The Books
Ralphie’s BFF’s . . . Bird Friends Forever
Based on a true story, Ralphie finds new best friends in Homer and Peep—two adorable (gulp!) . . . birds! But how can that be?
“I’m a dog, and everyone knows dogs aren’t supposed to like birds!”
“Why not?” asks his sister Charlotte.
“Because . . . well, I don’t know why not. We’re just not, that’s all.”
If we are open to everyone and have no (as Ralphie learns and describes as) “silly” ideas of who we think we are supposed to like and not like, a whole new world opens up as we learn we have more in common than we ever realized and our new best friends may turn out to surprise and delight us!
The Kabrini Message
An Alien Race. A Shocking Message . . .
An alien race. A shocking message.
During an archaeological dig in Greece, Jeffrey Driscoll stumbles upon a miraculous find: ancient crystals with celestial coordinates that will connect humankind with the Kabrini, a highly advanced alien civilization. His discovery leads him on a quest from the jungles of Africa to the islands of Greece, from the streets of London to the tombs of Egypt, from Washington, DC, to Los Angeles, Jamaica, Vienna, and finally, to the deepest depths of space and earth’s first global space effort, the Legacy mission.
When Driscoll Mining and the US Army’s complete deep space construction of the Kabrini communications network, the Legacy mission is deemed a success. But a dangerous terrorist group hungers for revenge, and Driscoll will stop at nothing to save the project. As his obsession with the Legacy mission spirals out of control, he risks losing everything—his company, his grasp on reality, and the one thing he’s ever truly loved: his wife. And when mankind finally makes contact, we quickly discover the Kabrini message isn’t exactly what we want to hear.
Charlotte at the Pageant
Beauty Unleashed
Based on a true story, Charlotte sets out on her adventure at the doggie pageant for the pure joy of it and loves every minute. Although Charlotte never loses sight of what’s important, Mommy gets a little too wrapped up in winning and brother Ralphie becomes so jealous that he even…well…wait until you see what mischief he gets into!
But don’t worry – Charlotte’s family comes to learn what she has known all along: It’s all the “little steps” along the way that are a big deal.
“Winning” is really just about having fun, sharing good times with family and friends and maybe even making new friends along the way. Now that is a WIN-WIN-WIN!
