Chicago. The city is so grateful, it names a holiday after her - and gives her a bill for burning down the city.
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|  | | Homicide in the Hills
His ex-wife hates him. He's got a kid he knows he doesn't see enough. For Detective Salvador Reyes, newest member of the Hollywood Precinct Homicide team, life is murder... A porn-film director is beaten to death in a savage attack. It looks like a random robbery-homicide, but the investigation soon sees the team drawn deep into the underbelly of Tinseltown in all its tarnished glory...
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|  | | Joe Van der Katt and The Great Picket Fence
Joe Van der Katt, a blue collar cat, organizes the first picket line when J. Paul Kitty refuses to play fair.
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|  | | Justin Potemkin and the 500 Mile Race
It is the tortoise and the hare...at 100 miles an hour. Find out how the first Indy 500 ended.
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|  | | Lost in Cypress Swamp
Little Lubber lost in a Cypress Swamp searches for his siblings. He discovers a lot about the swamp on his tip-toe through the fleabane.
Chip is the last of his family to be born. Unfortunately the brothers and sisters have skedaddled into the swamp without him. Chip searches for them and along the way discovers the beauty and the beastly of life in a swamp. |
|  | | Michael Le Souffle and the April Fool
Michael Le Souffle loves to laugh. Melon de Plume does not. Michael's attempt to get Melon to giggle develops into April Fool's Day. (It used to be called April Fish Day. Find out why!)
Cock a Doodle Do-o-o, the joke's on you. |
|  | | Shawn O'Hisser, The Last Snake in Ireland
Shawn O'Hisser returns from vacation to find all the snakes in Ireland are gone. He sets out to solve the mystery of the miss-s-s-ing snakes and finds a lot more in the hills and towns of the Emerald Isle.
Shawn O'Hisser confronts many local characters, myths and legends of Ireland as he seeks to solve the mystery of the missing snakes. A fast paced, humorous tale with a new twist. Children and Adults will enjoy the pictures as well as the story of the Emerald Isle's misty history |
|  | | The Kvetch Who Stole Hanukkah
Sort of a Jewish version of The Grinch.
Illustrations by Peter J. "Piet" Welling of the story of Hanukkah and a grouch (Kvetch)who hates the holiday. |
|  | | Valley of Vice
In Hollywood, it’s not just dreams that are easily snuffed out.
When a burned body is found on a studio lot, Detective Salvador Reyes and his partner Detective Philippa Wallace are on the scene. The mystery deepens when they identify the body as a felon named Bartholomew Pearl who should have been in jail for shooting a fellow detective. Then a city official, Theodor Simons, is found dead of an apparent suicide.
Convinced the deaths are connected, and not everything is what it appears, Reyes and Wallace investigate. Their inquiries take a dangerous turn, pointing to someone in the police department itself. Soon it’s hard to know who is an enemy, |
|  | | Whats Up With-This-Chicken?
Author Jane Sutton. Illustrator Peter J. Welling. Trudy, the chicken with an attitude.
Syliva learns about chickens from her Grandmother as one of Grandma's chickens develops an attitude. Trudy refuses to allow her eggs to be harvested. Grandma explains about brood chickens and together the two ladies develop a plot to keep everyone happy, at least for a while. |
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