A collection of poetry with powerful messages, such as love and mercy, as expressed in "A Book of Deeds," the theme of cover art:

"I held in my hands a book of deeds--
And every page was bare;
God had blessed me abundantly;
Yet, I had none to share...

I fell to my knees--
And I cried in shame,
"Oh God, Oh God,
Am I somehow to blame?

I did an assessment of my life--
And I began to rearrange;
I did all I could possibly do,
And I prayed for God to make the change..."

Frankie is EXCITED! A new home? A new bed? A new ball? But wait. Nico is already here. Nico's home. Nico's bed. Nico's ball. Sharing is hard . . . Will Frankie find a place here too? The latest book from the Geisel Honor-winning author-illustrator Mary Sullivan features not one but two adorable pups with big personalites as they struggle to get along and find their places in the pack. At turns humorous and heartfelt, it appears that man isn't dog's only best friend when there is another dog to play with . . .

On April Fool's Day, Max plays lots of tricks on Zoe. Max must learn when tricks are funny and when they are hurtful or he might lose his friendship with Zoe forever.

Max thinks of the perfect science project. Now he just needs his dog, Buddy, to cooperate!

A 2014 Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book

A dog with a ball is one of the most relentlessly hopeful creatures on Earth. After his best little-girl pal leaves for school, this dog hits up yoga mom, baby, and even the angry cat for a quick throw. No luck. Forced to go solo, the dog begins a hilarious one-sided game of fetch until naptime's wild, ball-centric dream sequence. The pictures speak a thousand words in this comic book-style ode to canine monomania. Ball? Ball.

Max is planning a big surprise for Mother's Day, but he needs Zoe's help. If everything goes as planned, this could be the best Mother's Day ever!

Max's desk is so messy that his teacher makes him stay in during break time to clean it. Thankfully Zoe stays to help him. While cleaning, they find a month of homework buried in the mess. Max has a lot of work to do before he can go out and play in the snow.

Max is having trouble taking care of his library books, and Zoe is ready to help him. She explains that folding the pages into dog ears is not good book manners. Max needs to find a way to show the librarian that he has learned his lesson and will take better care of the books.

Max likes football, but he's not very good. He starts to feel jealous of Zoe and her skills and tries to cheat to win. He soon learns that practice is the only way to get better.

After a fun day at the park, Max and Zoe are ready to get some ice cream. Unfortunately, Max takes a tumble and has to go to the doctor's instead. Thankfully Zoe is there to make him feel better.

Max likes football, but he's not very good. He starts to feel jealous of Zoe and her skills and tries to cheat to win. He soon learns that practice is the only way to get better.

Max is having trouble taking care of his library books, and Zoe is ready to help him. She explains that folding the pages into dog ears is not good book manners. Max needs to find a way to show the librarian that he has learned his lesson and will take better care of the books.

"THE CAVE" Bob and Megan are in love, and avid cave divers. To celebrate their marriage, they decide to go cave diving with friends to an unexplored underwater cave Bob discovered. But when a fellow diver's prank turns into a tragic disaster, Bob, Megan, and their best friend Sara find themselves lost in a nightmarish network of underwater tunnels. With their air running out, they wash up on the shores of an underground lake, where a tribe of Neanderthals mistake their human visitors for gods. Escaping the cave, the three friends discover a clan of early humans. And so begins an epic quest for survival, in an untamed land where three unprepared individuals have to confront their primal essence in order to make it out alive. And a world in which they might not survive. "THE CAVE" is packed in profound moral questions, romance, murder, cannibalism, and time travel. It is an adventure tale that will curl your toes, a heart-pounding nightmare of being the hunted in an alien environment, and a courageous story of life, death, desperation, and human triumph. ForeWordReview Three Stars (out of Five) Jay Londo, the author of several novels, should be commended for attempting an epic tale of desperation and triuph. His subject matter covers such disparate topics as insurance fraud, romance, cave diving, early human existence, hunting, and time travel. Londo shows talent for developing and managing an extended plot that covers many years and many miles. Andi Diehn "Bob and Megan feel certain they are embarking on a life long journey of happiness. They are in love, and they have enough money to buy a house on Lopez Island in the Puget Sound area of Washington state. Even though mere days seperated the time the couple met and when they married, they believe that they are on the right path. But before they move into their new home, they must go on more dives with their friends. The vast, underwater cave that Bob discovered off the West Coast a few days before they met is too tempting to leave unexplored. Unexplored. Un fortunately, a fellow diver's prank turns into a tragic disaster when Bob, Megan, and her best friend, Sara, find themselves lost in an extensivenetwork of underwater tunnels, rivers, and waterfalls. Luckily, before their air runs out, theywash up on the shores of an underground lake, where after some exploration, they find a tribe of Neanderthals who mistake their humanvisitors for gods. And so begins thefriends' education in savagery, early animal husbandry, and survival.

"ALONE IN THE WOODS" Marty, an expectant father, embarks on a fishing trip to the Alaskan wilderness with his oldest and closest friends. As the men journey into the remotest parts of the Alaskan wild, Marty finds himself alone in the woods. Suddenly, he is thrust into a savage land, struggling to survive against the elements of nature. Hunted by grizzly bears, plagued with injuries, and riddled by doubt, Marty slowly sees his own humanity stripped away in an epic battle to stay alive. "Alone in the Woods" is a suspenseful adventure story that will bring you face-to-face with the wild side of human nature. Brutal but inspiring, "Alone in the Woods" is a novel that will stay with you long after you finish the journey. ForeWord Clarion Review FICTION Three Stars (out of Five) The subject matter is undeniably gripping. The ending of Alone in the Woods is unexpected and well worth waiting for, both mystical and inspirational. londo writes about the wilderness as someone whe has been there, making us feel Marty's fear and exalt in his small victories. Barbara Scott