Author: Eileen P. Kennedy This unique poetry collection explores the boundaries of aging and death, yet brings us universal questions that need to be answered. Like the mythological creatures in the title, these poems arrive as messengers that are passionate, fierce and insistent.A “voice in the morning directing supplications upward.” More at EileenPKennedy.com.
Author: Jim Coogan and Jack Sheedy A compilation of stories and tales about Cape Cod put together by award winning Cape authors Jim Coogan and Jack Sheedy. The two have culled some of their previous works and have selected over 50 great tales–some previously unpublished, about the Narrow Land covering the earliest days of settlement…
Author: Diana Hart Cauliflower Heart: A Romantic Wrestler allows readers to get a credible inside look at the intriguing world of professional wrestling, from inside the ring to inside their wrestlers’ hearts. The protagonist Claudine Bellamy has a superstar wrestling husband and enjoys all the perks of celebrity. But when life grows bitter, will Claudine’s…
Author: Rich Little & Beverley Folstad For nearly 125 years, this child’s rhyme has conveyed the guilt of Lizzie AndrewBorden for murdering her parents. With the tumult, caused by the ferocity of the murders, the celebrity of the players, and the gross ineptitude of the investigation, the trial of Lizzie Borden rocked Massachusetts with scandal….
Author: Elisabeth Amaral The author, her husband, and infant son embarked on an improbable journey of self-discovery, opening a children’s boutique and a popular restaurant near Harvard Square. This true story reaches those in a relationship that, by its nature, is doomed. It is about friendship—and finding the courage to move on.
Author:Brigitte Brocato The FLOWERCHILDREN book is a fictional educational children’s story book. It is an introduction to the color theory, creating secondary colors from primary colors. It is also a book about kindness and friendship.
Author: Clifford Doyl Harper Levy believes he is a man. But birth, color of skin and texture of hair deem him a slave. When Mr. Willoughby attempts to whip him he jerks away and escapes. Thus begins his search for those elusive promises
Author: Sally Loughridge A young boy’s sister gets cancer and, from his perspective, far too much of the family’s attention. With an Honorable Mention in the 2015 New England Book Festival as well, the story can help children share feelings more comfortably, facilitate tough family discussion, and model supportive strategies for parents.
Author:Jim Coogan A delightful and true story about a little harbor seal who followed her nose two miles from the sea through a series of channels to a state fish hatchery. There she spent a most enjoyable night filling her tummy with trout before being discovered the next morning. The book contains a maze and…
Author: Sally O. Lee This is a compilation of Sally O. Lee’s illustrations of cats in various including pen and ink, crayon, digital, and watercolor. Some of these are from her, “Salon du Refusee”, submissions to various publications that have been rejected.