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Children's
 The SchnitzelgroobersThe Schnitzelgroobers are an odd bunch of innovators who are raising eyebrows in their own neighborhood. Tag along with their curious neighbors and discover that all the odd noises, different looks, and weird food actually distinguish the Schnitzelgroobers as adventure seekers in search of a new realm. |  The MugwumpersThis is a story of a quiet pond besieged by a vicious storm that puts the Mugwumpers in a life-and-death situation. What does a well-meaning frog do? They Frog-Up! Does confusion stop them from acting? How do they recover from Mother Nature and her storms? Please read “The Mugwumpers” to find out. |  Grandma's Big Living HousePhineas had ant's in his pants. Lot's of 'em. And it was only Monday. Phinn was going to Grandma's House in a few days and he was anx-shish-ious. How the get through school for the next couple of days? He couldn't take it. Torture via education... |
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 Grandma's Killing ChristmasDiscover a young boy's reactions to the changes of Christmas that his Grandmother has in store for him this year... "Boy's what do think of the new family room?" So many thoughts. Not nice thoughts. Was Christmas over forever? What carnage was going on here? Who are these misfits? But all I could get out was, "Nice." |  The Cat Who Wanted a DogBased on a true story, this tale is narrated by Toby, a cat who lives with Grandma and Grampa and has never met a dog. His life changes when a huge golden retriever, comes to visit. Rocky is a lovable dog and tries to make friends with Toby, who is both afraid of him and disgusted with his doggy drool. They finally become friends and then Rocky's visit is over. Toby is so sad that Grandma and Grampa take him to the doctor who suggests Toby is lonely. Toby gets an amazing present, a Dog! |  The Spirit WithinAn exciting story set in the Midwest during the 1860’s. Ben, the 13 year old son of an old prairie farmer, leaves on a long awaited journey with his father. Along the way, his father reveals a long kept secret that leaves him feeling angry and betrayed. Finding himself alone in a world he knows nothing about, situations arise that a young boy should never have to face alone. |
 Room for One MoreROOM FOR ONE MORE, is based on the adventures of actual animals that lived on a real farm. This farm was special. You see, this particular "farm lady" welcomed many of the animals that lived there, because they had nowhere else to go, no one wanted them. Her motto, 'there is always room for one more,' made life on the farm not only interesting but always fun. |
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