Adventures with Edison and His Friends
Vol. 1: Crab in a bucket
Mark Mucha

Price: $11.95
Paperback | 58 pages
ISBN: 978-1-934449-29-5

Get ready for some fun in the sun! In "Adventures with Edison, Crab in a Bucket," children are introduced to their new, fun-loving penguin pal, Edison. Filled with adorable characters like Shrimpy and the tiny crab, singing "crab in a bucket," each bright, colorful page delights with song and exploration. Edison teaches the lessons of true friendship to Shrimpy. Holding true to the foundations of Edison, this exciting story achieves the Three Edison E's: to Educate, Entertain, and Enlighten.

When In-Laws become Outlaws
Nolan T. Pitts

Price: $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-934449-24-0

When In-Laws Become Outlaws gives a new perspective on issues faced upon an individual’s entrance into the union of marriage - a union often considered as between man and woman but that realistically also involves relatives from each side. You will gain a new understanding on common marital problems as well as progressive techniques on improving your most cherished relationship. Written with the guiding patience of your neighborhood pastor while drawing from real-life stories encountered during counseling, this book will lead you to peaceful resolutions of family conflicts and assist in alleviating competition within a family with the goal of a unified environment for children. A loving relationship with In-laws has proven to help make a marriage stronger. With healthy boundaries and dual respect, marital peace of mind is much closer than it may seem.

Scooter Trash Calendar
Al Paquette

Price: $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-934449-28-8

Scooter Trash is a term used to describe the Hard-Core Biker. This perpetual calendar has 365 statements that typify the attitude and events of the Icon of the Hard-Core Biker. Any motorcycle enthusiast or casual motorcycle rider would find these phrases humorous or descriptive of the older generation of motorcyclist.

Sun, Sea, and Swamp 1888
Paula Mooty

Price: $14.95
ISBN: 978-1-934449-30-1

This story, set in 1888, centers on a family living in the shipping port of Fernandina on Amelia Island, Florida. Through this fictional family, many factual events are portrayed in the living conditions in Florida of 1888. Through this journalistic style it depicts the family’s fight to save their little town, and the nearby city of Jacksonville, from the dreaded yellow fever. This engaging story chronicles the harsh environment which led to the development of the Florida Public Health system in place today.