Every January when I was growing up, my grandparents came to visit us and enjoy the California sunshine. My grandma refused to fly in an airplane, so they took the 3 day train trip from Illinois to Los Angeles. I loved going to Union Station to greet them when their train came in. I haven’t […]
Books
Stewie Boomstein Starts School
Do you have a little one who is getting ready to start preschool, pre-k or kindergarten? Stewie Boomstein can help make this transition smoother. This cute little guy is full of personality that will keep kids entertained as they learn some skills to prepare them for school. Stewie has a hard time adjusting and his […]
A Fickle Wind by Elizabeth Bourne
Are you ready for some inspiration? Do you believe that time and perseverance can make dreams come true? A Fickle Wind will draw you right into the story of a British girl who knows that life can be full of difficult challenges “blown in by a fickle wind.” She accepts the challenges, but knows that […]
Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure DVD
Do you like mystery movies and playing games? Clue: A Movie Mystery Adventure brings the classic board game to life in this family friendly feature. The game itself is good for those of us with active imaginations, but this movie takes it another fun step further. There are six teenage sleuths who were definitely inspired […]
The 53rd Parallel by Carl Nordgren
Are you ready to travel back in time and, perhaps, learn something about the present in the process? The 53rd Parallel is a novel about leaving the past behind, starting off fresh and then standing up to make a positive difference. The characters had to leave Ireland at the close of WW2 and chose to […]
Crossing Savage by Dave Edlund
Crossing Savage by Dave Edlund isbn 978-1611530780 Pub. date 3/6/14 Description: “When one by one the world’s leading experts on alternative energy are assassinated, a trail of deadly clues winds through DC, Moscow, and Caracas. With Russia’s recent invasion of Crimea, the plot to author Dave Edlund’s latest political thriller reads less like fiction and […]