New Releases by Mary CALHOUN

Nestled along the Atlantic coastline between Daytona Beach and Fort Lauderdale, Vero Beach is a hidden gem. With it''s oak-canopied streets, turtle conservation efforts, rich cultural opportunities, frequent festivals, and rich history, Vero Beach and its neighboring communities epitomize the quintessential beach-side town. City leaders have worked hard for decades to prevent high-rises from blocking ocean views, and residents support locally-owned shops and farms to protect this last vestige of old Florida. The result is a charming community that appreciates being different. Whether you are a lover of the sea, history, art, food or spirits, you will no doubt find what you''re looking for on Florida''s Treasure Coast. We invite you to fall in love with Vero Beach, Sebastian and Fort Pierce, and the best way to start is with our list of the fifty reasons we became smitten.

"An extensive guide for both same-sex and opposite sex couples wishing to design a unique, seamless, and memorable ceremony. It also serves as a how-to resource for officiants of all faiths, from novice to sage.

This modern adaptation of Jane Austen''s beloved novel gives readers a deep-fried taste of their favorite characters.

Henry, the spunky and lovable Siamese cat, is back in another adventure. When his owner takes part in the town Christmas pageant, Henry is determined to be in it, too--even though he''s told there were no cats in the manger. Full color.

Sarah''s friend has a lot of cats--30 of them to be exact! When an angry neighbor complains, Sarah starts to match each cat''s personality to people in the town to find them all new homes.

While looking for his lost lamb, an orphaned shepherd boy meets Mary, Joseph, and newborn baby Jesus in a manger.

Although he feels insignificant next to the other animals at the county fair, Henry the cat proves to be special in his own way.

One fictional Midwestern family is forced to leave their home during the flooding of the Mississippi River in 1993.

Toughy, the cat, begins to fill the emptiness which Tonio feels because he had to leave his dog in Mexico. Includes bilingual conversation.

Sneaking aboard a sailboat, a sea-going Siamese embarks on an unforgettable aquatic adventure that captures the joy of sailing and sparkles with all the adventure of the sea. "An exciting, happy tale".--"The Horn Book". Full color. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Mama and Papa explain to their child at bedtime where all the other creatures go to sleep.

Although Henry the cat learns tightrope walking only to impress the humans in his family, who have stopped paying attention to him because of their new puppy, his skill comes in handy when the puppy gets stranded on a high ledge.

After the death of her mother, Julie leaves her grandmother''s home to join her father in a new town where she must adjust to new friends and tries to save a tree threatened by a new parking lot.

Mad at the wind for blowing everything away, Jack tries a variety of ways to stop it.

What kind of cat would go sliding off on skis, and who''d believe it anyway? When the family accidentally leaves Henry, their sassy Siamese, behind at the ski lodge, he takes matters into his own paws in this beguiling adventure.

A sassy Siamese cat stows away on a hot air balloon and ends up taking a fur-raising flight across the mountains.

After finding giant footprints in the snow, Andy is sure that Bigfoot is stalking his house.

Former boy-hater Katie John falls in love for the first time.

Hilda the Huntress decides she''s better at bird watching than bird catching.

Om hvordan en siameserkat klarer sig i en usædvanlig situation

A witch is convinced that no cat could take the place of her lost black cat Shadow, until she is pursued by a small striped kitten.

After one of her black cats has a yellow kitten, a wicked old witch turns into a loving and good one.

Jack''s reputation for wisdom grows as he helps the foolish folk of Cornwall.

A young girl growing up in a small Missouri town at the turn of the century tries to resolve the increasing conflict between her own predilection for fairies and magic and her father''s strict Methodism.