Most Popular Books by Sam Williams

Dive into a realm where Warhol''s rebels and Lynch''s night owls converge: a tribute to the misfits, the dreamers, and the silenced souls. For the eclectic souls who found refuge amid the enigmatic canvases of Warhol''s Factory, and those who lose themselves in the hypnotic scenes of David Lynch''s nocturnal masterpieces, this book is your siren song. It beckons the true outsiders, the ones who''ve always danced to the erratic rhythms of their own hearts, only to find themselves estranged in a world of conformity. You''ve felt the sting of alienation. Mocked for your peculiarity. Chided by mentors who never grasped the depth of your emotions. Within these pages lies a sanctuary-a place where your untamed sentiments are not only recognized but celebrated. This is a chronicle for those who''ve been constantly assailed by a deluge of unusual and passionate feelings, yet were rendered voiceless amidst the cacophony of societal expectations. This tome is more than just a collection of words; it''s an exploration into the very essence of what it means to be different, to dream differently, and to see the world through a lens tinted with the hues of raw emotion. It''s an odyssey of discovery and acceptance, an invitation to embrace the wild, the weird, and the wonderful that resides in every misfit. So, to the rebels, the mavericks, the ones who''ve always felt a little out of step with the world around them-this is your anthem. A tribute to the battles you''ve faced, the emotions you''ve grappled with, and the unique tapestry of experiences that have made you who you are. Dive in, and find solace in knowing you''re not alone in your beautiful strangeness.

Youngsters are encouraged to try to spy the small, colorful animals hidden inside the big pictures throughout the book. Williams'' stunning, bright illustrations make this a wonderful search-and-counting book to teach and enjoy. Full color.

“…there''s a beast in our midst that preys upon our minds, traverses through our souls, and ultimately separates us from who we truly are. It is then that we give up the fight. It is then that we lose control. It is then that we lose ourselves.” “There is a major piece of the puzzle missing. The picture is not clear. It is still an unfinished product. How did this happen? Why did it happen? Why couldn''t he stop it? Why couldn''t anybody stop it? It is hard to ignore those unanswered questions and yet it is pointless to allow them to hold us captive. What''s done is done.” “…We have to deal with what''s happening now. We have to continue to live for them, with them, and we have to continue to live through them. They need a support system.” “…They will always need somebody like you and me.”

As we awake, we wonder what each new day has in store for us. It is not uncommon to let our imaginations run wild, to paint the perfect setting of events. We are often prepared to accept change and be flexible when things don''t go as planned. But what we are never prepared for is the chaos that comes about when something dark and ugly throws our lives into a catastrophic imbalance. When someone takes away from you something precious and irreplaceable-something deeply connected to your soul-you realize that your life, your whole being, will never be the same again. How do you fight your way out of such a whirlwind? What do you do when you finally regain some degree of normalcy, and then it happens to you again?

Ballet Kitty and her friend Princess Pussycat are very excited to begin ballet classes. They''re all dressed up and ready to make perfect pliés in their pretty ballet slippers. But when their classmate Ginger Tom arrives, he is dressed in his trainers and shorts! In this tale of joining in and having fun, Ballet Kitty learns that it isn''t what you what you wear that makes you a prima ballerina.

Whatever the weather, every day is a playful day for these two friends. With rhyming text and appealing illustrations, this second title in the ''Bunny and Bee'' range is perfect for bedtime.

Bunny and Bee''s animal friends come out to play in this fun book filled with animals young children recognise and love.

Liftable flaps and simple text portray over one hundred trucks en route to Hollywood, California, each carrying an unusual load. On board pages.

Illustrations and simple rhyming text describe the subtle feelings that are love.

Come spend the day and play with Bunny and Bee! They swing in the trees, chase the leaves, splash in puddles, and when it''s cold, have lots of cuddles! With hide-and-seek and peekaboo plus dancing and singing till the sun fades away, this joyful story will tempt toddlers to join in the fun.

Angel and Elf make cookies to decorate Christmas Tree and then have to save the celebration from hungry Baby Snowbear.

No More Blanket for Lambkin is now available as a board book with a touch and feel blanket on the front cover. Lambkin has toys, books and pretty clothes to play dressing-up in. But all she wants to do is hug her comfort blanket, which is very small, very soft and very dirty. When Ducky comes over to play, she helps Lambkin to let go of her blanket and join in the fun. This gentle story of friendship teaches by example and encourages children to approach big transitions on their own terms.

When four little ducks become bored with swimming on the same little pond, Mother Duck takes them on a long journey filled with different sights.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text call for all people of the world, wherever they are and whatever they are doing, to talk peace.

When a racoon gets a whiff of the bins at McScavengers restaurant, he dives in for a feast. The result is a massive racoon who shoots lasers from his nostrils Jimmy investigates with monstrous results

Funny split-page pictures and simple reading text make these books perfect to share with toddlers. Full of humor and fun, they aid child development as your little one learns to read visual clues and match ears to the right animals. u200b

Simple rhythmic text and illustrations depict a big yellow school bus taking bunnies to and from school.

Three teddy bears choose a Christmas tree, pull it home on their sled, and decorate it, awaiting Santa''s arrival.

Join in with the bunnies as they travel back to school on their very own school bus! Together you can recite the rhythmical text – ‘Here comes the school bus, school bus, bunny bus, big bus, yellow bus, time-to-go-to-school bus’ – and pull the tabs to see the bunnies and their bus move along on this all too familiar journey.

Elf wants is to snow so-o-o-o bad. Angel wants to help; so she makes some magic snow, but soon there is too much snow and she can''t make it stop. What will they do?

Funny split-page pictures and simple reading text make these books perfect to share with toddlers. Full of humor and fun, they aid child development as your little one learns to read visual clues and match legs to the right animals. u200b

Teaches children about colors as they move colored spots through tubes.

At first this appears to be a book about Arkansas; however, it contains a primary source of information about Philip "Buckspike" Williams on pages 199 and 201-202 (See the index). The author, Sam Hardin Williams, was a great nephew to Philip and retells stories heard by his grandfather. Philip Williams and his wife Anne are buried at Volga. Philip was provided a headstone by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Philip has many descendants in and around Johnson County. There is a lot of speculation about his history and this is one of the few sources documented in the 19th century.

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