Böcker utgivna av Vabella Publishing

A child's picture book about kindness, generosity, creativity, and honesty that is told by Beemoose. He is the cheerleader for the Celebrate series, MOOSE FAMILY CHRISTMAS, MOOSE FAMILY THANKSGIVING, MOOSE FAMILY HALLOWEEN, and MOOSE FAMILY CALENDAR.

In this uplifting story, the reader is guided by the point of view of the main character (a baby) as he observes the world around him during the Covid-19 pandemic. Events marking this unusual period in history are portrayed in a friendly manner throughout this "memoir," brightening up what was a time of uncertainty and encouraging readers to always wear a smile.

This story came from a piece of wood. I was hiking in the mountains on a trail that led around a swamp. Beside the trail was a piece of wood, gnawed on each end by beavers. It looked like a small football to me. I picked it up and took it to my classroom. When my students asked what it was, I told them that it was a Beaver Ball. Thus, Beaver Ball was born. I would like to acknowledge all of my students from that time, and hence, for their imagination.

On a sunny day in 1963, Anita had the incredible chance to meet the mysterious Goatman in real life. The Goatman was no ordinary fellow; he was a captivating traveler passing through the cozy town of Bowdon Junction, Georgia. Word quickly spread and children and grown-ups from nearby gathered to listen to the Goatman's fascinating preachings and marvel at his religious tracts. Along with her family, little Anita shares heartwarming moments and valuable lessons that will touch the hearts of everyone who hears this delightful tale. Discover the magic of friendship, compassion, and the joy of meeting someone truly extraordinary. The story of the Goatman will leave you with a heart full of love and countless cherished memories!

In the summer of 1923, Shoeless Joe Jackson, who was banned from organized baseball in 1921 for his alleged participation in the 1919 Chicago Black Sox World Series scandal, was signed on to play baseball for the Americus, Georgia semi-pro team of the independent South Georgia league. With the Americus club struggling, Joe Jackson came on board and turned things around not only for the team but the entire league. There was controversy with his playing at first, but it soon settled and made way for an astounding run of our national pastime. Shoeless Joe's time in Americus was capped off by leading the team to the league championship at the end of the season.Shoeless Summer, written by Americus native John Bell, tells the fascinating story of Shoeless Joe Jackson's days playing baseball in Americus in 1923. This book features a day-to-day chronology of the season with emphasis on the uproar that followed Americus signing the famed baseball outlaw to play for the team. Statistics and biographies of each of the Americus players, daily lineups and box scores, and the only photograph of Shoeless Joe with the Americus team in uniform known to exist make this a well-rounded piece of baseball history. The cities of Albany, Americus, Arlington, Bainbridge, Blakely, and Dawson each had teams in the South Georgia league. Shoeless Summer includes a complete list of players from each team as well as those who played in the major leagues. Baseball fans young and old will enjoy this factual account of one magical summer in a rural, baseball-crazed region on the country."...He came to Americus, Georgia in 1923 and helped a struggling, hometown baseball team get back on its feet and win the league title from its chief sports rival. None of the fans really cared what he was accused of or what he did or didn't do. All they knew was that he was the greatest ball player they had ever seen, and for a short time, they could call him their own. When Shoeless Joe Jackson left Americus, he left memories of a hero to a small baseball town -- memories of a Shoeless Summer."

Poems from the Heart is a heartfelt collection of works by Dr. Joel Williams. You will be deeply touched as you journey through matters from tragedy to joy.Dr. Joel Williams' passion has always been music. He received Auburn University's first Master of Music degree, then moved his family to Tallahassee, Florida where he received a fellowship to teach while continuing his studies. He received his doctorate in music in 1986. Tragedy struck Dr. Williams' family with the loss of his two daughters, one to heart disease, the other by self-inflicted wounds. Years later, he turned his grief over to his creative mind and his book, Poems From the Heart, was born. Dr. Williams has proven himself to be just as talented in expressing what's in his heart through poetry as he is with music. Dr. Williams is now retired from teaching and currently serves as pianist at Tabernacle Baptist Church. He resides in Carrollton, Georgia with his beautiful wife, Jeanie Hudson Williams, and enjoys family life with his stepchildren, and grandchildren.

BANG! BOOM! THUD are just a few of the best words in the English language. Every time you hear a sound like CACKLE, BOW-WOW, or HONK-HONK you are hearing an onomatopoeia. Conversely, every time you write a word that is spelled as it sounds such as BUZZ, SMACK, or SPLAT you are writing an Onomatopoeia. Ono-mato-whata? is a book about a day in the life of all the onomatopoeias in Bobby's world.