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Packed with 300 wacky facts for young history lovers.
Celebrate nearly a century of Mickey Mouse with one of the most expansive illustrated publications on the Disney universe: behind-the-scenes shots, animation art, and vintage comics trace Mickey's 122 cartoons, his comic adventures, and the world of merchandise and memorabilia, as well as the legendary Mickey Mouse Club and unfinished projects.
Ye Olde Book Shoppe and a bonus story too! No author writes Christmas stories better than Paul John Hausleben does! A reader’s favorite story of the master storyteller, Mr. Paul John Hausleben returns to print in a new version! Ye Olde Book Shoppe is an enchanting romantic novelette set within a Christmas setting. Set in the old neighborhood of Harry and Paul adventures, this story will touch and warm your heart, and fill you with Christmas spirit, while it transports you once more to simpler times. Mr. Chadwick Ripplewood Junior is a lonely bookshop owner who desperately clings to his family’s business of an old-fashioned bookstore on a busy street in an old city in northern New Jersey. Struggling to get by with meager book sales and vast changes in the old city’s environment, Chadwick holds his love of his precious books close to his heart and soul. When Chadwick meets the woman of his dreams and falls deeply in love, his life seems to be finally taking a turn for the better. Better, until despair hits when a wealthy business owner threatens to destroy Chadwick’s livelihood, and the love of his life suddenly and rather mysteriously leaves him. Will Chadwick finally prevail and win love and happiness? Or will the evil business owner succeed in his quest for more wealth at the expense of Chadwick’s hopes and dreams? This is one of Mr. Hausleben’s finest moments, as he tells us this memorable story of romance and simple human emotions set within holiday enchantment. Bonus Story! The Last Roll on Old Number Ninety-Five is the classic Christmas train story that tells the touching and emotional story of the Head Conductor of a passenger train on his final train ride before he retires after forty-six years of riding the rails. It just so happens that the last ride is on a snowy Christmas Eve where a few special passengers, some glorious fate, and a touch of holiday magic returns the conductor to a life and a spirit that he thought long since lost forever. These are the two very special stories that you have been searching for to read for the most wonderful time of the year. Grab or download your copy today and enjoy the holiday storytelling magic of Mr. Paul John Hausleben.
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