Bella is a little girl who dreams of becoming the best archer. But when she takes the stand at an archer competition, she ends up last. But that won’t stop Bella as she will practice as much as she can until she can place first at the archer games, even if it takes years to accomplish. Can she do it?

Everything is in reverse in Dog Days: Bella’s Diary. In this humorous pet story with illustrations the family pet sees a therapist. Typically speaking human beings purchase pets to de stress, seek companionship, because their kids say so, and to relax. Bella’s Diary will make young adults/ adults laugh as one may start to imagine what their dog could be thinking living with their human companions, and what that might sound like. Imagine what a dog would like to say if he / she could speak. Oh what a troublesome / funny day that would be. So step inside and read Bella’s view of life with her human family, in her humorous style.

Samuel Rutherford Crockett (1859-1914) wrote novels featuring the history of Scotland, and particularly, Galloway.

Excited to receive a pet unicorn on her eighth birthday, Princess Bella worries because her friends are fighting and her parents seem to be hiding something, which Bella fears might mean that she won't get the unicorn of her dreams.

Rick and Karen Santorum’s inspiring story of life with Bella, their special-needs youngest child Four days after Rick and Karen Santorum welcomed their eighth baby into the world they were given the devastating news that their little girl, Bella, was going to die. The full story of life with Bella has never been told until now. This inspiring family memoir explores what it means to embrace and celebrate the life of each person, and find hope, even in the midst of painful challenges. Bella’s Gift is the story of how the entire family came together to love and care for Bella and how God strengthened them during the storms and blessed their family with grace, peace, and joy. Searchingly honest, faith filled, and surprisingly joyful, Bella’s Gift is a loving, lived-out testimony to the truth that everyone counts, even “the least of these.”

This collection of photographs, taken between 1920 and 1924, depicts the Bella Coola Valley, and the Nuxalk, Chilcotin and Carrier peoples.