Arizona sunsets are some of the most brilliant in the world. Ranging from oranges, to reds, blues, pinks to many more of the spectrum. These are full color photographs of 30 days of these world renowned Sunsets.

Before he is even hatched, Blue Jay's life changes. This story is about the courage that one small creature finds to go on to find the life that would become his through self discovery, and not giving u

Join Lambert, the new born lamb in this children's poetic rhyming picture book as he discovers the four seasons during his first year on the farm, and learns why they are important to him, and the world around. This book to be read to ages 2+ and read by 3rd grade and up, is written using much of the vocabulary taught in 3rd grade. It is a nice book written in a rhyming fashion that makes it fun to read.

Follow the adventure of Zeus and his siblings. Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Hera, and Demeter as you discover how the Greek world came about, how the Titans came to be, the war which leads to their fall, and how the Greek Olympian gods rise as they defeat the mighty Titans and build their home a top Mount Olympus. This series of rhyme and great illustrations teaches the child in a fun and exciting way about the great myths making it fun and adventurous. The Gods and heroes are depicted as children themselves, allowing the reader to connect to the story as if it could even be them in the book.

Join Lambert, the new born lamb in this children's poetic rhyming picture book as he discovers the four seasons during his first year on the farm, and learns why they are important to him, and the world around. This book to be read to ages 2+ and read by 3rd grade and up, is written using much of the vocabulary taught in 3rd grade. It is a nice book written in a rhyming fashion that makes it fun to read.

Did you know that Canis Minor is actually a "fox," and not a "dog"? Did you know that the ship of the Argonauts stretches across the sky? Did you know that Pisces is actually representing the Greek Gods Aphrodite and Eros? Have you ever wanted to know why and how the constellations came to be? Most ancient cultures saw pictures in the stars of he night sky. The earliest known efforts to catalog the stars date to cuneiform texts and artifacts dating back roughly 6,000 years. These remnants, found in the valley of the Euphrates River, suggest that the ancients observing the heavens saw the lion, the bull, and the scorpion in the stars. The constellations as we know them today are undoubtedly very different from those first few--our night sky is a compendium of images from a number of different societies, both ancient and modern. By far, though, we owe the great debt to the mythology of the ancient Greeks and Romans.

Who are the "Gemini Twins?" Where did Sagittarius come from? Why would anyone ever choose a "Compass" as a constellation? Many people have read and learned a great deal about the Constellations, and a few have an idea of what each of the 88 groups of stars represent. But, how many know the legends behind the celestial objects that loom over head? This book teaches you the legends behind the myths. The reader will learn the true stories of the stars.