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Second Graders from Holladay School earned a reward. They chose to invite author, Shirley Holladay, to help them write books. Each student made a hard backed book. As a second project each wrote a story of this book so they could be published authors. Third grade contributed a class story.

With the help of some unlikely allies, young Patriot militiaman Benjamin Woodbridge must fight for what he loves before his settlement goes up in flames-but only if he can fight himself first.

A coloring book of silhouette art for kids of all ages. High-contrast designs make colors pop in this 12-page coloring booklet (each printed on one sheet for framing finished work), featuring original vector images. Created by graphic designer and Illustrator, Jayna Shipman (Jayna's Design). Great for gifts or hobbies: ) Note: Pages not printed on transparent paper.

Daniel was rudely awakened by a bucket of water to his face. He gasped and sputtered as his mind slowly cleared. His vision was blurry, so he opened and closed his eyes several times, trying to focus them. He didn't have much of a chance. Someone grabbed a hand full of hair and yanked his head back. He could now see the man standing in front of him. As a law enforcement officer, Daniel Patterson is no stranger to the unthinkable acts that racism can inspire in men's hearts. His wife was murdered, his daughter's safety is threatened, and his own brother in-law wants him dead. Forced to leave the town he knows behind, Daniel returns to the place where both deep-seeded pain and happiness are called back to his memory—the reservation. Strange disappearances come to light and it's not a hard guess as to who is behind them. The trick for Daniel is proving what he knows to be true. But the Great Creator has a far bigger plan for Daniel than he could have ever imagined. By tuning into the mysterious dreams that keep him up at night, he might just be able to make a powerful step forward not only for Native Americans, but for the healing of a nation. How do you ensure justice for your people when the police department you work for is run by a skinhead? How do you tell your sixteen-year-old not to fall in love with a white supremist's son? Find out in this fast-paced, inspirational story with an important message: forgiveness. The Resolution of Red Tears is sure to pull at your heart strings and stay with you long after you've turned the last page.

A coloring book of horoscope art for kids of all ages. High-contrast designs make colors pop in this 12-page coloring booklet (each printed on one sheet for framing), featuring vector drawings of each of the signs of the western zodiac. Created by graphic designer and illustrator, Jayna Shipman (Art By Jayna). Great for gifts or hobbies :)

"This zine is an exercise in self-therapy. The creation of this zine is intended to guide me towards self love and appreciation." -- p. [1].