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|  | | And The Whippoorwill Sang
This is a funny, poignant, sad, true story of a large family of eight. It's full of adventure, a haunted home, comedic antics and a wonderful life-- until tragedy strikes in the placid valley of the Susquehanna Mountains. One of the six children is struck down by a drunk driver and the mother recounts the story through flashbacks in the ICU of the hospital, awaiting the fate of her child. The family embarks upon a journey to the other side of grief as they learn . . .To Weep, To Laugh, To Grieve, to Dance, as the whippoorwill sang.
This memoir opens with eloping teenagers, Micki and Butch, in a bizarre double ceremony with Micki's mother. the couple share wonderfully comical escapades spanning decades, until tragedy strikes.
There has been a terrible accident in the placid valley nestled in the Susquehanna Mountains in th etown of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. It occurs just blocks from the family's hunmdred year old haunted farmhouse, on a country lane.
Micki narrates happier days, using their delightfulpast to confront an uncertain future--as the family copes with fear and apprehension. Pne of he | |  | | The Cat Who Wanted a Dog
Toby the cat makes friends with a visiting dog and decides that he would like to have a small dog of his own. Boy is he in for a big surprise!
‘The Cat Who Wanted a Dog‘ is a children’s illustration and coloring book based on a real cat who meets our visiting grand dog and becomes friends with him after a really bad beginning. Toby wanted to write this story all by himself but his claws kept getting stuck in the keyboard. So I told him that I’d help a little. This handsome cat is not your ordinary cat. He also insists that he’s a doctor. I will admit that when he lays across my aches and pains and purrs, I do feel better. He also does this to other animals and children and they all feel better too. The animal doctor says that the sou |
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How To Wash A Puddle
by Edie Batstone
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 Edie Batstone's first book of colourful picture poems invites us to jump into a child's world of wonder and possibility, just as a child jumps into a puddle - knowing only that it seems like a good idea at the time! Join her on this journey of disco |
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