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Not Suitable for Government Work
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Reluctantly she went armed only with Snake Oil, Magic Employment Fairy Dust, Flim Flam and Razzle Dazzle... We proudly present, Not Suitable for Government Work. As Told to Murgatroyd. The true Memoirs of a Superhero, dressed in her secret...
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High School Edubabble
A Teacher-Talk Glossary
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Relentless jargon, a distinctive workplace, and teen foibles make for a goldmine of satire in over 350 entries. The unending tsunami of education sloganeering highlights this humor-filled, quick-read glossary. Why would edubabblers favor listless...
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I Have Nothing to Say, but I’m Going to Say It Anyway
Thoughts, Questions, Nonsense
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Thought provoking, lyrical, and humorous, these pages are filled with insights that range from the deep to the nonsensical and are designed to start conversations that may cause you to reach beyond the actual written words. With reflective...
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Rust Belt Refugee
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This book should interest a wide spectrum of readers. For the younger ones, it will give them an up close and unblemished look at life as it was for people of their grandparents' era. For the older reader, it can provide a true reflection of the...
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Short Ribs
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This volume is the first of an intended series of comedic fiction, based on observations and reflections on the world as we create and perceive it in an everyday sense. These reflections are contained within the various puns, riddles,...
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"Hey, there's no violin in this case!"
Life with 7 Ms 1958-2018
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This book chronicles the year-by-year activities of a large, very active family. Frustrations and achievements, gratitude to a Heavenly Father, small business ventures, a love of nature and beauty, much hilarity, the undertaking of thousands of...
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Not a Fairy Tale
A Story of Surviving the First Three Years of Being a Stepmom
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The inspiring and hilarious story of Maddie Laberge’s journey from a carefree, childless life to becoming a stepmom of three. Nothing could have prepared Maddie for what was about to happen to her quiet, simple life once all three of her...
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I Almost Died Last Wednesday
How a Catastrophic Cardiac Event Saved My Life and Might Save Yours
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“Would you like to see what a piece of fried chicken looks like after I remove it from your heart?” These startling words came from a surgeon as 360-pound Sellers lay on an operating table experiencing a catastrophic and life-threatening cardiac...
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A Play on Words
The First 100
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A Play on Words is a lively, knee-slapping romp through the inherent vagaries of the English language. Readers can let the book drop open at any page and find an invitation to appreciate the absurdities with which real life is packed and to enjoy...
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I'm Just Sayin'
A Book of Sayings You May Have Heard or Even Thought
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Children and adults will enjoy reading, relaxing, and even having a thought-provoking experience. If they are facing challenges in life this book may help to inspire them to overcome those challenges to accomplish goals they never thought...
