Childrens Books

I love to Swim! is a delightful and fun book that introduces your child to the joys and fun of swimming. Written by Rita Goldberg, a former competitive swimmer and swim teacher, I Love to Swim is written in a light hearted, straight-forward style that makes swimming seem like the most natural thing in the world, indeed pointing out that we all start swimming in "mommy's tummy."

Sebastian Darke: Prince of Pirates': A motley crew of adventurers on the trail of hidden pirate treasure and danger.

Sebastian Darke is a half-elf, half-human whose father bequeathed him the family business: itinerate Prince of Fools. Sebastian unfortunately has no talent for jokes or juggling, as his last job proved, but he does have a talent for getting in trouble.

Sebastian is heart-broken and on the way to Ramalat to hire a ship to take him, his cantankerous buffalope, Max, and the fierce Golmiran warrior, Cornelius, to sea to find Captain Callinestra's fabled treasure.

How did the magic sword Excalibur find its way to King Arthur and what became of it? At a young age, Stephanie Spinner became intrigued with an illustration in a book about King Arthur that inspired her youth novel, Damosel. The image that captured Spinner's imagination was a woman's hand 'rising out of a lake, brandishing a sword.'

The woman, Damosel, is a magical fairy who lives in a lake and is capable of gliding between the mortal and fairy world.

Fashion Designer Paul Frank brings his famous monkey, Julius, to the print world with the children's book, Wild West Bananza. Here, Julius is the sheriff of the town of Plainsville. As the name implies, the town is quite plain-for a Wild West town anyway-and everyone follows the same routines. However, just as Paul Frank is nowhere near plain, neither are his books.

Everyday, Sheriff Julius likes to go to the Meatball Corral where he gets a big plate of spaghetti. In fact, that is what everyone in the town does, just like Julius.