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"Endearing characters add to the sweetness and fulfillment that younger children will identify with, making this third Sam and Mrs. Bear story quite a delicious morsel." — Kirkus Reviews "Little ones will find this both a suitable precursor to nap time and a spur to be brave and act generously — just like Sam." — Booklist Mrs. Bear and Sam are baking cakes for their friends.
"This follow-up to the best-selling Kiss Good Night will comfort little ones like a cozy blanket that’s tucked in just right." — Booklist (starred review) In the little white house, Mrs. Bear is putting Sam to bed, when suddenly — HCK HCK! coughs Sam. Mrs. Bear gets some syrup. But the syrup tastes bad, and there’s too much of it on a too-big spoon, and it’s too hard to swallow. What will make Sam feel better? Acclaimed picture-book creators Amy Hest and Anita Jeram revisit Sam and Mrs. Bear as they share a quiet moment of comfort that is enough to conquer the coldest night.
When Mrs. Bear and little Sam deliver the cakes they have made for their friends in the neighborhood, Sam carries the cakes all by himself, through the snow and up to the front doors. 35,000 first printing.
Book 5 in the John Cardinal series A year after the death of his beloved and troubled wife, Catherine, John Cardinal has moved into a new, but very humid, condo. He has fallen into an easy routine of work on cold case files and platonic movie nights with friend and colleague Lise Delorme. The quiet of a snow-covered Algonquin Bay is shattered when the decapitated bodies of two people are found in a summer home on Trout Lake. The victims, visitors from Russia, are in Algonquin Bay attending the annual fur auction. This is by no means a routine murder investigation as Cardinal soon discovers, but a horrific piece of a very twisted puzzle. Blunt has, once again, given us a page-turning plot, a remarkable cast of characters and the comfort of John Cardinal at the helm.
Book I: Maybe We Were Too Young - The story features a triple narrative view of a singular event — first, Samantha Bell's recollection. Secondly, Luke Bell's side of the story, and finally, the unbiased story narrator who both recalls and tells of the events from all sides. Samantha lies in the hospital bed as she retells her side of the dramatic event to the young, and ambitious Beaver Dam Daily Citizen reporter seated by her bedside. Her interview is about the awful event that led to the death of her beloved husband - Luke Bell. As Samantha begins narrating, the story then focuses back on the past where it all began - the flirtations and the unbreakable friendships. The promising relationship, and the doubtful marriage of the two young love birds. The story then proceeds from the time they move into their first new Beaver Dam home and is therefore narrated to the dreadful horror that takes place after that. It's a dark and hopeless dilemma of deception, greed, corruption, and the consequences of it all. Book II: Graceland (Part I) - The story follows the heart-wrenching life of a middle-aged wife, and a mother of three, Lynne Everett, 45. The man she is married to abuses her. The man she once loved, now a dear friend convinces her of a scheme to kill the ungrateful bastard. She is confused, hurt, and fed up with all of it. In desperation, and consideration of her beautiful children, she accepts the plot. To her disbelief, her husband changes his ways. She falls in love yet again with the man who at last, lives up to his vows. However, what of the plot underway? Can she put an end to such plans? Will it be on time, before anything happens? Something she might regret forever! The Author - Born in South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, June 89. Now resides in Horicon, WI. Lunga Phewa is an established Poet, Music Composer, as well as published Author. His novelistic skills are one with an irresistible word-craft inspired by his Christian faith upbringing, and the trails of everyday life experiences. He is one among many, a young writer who delivers the purest and genuine work that meets the hunger of the soul and spiritual needs of our present generation and the one to come. In this two-story feature, Lunga embarks on a dark journey filled with mind-puzzling twists & turns, vicious plots, & gruesome blood spill. However, as malicious as the unfoldings, Lunga is still able to bring his readers to a crossroads of faith versus doubt, love vs hatred, as well as forgiveness vs bitterness. A true master of soul confrontation.
The Trellis family's plunge into the world of psychic energy and happy-ever-after continues. Sam and Adaline are growing accustomed to their new roles as The Walker and Mistress Life, and Sam's using his billionaire-level wealth to build a Trellis family compound. Jake and Matty are planning their big engagement party. Adrian and Lucy are learning to live together—and doing everything they can to save Ree, whose illness has taken a strange turn. Even Luke, finally bringing his Circle of other empowered people together with his family, has found the perfect woman to bring to Sunday dinner. But not every Trellis brother has found his soulmate: Noah isn't sure the playboy lifestyle is for him anymore. But how can he reconcile his role as Lord Lust with a search for true love? The Corners is half romantic comedy, half paranormal romance, and half found-family chick lit. Yes, that is three halves, but you'll love this book with 150% of your heart.
THE STORY: Sam Dawkins, a successful young portrait artist, is low-key, quietly observant and genuinely in love with Blake Upton, an ambitious, energetic television reporter who is doggedly determined to become a network anchorwoman. Although both
Sam Kirkland, a homeless man, befriends 12 year old runaway, Andrew Johnson, after the boy is assaulted by gangsters. During their time together, Sam shares his thoughts on the meaning of dignity and what it means to be a real man. This coming of age story takes place in Salem, Oregon and local environs during the summer of 2011. Andrew finds himself having to defend Sam's dignity when the man is accused of kidnapping and child molestation. He goes up against people's fears and false beliefs, and in doing so he realizes the truth about his dignity. This book is an attempt to bring dignity back to its rightful place in human relationships, and, if necessary, to reintroduce it to mainstream society.
When he is eight years old Arthur Golding watches his gifted but dissolute father die in poverty and squalor. Aided by a series of brilliantly-drawn characters, Arthur escapes slum life, gains an education, falls in love, and looks set to launch his career in London as an artist. But when he meets a beautiful young prostitute he embarks on a liaison that plunges him into a dark world of passion, threatening to destroy everything he has worked for and holds dear. In this powerful and largely autobiographical first novel George Gissing establishes the hallmarks of his life-long literary obsession with class, money and sex. Against the turbulent background of London in the late nineteenth century, Gissing explores the daunting challenges that face men of education, intelligence and talent, who strive to escape from the lower working class into which they are born.