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Dr. Alan Zorn Evardson is having a mid-life crisis. He isn’t respected at his hospital. He feels ignored by his wife and family, and he doesn’t even know his true ancestry. His life could subscribe to Murphy’s Law, except that nothing ever goes wrong, because nothing ever happens. What the unhappy physician doesn’t know is that, for his entire life, he has been looking all around him without seeing anything. -
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The unforgettable story of a young boy who is whisked from his comfortable home to the wilds of northern Wisconsin and spends a summer learning what is truly important in life. -
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Friendly pictures with lots of color are used to describe Lara, a little girl with diabetes. Lara tells of all the things that she does that regular kids do—run, swim, dance—and she talks about her insulin pump and doing blood tests. -
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This is an inspired expression of the life of one of the greatest women in history. A Woman for All Time, which is superbly illustrated with 20 beautifully rendered pencil illustrations, is Haines’ second book. -
Brought together by the spirit of an ancient shaman, five rowdy animal orphans have been chosen to be protectors of the planet. Each creature - Wolf, Bear, Falcon, Ferret and Badger - was given the power to morph into their adult-warrior form, and each is endowed with amazing mystical weapons and superpowers! -
Brought together by the spirit of an ancient shaman, five rowdy animal orphans have been chosen to be protectors of the planet. Each creature - Wolf, Bear, Falcon, Ferret and Badger - was given the power to morph into their adult-warrior form, and each is endowed with amazing mystical weapons and superpowers! -
Brought together by the spirit of an ancient shaman, five rowdy animal orphans have been chosen to be protectors of the planet. Each creature - Wolf, Bear, Falcon, Ferret and Badger - was given the power to morph into their adult-warrior form, and each is endowed with amazing mystical weapons and superpowers! -
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Come Back Jack is the story of that cowboy strutting, sunglass-toting bunny who lost the race to the tortoise and became the greatest loser of all time. With fabulous illustrations, this tell-all tale is packed with the unforgettable animal pals Jack Rabbit meets after running away to find fame and fortune. Come Back Jack is listed as a children’s story, but it’s truly written for the child in us all.
