In this thrilling mystery novel with a whole bunch of laughs, the desperate guests at Mr. Boddy's stately English home, Tudor Mansion try to find out "whodunit"! This special author's cut... More > limited edition of Troy Small's Clue: Murder at Tudor Mansion is a family story that will keep you turning the page to see which one of the six famous Clue suspects killed Mr. Boddy! Based on the award winning board game and featuring four endings, this comedic thrill ride will keep you guessing! Trust nobody, suspect everyone!< Less
In this thrilling mystery novel with a whole bunch of laughs, the desperate guests at Mr. Boddy's stately English home, Tudor Mansion try to find out "whodunit"! This special author's cut... More > limited edition of Troy Small's Clue: Murder at Tudor Mansion is a family story that will keep you turning the page to see which one of the six famous Clue suspects killed Mr. Boddy! Based on the award winning board game and featuring four endings, this comedic thrill ride will keep you guessing! Trust nobody, suspect everyone!< Less
1 is One by Tasha Tudor. Published in New York by Henry Z. Walck in 1956. Copyright not renewed.
Miss Tudor has made this counting book as a companion volume to her "A Is for Annabelle."... More > With flowers and birds, small animals and fruits she has decorated her pages and illustrated the numbers from one to twenty. The delicacy of her colors and detail of design give an old-fashioned flavor to this book for the youngest. Recommended for ages 4 to 8.
Tasha Tudor (1915–2008) was an American illustrator and author of children's books. Tasha Tudor illustrated nearly one hundred books, the last being Corgiville Christmas, released in 2003. Several were collaborative works with a New Hampshire friend Mary Mason Campbell. Tudor lived in Marlboro, Vermont in a house copied from that of other New Hampshire friends Donn & Doris Purvis. Her son Seth built the replication and lives next door with his family. It is documented in Drawn from New England, and in The Private World of Tasha Tudor.< Less
From April 28, 2008 until the printing of this book, we’ve have kept a cowboy's heart beating. As every bullet passed through him, as every spur touched the ground and every enemy cowered in... More > fear, poets from Absolute Write’s poetry forum molded Hollis Brown into 15 gallons of something that would not fit into a 10 gallon hat. Hollis became tangible. We cared how he walked, what he wore, who he was seen with and how many rounds he had left in the chamber. And in doing so, we penned 73 poems. However, every finished work is more than that. These are the official dust-covered, yellowed pulp records of a cowboy whose reckoning sent shock waves from Topeka to Barstow. The work here is complete. It sets a new standard for telling stories in the Old West and welcomes the return of iconic memories like the OK Corral, High Noon and more. We invite you to turn every page with care. Hollis would have appreciated that.< Less
"Vibrating Moonlight,” was originally released in 2006. The book includes 48 poems written over the course of two years, including work done while Jason was stationed as a military member... More > in the Middle East.< Less
Too sensitive to be published in its day this Journal has taken five generations and some 170 years to surface for publication in its full glory.
On the 28th of June 1841 Dr Thomas John Markham left... More > Liverpool England on board the 467 ton Ship, Livingston. Dr Markham had left his home and family in Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland to be the Ship’s Surgeon Superintendent on the voyage. In his care were 226 fellow Irish citizens and two Englishmen travelling as bounty emigrants to start a new life in Australia.
This publication can be used with confidence as a research or education document but, most of all, it is for enjoyment. Thomas Markham’s writing style is a joy to behold making this story, beyond anything else, a ripping good yarn for all ages.< Less
