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The Amazing Adventures of Joey and Joy
by Charles King
Subject(s): Juvenile Fiction
- Paperback (1-58832-087-1) 128 pp. $9.99 U.S.Edition: First For more information, click the format(s) below: - Hardback (1-58832-086-3) 128 pp. $19.99 U.S. Whimsical stories about microscopic cousins Joey and Joy tickle gifted children and youthful adults alike. Fantasy, adventure, and scintillating vocabulary mingle in a miniscule world created and illustrated by Charles King. Clever, silly, and super-fun for boys and girls!
The Novice Financier: A Guide To: Making ends meet without any ends; for now and later; investing and trading for profit.
by Parry Laird
Subject(s): Business/Economics
- Paperback (1-58832-129-0) 204 pp. $14.99 U.S.Edition: First For more information, click the format(s) below: A guide to making ends meet... without any ends; building a nest egg, now and later; investing and trading for profit. Includes investing truisms, financial jewels, and trading secrets; no-cost educational resources; answers to tough questions in hard financial times.
Following Through: A Revolutionary New Model for Finishing Whatever You Start
by Steve Levinson and Pete Greider
Subject(s): Self-Help
- Paperback (1-58832-179-7) 212 pp. $12.99 U.S.Edition: First For more information, click the format(s) below: Uncovers startling reasons why people so often fail to follow through on life-improving resolutions. The authors, appearing widely on radio and television, teach bold new strategies to help readers follow through in virtually every area of their lives.
The Man Who Was Cyrano: A Life of Edmond Rostand, Creator of Cyrano de Bergerac
by Sue Lloyd
Subject(s): Biography & Autobiography
- Paperback (1-58832-072-3) 392 pp. $16.99 U.S.Edition: First For more information, click the format(s) below: The first English biography of Edmond Rostand, creator of _Cyrano de Bergerac_. Thoroughly researched and annotated, but written for non-specialists, it shows how Rostand strove in his plays to revive idealism in the modern world.
Another Redstripe, Please: Dachshunds in the Midwest
by Jack Magestro
Subject(s): Fiction
- Paperback (1-58832-094-4) 168 pp. $12.99 U.S.Edition: First For more information, click the format(s) below: Sequel to Redstripe and Other Dachshund Tales. Once again, the hounds, not the humans, are in charge. New Yorker Sheila and Jamaican rastamafarian Cirtron travel to the American heartland to run a farm. More canine comedy ensues. 
Redstripe and Other Dachshund Tales
by Jack Magestro
Subject(s): Fiction
- Paperback (1-58832-078-2) 108 pp. $11.99 U.S.Edition: First For more information, click the format(s) below: From Jamaica to New York, the Midwest and the Middle East, dachshunds create nothing but trouble for their human companions. Through the eyes of the hapless Jack, these stories explain how the hounds, not the humans, are in charge.
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