An amazing adventure series. Valentine is a porcupine that lives in a boring town. The townsfolk think she dances too much. She dresses weird. Her boombox has skulls on it...yuck Valentine learns that it is great to be different and discovers how to make friends.

Cast Your Eyes Like River Stones Into The Exquisite Dark is a collection of thirty-three poems written between the years 2003 and 2009. While reading it, one has the sense that Sherrard is in fact reinventing Bohemia for his own generation, giving life to a world that travels in you as much as you do in it. Danny Sherrard is the 2007 National Individual Poetry Slam Champion, and the winner of France's 2008 World Cup Poetry Slam. This is his first collection of poetry.

Its the first day of school and Ralph is the new kid. He does not have any friends to eat lunch with until he meets the weird and wonderful Margo, or Hot Hands. Margo is a strange girl with hands made out of fire. These two shy classmates help each other overcome their fears. Ralph wants a new friend. Margo wants something else: Will she ever be able to hug anyone without hurting them? Will she ever be able to make a snow man without melting it? Will she ever feel normal? Is normal all that great? Read this amazing book to find out. Discover with Ralph and Hot Hands what being a true friend is all about.

This book contains poetry from a small team of wildly unique, talented and award-winning authors who have been touring the world for years. They have united for a once in a lifetime tour to perform their work and to charge the hearts of America with gut-splitting, lust wrangling, socially active verse. This is the Junkyard Ghost Revival.

The book was specifically written to open America's eyes to the problems we have created for ourselves. As in most cases you usually don't know there's a problem until someone points it out, and that is the job of this book. We like to talk about these problems but no one ever wants to do anything to resolve the problem. This book takes a look at the issues including politics, corporate America, education, and the fallout from Hurricane Katrina, just to name a few. We have come to a time in history where each individual is only concerned about his/her well being. "If it isn't a situation that directly affects me, then I'm not concerned," that's how we think in today's age. The purpose of this book is to remind everyone that, if you aren't part of the solution, you're part of the problem!!