When his friend moves away, a boy sets out on a journey to find her.

While a cat wanders wild and free, his friend Bubble the fish swims in circles in a bowl, until the cat decides to give Bubble a taste of freedom.

Updated for 2020. This book teaches students what being a friend means: how it is important to listen and trust and what it takes to meet and make new friends.

In the ten stories that comprise Friends, Dixon writes with his unusual flair, wit, and gentle irony. Through Will and Magna, characters he first introduced in his first collection Time To Go, Dixon offers many insights into the complexities and richness of human relationships.

Emily Brown and Colin Archer, together with their parents, share employment on the farms of Lord Heny Tweed., a wealthy land owner. This is a story of two teenagers sharing common interests in community life who explore the ethical and moral conduct of adults. Through a combination of shared adventures, the two create situations that require the intervention of adult friends and family members to resolve conflicts with Lord Tweed, thereby placing...

This book is a selection of poetry based on Bible stories as well as some new poems recently inspired by the Holy Spirit, all designed to stimulate the interest of the young at heart. I imagine parents reading to their children at bedtimes; I picture this being recited at campfires and Sunday school classes. To ensure that gentle hearts remain sincere, here is another example of God's care to preserve welfare in a world where reliability is needed. To...

Seth is so confused. If Coulson is straight, why is he checking Seth out? Seth is an out and proud Secret Service agent. When he's asked to assist the FBI on an investigation, he meets FBI agent Coulson. Coulson is straight. Or so he says. Seth has no reason to doubt that, not even when they become close friends. Really close friends. But that's all they are: friends. Until Seth finds himself checking Coulson out a little too closely-especially certain...