New Releases by Lee Howard

"Based on the episode ''A Scooby-Doo Christmas'' by John Collier, George Doty IV, Jim Krieg, and Ed Scharlach."--T.p.

This Novel would definitely carry you through a squall twister. As the Author writes with such passion, he introduce to you life living in the ghettoin any means necessary of survival! Witness four beautiful women who''s the best of friends, more as sisters. Their stationary is located in the deepbloodly, rabid part of the ghetto. As Donna, Carla, Leslie, and Tasha struggles for survival, they were suddenly, " DRIVEN INTO THE GAME." However, business was sailing smoothly until the four came to ashore landing on the wrong territory that belongs to Fred bringing forth violent contentproducing death. Nevertheless, the massacre intercepted two Detectives attention, Norman and Vincent, which their journey is to cease the killingwithin the dark hearted area of the ghetto. Driven Into The Game, is certainly a tremendous ghetto story. Technically, the game is reality!

Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, and the gang investigate the mysterious happenings thought to be the work of a ghost when they visit Velma''s Aunt Meg in Banning Junction for Halloween.

A sneaky snow monster is out to spoil everyone''s holiday cheer. How ho-ho-horrible! Can the kids from Mystery, Inc. solve the coolest case ever?

A group of friendly mice explores the farm, discovering the many fun things they can do throughout the day.

"Follow our friendly mice as they explore the ins and outs of a day around town from the park to the shops, the movies and then back home. Secrets revealed throughout, discover all there is to see and do!"--BOOK COVER.

Fear is the strongest emotion that a human has. It is both paralyzing and destructive. Once you make a judgment, you enter your personal version of solitary confinement. You do not need cement-block walls and a distant, barred view of the sky to be imprisoned in fear. Judgment is where we begin. Once you judge a situation or issueand the person behind itas bad or good, wrong or right, you feel separate from the person you blame, and ultimately from all life. This sense of isolation contaminates you with fear, up to and including the fear of death and life. Exchange judgment for acceptance, and you walk free. The potential inherent in acceptance, rather than judgment, is vast. Once enough of us change our thoughts, society begins to change. Once one-tenth of humanity chooses to leave fear behind, we can make the transition from the darkness of dissension, destruction, and war to the light of peace. Your and my journey through fear contains the promise of Utopia.

The energetic, fun-loving characters of Trucktown are back, this time in an eye-catching novelty book. Trucktown fans can watch Jack Truck pop-up, touch a pile of dirt from Dump Truck Dan, open the doors at the fire station, slide down a shiny ramp with Monster Truck Max, and more!

Abby provides an unusual decoration for Big Bird''s Christmas tree.

Sesame Street characters play basketball.

Sesame Street characters Elmo, Grover, and Oscar help Zoe practice her soccer kicking. Includes a sqeezable ball accessible from each page with the instructions that users are to give the soccer ball a squeeze when they hear the work "kick."

Ansel Crows life was forever changed when he was only sixteen. Now, he is a grown man, a killer by circumstance, and the only man that Janine Bartlett ever wanted to call her own. Haunted by dreams of his tragic past, there is only one thing that can free Ansel from his nightmares.

Three mermaid friends have amazing adventures under the sea in this glittering board book that little hands will love to hold!

"A collection of three bizarre comedies that will never let you view live theatre, childbirth, or political correctness the same way again. The Last Touchy-Feely Drama on the American Stage: A ludicrously slow-moving father and son reconciliation theatre piece is broken down and overanalyzed by a trio of cruelly detached sportscasters. Every cross, pause and pretentious utterance is cause for an exuberant shout and a lengthy dissection. Even the characters'' gray hair paint and bedroom slippers are chatted over excitedly. Deliver Us Not! (or Birth, Where Is Thy Sting?): Three fetuses sharing a womb debate the possibilities of life-after-birth, trying to come to terms with their impending due-date. This festival-winning, easy-to-stage crowd-pleaser combines witty palaver and thought-provoking banter to form a marriage of mirth and meaning. The characters represent a trio of philosophies, including an atheist fetus who is convinced that "you''re conceived, you live, you''re born and that''s it! There''s nothing after birth!" It''s Tough to Be Somebody!: An apathetic high school "Fame Awareness Education" class learns a hard lesson from a washed-up, wet-brained silver screen maven. This in-your-face hoot is a brashly insensitive look at sensitivity that touches on modern tolerance-mania with all the politeness of a cattle prod. The script swaggers with every insolent line, mocking without remorse as the overly caring teacher apologizes profusely for uttering such a bigoted and insensitive phrase as ''Good morning, students.''"--Publisher website

3T are the latest stars to emerge from the Jackson family. This book charts their rise to fame and the influences and encouragement they have had from the older members of their family, such as Tito and Michael Jackson. It provides details of their singles, their album and their world tour.

Specially designed to strengthen the resolve of parents who have made the decision to be their child''s teacher, Encouragement Along the Way has become a faithful friend to thousands of parents who have found this devotional guide designed with them in mind. It provides Biblical and emotional support and encouragement home school parents need to continue confidently and finish well.