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|  | | Don't Call Me A Cab! Call Me A Therapist!
WR Mertens writes a psychologically funny, humourous and sometimes sad look at life's moments in the lives of an anonymous patient and his therapist!
In the style of the satirist Erma Bombeck, WR Mertens follows the life beginning at age 16 through adulthood of a gentleman who is completely nameless in this book, who goes to see his therapist about the many problems he has in his life and what he should do about all of his really strange and weird relatives and friends that he has to deal with. He takes a look back at his life living behind a taxicab business owned by his parents while growning up under the thumb of an old crone who is his landlady who has a son who is constantly drunk and throws fits by tossing her appliances out the wind | |  | | One is Me...Across the Street, down the Block, and Everywhere else
A mythical look thorough the eyes of a cynic, child....minister and neighbor speaking up for their individual rights and together as one.
One is Me...is an almost mythical relationship between people and places of the past and present as seen through the eyes of a cynic, pessimist, child, traveler, caretaker, teacher, minister and neighbor as they speak of themselves throughout the entire book.
What is remarkable is that throughout the book, the characters interelate their stories with fresh dialog, as if they are talking to each other, about each other, with surprises around many corners.
The chaotic flow of events, from the terrors of growing up, senility to sex scandals, death, crackpot clergy, afternoon de | |  | | Pumpkin's Adventure - His Vacation At The L'Grande Internationale Hotel
A Picture Book for Children and Cat Lovers about an orange cat and his vacation in Canada with his family at a luxurious five-star Canadian hotel.
A Picture Book for Children and Cat Lovers about an orange cat and his vacation in Canada with his family at a luxurious five-star Canadian hotel.
Pumpkin (an real actual orange tabby cat) tells the story from purely a cat's eye view (and a little cat attitude as well!) of what happens to him, once he gets lost within a luxurious five-star hotel in canada after he has an altercation with a French speaking maid and a broom after his arrival with his family |
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