When Jeff's girlfriend leaves a Labrador retriever puppy with his family for a week, his dog T.P. and cat Cord hope the energetic puppy does not stay any longer.

Ah, Christmas, what a glorious season! Decorations, friends, good will to all, a time of magic and miracles. But not for Miss Julia Shaw. She is new to the area, her farm desperately needs upkeep, and the pittance she earns from her artwork doesn’t pay the bills. And then her pet goose runs away. Making matters worse, when she first meets the devastatingly attractive Lord Tyndall, the abominable man insults her as he returns her goose. No peace and good will for her this Christmas. Exhausted from a year of business travel, Robert, Baron Tyndall, returns to London only to fall prey to his mother’s matchmaking attempts. Escaping to his country estate, he finds solace with the birds in his aviary. Except that a plague of a goose that belongs to his new neighbor, Miss Shaw, has somehow entered his aviary and wreaked havoc. That disagreeable lady had better keep her misbegotten bird to herself. Too bad she is so lovely. What a horrendous Christmas this season has become. But even in the blackest depths, a spark of light can glimmer. For at this wondrous time of Christmas, miracles and magic can and do happen. A sweet, traditional Regency romantic comedy with fantasy elements. 61,000 words, about 220 pages. wealthy hero, aristocrat hero, poor heroine, artist heroine, love triangle, goose, ducks, countryside romance, hero-heroine misunderstanding, interfering animals, talking animals, comedy, sweet romance, British historical fiction, fantasy romance, Christmas romance

It's Humpty Dumpty, Little Bo Peep, Miss Muffet, and others like they've never been seen before. Renowned artist J.otto Seibold re-nurseries and re-rhymes over the Mother Goose classics in this must-have collection. Full color.

Hiking, hunting, fishing and camping are fun, but just like life, it isn't always easy. It's work. There's aching muscles, bad weather and mosquitoes. There's danger from bears, moose in heat and Big Foot. That's why outdoors people need this book as a first-aid kit for the mind and disposition. Ed Fischer is a cartoonist syndicated throughout the Upper Midwest. Here, he lends his perspective to the great outdoors. The Up North cartoons and jokes will fix you up - guaranteed.