Caroll Knipe has captured the essence of the Welsh Pembroke Corgi in her delightful new book, CORGI CONFESSIONS. The photography by Fritz Knipe gives us a glimpse into the world of Corgis living in the Santa Cruz mountains of California. Dutch and Duchess have a lighthearted "confession" about everything from their lack of tails, to their love of food. Corgi owners will love this book. Written in rhyme, CORGI CONFESSIONS is also a perfect gift for the elementary school reader who will soon want to write a personal book about a favorite pet.

Career Educators Combine Talents To Create Books for Pet Lovers of All Ages What is it about our pets that they become so enmeshed in our lives? The rhyming verses of Corgi Megan Discovers the Redwoods will capture children and pet-loving adults as Pembroke Corgi Dutch introduces Megan, a female Corgi with a mind of her own, to her new home in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California. Two thousand year old redwood trees, deer, skunks, hummingbirds and eagles become part of Megan’s world as she learns to enjoy life among the giants. For further information please see htttp://www.corgisbycaroll.com

They were high school best friends—bonding over terrible puns while their fingers froze to their clarinets. So what if she crushed on him while he thought of her as a band friend? It was still a glorious friendship . . . until it all crumbled in a single disastrous night. Zack Partridge broke his best friend’s heart at senior prom. He was stunned when Laura left for college, vowing never to speak to him again. But now that she’s back in town, he wants nothing more than a second chance to renew their friendship and to explore the spark between them. Laura Anderson can’t believe her bad luck. After an eight-year hiatus, how did she buy the one house in all of Crystal Creek next door to the man she wanted to avoid for at least a millennium? Even worse, he’s the PR rep assigned to help launch her new flower shop. She’s determined to keep their relationship professional. No way is she giving into the temptation named Zack Partridge ever again. Nope. Not gonna happen. She strives to keep her protective barricade intact, but Zack’s confession notes just might have the power to prune back the wall of sharp thorns and sneak past the sign labeled ‘Keep Out’. Can she find the courage to trust him again? And if she does, will Zack protect her heart or risk breaking it once more?

Have you ever wondered how a Guide Dog knows how to lead a blind person? How they protect their owner from harm in crossing busy streets, into stores and restaurants, and even travel on airlines and cruise ships? Here is your chance to find out. Up to a point, that is. This is the long-awaited sequel to the popular and insightful Confessions of a Guide Dog - The Blonde Leading the Blind by Musket. Confessions of a Labradiva - Another Blonde Leading the Blind is the story of Saffron, who began working with Mark Carlson in September of 2012. While Saffron is certainly a well-trained Guide Dog, loving, loyal and devoted, she is not just another blonde. She is a Labradiva, a unique breed of Yellow Labrador. In Confessions of a Labradiva you will follow Saffron , as Mark does, from her birth at Guide Dogs for the Blind, through puppy raising and Guide Dog training and into a remarkable life as a working dog. That might be more than enough for most Guide Dog books, but not for Saffron the Labradiva! Mark Carlson, who did most of the actual writing relates how he, Jane and Musket came to welcome and love Saffron, who was as different from her big brother as could be. Saffron has touched and enriched the lives of people all over the country, been loved by men and women of the Greatest Generation, and has touched hearts with her wagging tail and soft tongue. All she ever ask for in return was belly rubs and treats, especially treats. Confessions of a Labradiva - Another Blonde Leading the Blind is written in the same mischievous and indulgent style as the first book. It is meant to make the reader laugh and cry, shake their heads at the absurdities and smile at the victories. She is cute and comical, sweet and sassy, devoted and a bit devilish. Read on and you’ll see what we mean. It is not your typical Guide Dog book, but then Saffron is not your typical Guide Dog. This is her story...and she is sticking to it!

Join us for a whimsical tale about a knight in shining armor who befriends a troubled frog. Young readers will delight in a runaway frog leg pie that hops off the table and out the door. The knight, who becomes a hero to his new friends in the bog, teaches us to care about small creatures around us. Youngsters who hear or read the rhythmic text by Caroll Knipe will live through Frogs troubles and Knights response when he learns about the unkind plans of the castles cook. What is he up to? Colorful watercolors masterfully painted by Ken Schwab, bring the tale to life. All children, even the smallest, will love seeing the runaway pie and warm to the smiles of the heroic knight as frogs gather to make him their own.

Known for his optimism and deep faith, Ziglar translates his personal experience into practical suggestions for anyone facing loss. This updated edition features a new Introduction from Ziglar which details his own recent near-death experience.

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