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Come visit Carnies, a neighborhood bar, where friends gather and good times are had by all. Stay a while...have a beer. No strangers here, just friends. Get to know the world of Joan Ashbury, a powerful publisher, and Natalie DiGianna, editor in chief of Joan's company. Two friends...two different worlds of power and danger. Meet Richie McKenna, a handsome ladies' man with rugged good looks. The walls he put up around his heart can only be broken down by the one woman who holds his heart in her hands. Can unconditional love prevail? Do they truly know what love is? Do you?

A comprehensive story all about dogs told by a devoted dog mom and veterinarian. The purpose of this book is not only to understand canine behavior but also to educate you, the dog’s human mom and dad before that puppy or adult dog enters your life. To enrich the canine/human bond so that you can enjoy many happy wonderful years together. A life your furry companion deserves. As a dog parent, you have a big responsibility. A happy puppy is well-behaved, enjoys training and rewards, and isn't scared.

Welcome to the adventure of a lifetime. Five kids, one grandmother, a crazy family, Mafia hit men, and a tortellini salad - and what could they all possibly have in common? Join these five kids from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on a fast-moving crazy adventure from New York to Sicily to Italy and back again. Just remember, nothing is quite as it seems.

Brooklyn Italian: Remembering Williamsburg will take you on a journey back in time. From the beginning of its existence in 1638 to present day, through the rise of industry, two world wars, the Depression of the late 1920s, the rise of the mafia and the immigrants who settled there in search for a better life. In their own words, long-time residents tell their stories of a time when on summer evenings, family and friends gathered on stoops to talk about the happenings of the day or just to share a cup of coffee, when children played stick ball, jacks, and hopscotch till the street lamps came on....

The demographics of family structure have come a long way. The typical mother and father figures can now be two mothers, two fathers, single parents, or mother and father. We come from all cultures and continents, and family is more than Mom and Dad. In many cultures the immediate family consists of the mother, father, and grandparents, with other extended family members. The Colors of Family needed to be written to show children that family is more about the people who love and care for you than what society teaches us it "should" be. There's no right or wrong here...there's just love.

Twinkle and friends are at it again in a very patriotic story without the politics. Red, White & Binky features Binky and his dilemma to save the nation and the world from human cruelty and war, pointing out how unique and valuable we all are - two-legged and four - and honoring those who sacrifice their lives for all of us.

Another unique children's book from author PC Marotta. This time Twinkle and the gang are back trying to put an end to rudeness because being polite and having manners is very, very cool! Join Twinkle, Izzy, Binky, Teddy, Squeak, Prince, Sammy, and Wendy as they follow around a very rude dude!

There once was a little Shih Tzu dog named Twinkle, who loved his little red ball more than anything in the whole wide world. This special little red ball went everywhere with him. But one day, it was gone! Will he ever see his little red ball again? Who will help him find his ball? Will you? Let's help Twinkle and his friends find his ball!

One Shoe...Two Shoes...What's Ted to Do? introduces everyone to Teddy. Teddy loves shoes. Teddy loves to take shoes. How many shoes can Teddy take before he realizes that taking from others is not nice? See what happens with his friends and neighbors in this adorable story about a little Shih Tzu that learns a valuable lesson in life. After you finish listening to Teddy's story, get creative with some extra coloring pages in the back. Because, creativity unlocks imagination.