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On the eve of their executions, three of history's most tyrannical figures encounter poet Karl Shapiro and enter a philosophical discourse that will further illuminate their devious impact on humanity.With his first play, author G.A. Cuddy gives an intimate look into the profligacy, horror, and depravity that accompany the evil lurking in the souls of the intemperate. First published in 2014; updated in 2024. Edited by April Leavenworth.

Ingrid Fallon is a high school student at St. Vincent's Academy in Shreveport, Louisiana, and a world away from the troubles in Northern Ireland. That will soon change as she travels to spend the summer of 1981 with relatives in Belfast. It is the time of the hunger strikes and an epoch when Ingrid will fall in love and suffer loss for the first time. But will she ever overcome the troubles that haunt the life she will return to in Shreveport? At school, she has witnessed the mistreatment of the few African-American students in attendance. At home, she has had to repress the overtures of a reprobate uncle. Alone, she has struggled with confidence in navigating how to behave amid teenager cliques. Ingrid's experiences in Northern Ireland will prove to be a catalyst for her own empowerment. She will return to Louisiana unafraid of facing both the prejudiced and her personal demons. In dramatic fashion, she will conquer both.

It started out like most days during the summer for J.R. and Wyatt. The boys were hitting the waves early in the morning at El Porto beach to surf with their dad, but this time there were some very scary strangers in the water with them.Not sharks, not whales, and not mermaids, but surf zombies J.R. and Wyatt had to use all of their karate and hockey skills to save themselves and their dad from the crazy maniacs in the ocean.Find out what happens in this very cool first installment of The Francis Boys Book Series by author G.A. Cuddy,

The story of the famed (original) Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe in Boston that closed its doors in 2014 after 87 years in business Winner of a James Beard Foundation award in 2005 as an American Classic, this updated second edition includes a photo of President Obama's visit in 2013 and some other special treats. Enjoy this love story about Arthur Manjourides, Chris Manjourides, Marie Fuller, Fontaine Anzalone, and the many colorful family members and characters who graced the establishment over the years Joanna Sciarrino of BON APP TIT called Where Hash Rules a "... love letter to Charlie's and its truly awesome turkey hash. Beyond that, it's an intimate history about the owners, diners, and food that have made Charlie's an institution." Finally in paperback

This childhood memoir tells the story of a family ripped apart by repeated traumas in the Los Angeles of the 1970s amidst the fame and fortune of The Buckley School in Sherman Oaks. The reviews below will give a greater indication of the book's honesty and intensity better than any self-descriptions by the author.

When litter begins to spiral out of control in Hays County (TX), Sofia and Jaden - a dynamic sister duo - take it upon themselves to fix the problem.

A special holiday story for the three best cousins anyone could ever have ... Maddie, Emma, and Lilly