JP MartinIf you think Babar is the only storybook elephant with a cult following, then you haven’t met Uncle, the presiding pachyderm of a wild fictional universe that has been...

Harriet Beecher Stowe When Eliza Harris learns her son is to be sold to another master, she flees the Kentucky plantation where she is held as a slave, while Uncle...

Uncle Tungsten radiates all the delight and wonder of a boy's adventures, and is an unforgettable portrait of an extraordinary young mind.Oliver Sacks evokes, with warmth and wit, his upbringing...

Howard Garis Howard Garis (1873–1962) was a young reporter for the Newark Evening News when he first started writing stories for children about a lovable rabbit named Uncle Wiggily. Calling...

Donna SmallinLife Without Clutter!Can't imagine it? Let Donna Smallin show you hundreds of tips, techniques, and ideas for organizing the worthwhile, getting rid of the obsolete, and making time for...

Harvey G Bramzel War rages between the civilizations of Gaia and Ril--a bitter struggle from which only one race can emerge as victor to rule the planet. What ensures survival...

Haya Lean MolnarEva Zimmermann is eight years old, and she has just discovered she is Jewish. Such is the life of an only child living in postwar Bucharest, a city...

Soraya M Lane From the bestselling author of The Last Correspondent comes the powerful story of three brave women who go to war—and end up fighting for their lives.Sicily, 1943....

Sally BerkovicSpeaking to her daughters as they will be in ten years or so, Sally Berkovic writes that "the moment that Avigayil, my first born, was delivered, I had a...

Alan FurstFrom the master of espionage and intrigue, this novel about heroic resistance fighters in 1942 occupied Paris is based on true events of Polish prisoners in Nazi Germany, who...

Karen Primack Readings in Jewish Diversity January 1, 2003 by Kulanu Inc.

Dick FrancisLanguage:Chinese.Paperback. Pub Date :2007-5-1 Pages: 305 Book Description Sadly. death at the races is not uncommon However. three in asingle afternoon was sufficiently unusual to raise more than oneeyebrow...