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Stolen music? Stolen humans? All teenagers feel like aliens. Maybe they are! When a student in seventh grade is kidnapped, there is only one suspect, a nerd with a crush on her. Find out in this rocking journey to the stars and back. This brief, zesty tale is loaded with musical references for the whole family. It is approachable for those who aren't yet lovers of reading, but there are still rhythmic and poetic concoctions to dazzle bibliophiles. Bell's novella blends a kidnapping, a love story, aliens, and teenage issues into a wild spaceship ride for the reader.

A heartwarming memoir by Dorthea Reeves Perrin, a 98-year-old first time author, recounting her childhood days growing up in South Mississippi. This is a charming glimpse into the life of a precocious young girl, as she remembers family and friends almost a century later.

In the wake of the “Nuclear Family Age” Human life has changed, drastically & subtly; for better & for worse. Technological advances in this post information era have brought sweeping changes to every aspect of Human endeavor. Seemingly everything about this modern World of ours is better, faster, brighter, new & improved; or so we are led to believe! Of course, time marches on, nothing lasts forever & everything must change. Pick the cliché you are most comfortable with, wrap it around you & may it keep you warm against the chill of the inevitable compromise called progress! Better living through science & chemistry, & all that stuff! The one thing about every living organism that has ...