Kirjahaku

This story aimed at a young adult market uses rhyme and imagery to convey a timely moral about ambition and the challenges of fulfilling one's dreams. A talented chimpanzee named Cleo leaves the circus to find her fortune in Hollywood and encounters many obstacles along the way.

An intriguing tale of the lives and explioits of the famed dinosaurs, the Thesauruses, who saved and preserved language under the brutal dictatorship of the infamous, T Rex. The story serves the dual function of standing also as an allegory on the decline of literacy in our modern culture.

Humble Bumble Buzz and Tea is a powerful allegory about the lives and habits of bees, mirroring the power struggles that rage in the institutions of human society. There is a profound lesson to be learned about humanity, and the forces of good and evil, in this charming tale of rival queen bees.

HAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: Joseph Paris recalls his years with Frank SinatraWheels up and follow along on this journey of the one and only Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra, the greatest entertainer of all timeand the toughest Thismemoir, a firsthand account like no other bySinatra's confidant, his longtime friend and personal hairdresser-Joseph Paris.Sharing his experienceof Sinatra's world as only your hairdresser can tell it... After surviving the neighborhood gangsof his native Brooklyn, a young Joey Guarnera, fledhis family butcher shop after a fateful encounter with an Easterlamb. Herecreatedhimself as JosephParis-celebrity hairstylist. Upon their meeting in 1965, Sinatra took an instant liking to Paris who was "inducted" into the Chairman's inner circle and remained steadfast throughout the decades until the end."I was very often the first person to see him at the beginningof his day (afternoon time) and the last to see him at night,"says Paris.Recalling his years with Frank Sinatra, this memoir provides an insider's perspective from intimatemomentsto the most hell-raising episodes, witha cast of colorful characters: *A moody, impatient Sinatra on the set of his final film, "First Deadly Sin."*Favorite hangouts at the famed Jilly's New York and Vegas antics with the Rat Pack.*Accompanying Sinatra from his Palm Springs home to his performances worldwide.*Babysitting Dean Martin at the Reagan Inauguralgala as well and standing guard forSinatra's family.Giving the boot to theRighteous Brothers for infringing on Sinatra's steam room at the Sands Hotel.*While on his brief exile from Sinatra...Paris reassures BarbraStreisandwith anew hairstyle during her performancefor the Kennedy Center telecast... Paris then accepts an invitationby the King of Morocco to be his personal hairdresser and guest for the King'slavish royal hunt.*Encounters with Elvis Presley, as well as a legacy of Hollywood film and musical legends, jazz greats and more Featuring never before shared photos from Joseph Paris' personal collection and fresh Sinatra stories, this is not your typical Frank Sinatra memoir.HAIRMAN OF THE BOARD isan adventure......"Amazing where a comb can take you."Joseph ParisMemoir of Joseph Paris- from his days as a kid busting out of Brooklyn from his dad's butcher shop to pursue life as hair dresser to the stars and royalty, the King of Morocco, and for the one and only Frank Sinatra becoming his close friend and confidant. Their friendship spans decades many colorful characters and inside accounts with the Rat Pack as they traversed the world. Not just typical "My Life with Sinatra" book - more of a great adventure

HAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: Joseph Paris recalls his years with Frank SinatraWheels up and follow along on this journey of the one and only Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra, the greatest entertainer of all timeand the toughest Thismemoir, a firsthand account like no other by Sinatra's confidant, his longtime friend and personal hairdresser-Joseph Paris.Sharing his experienceof Sinatra's world as only your hairdresser can tell it... After surviving the neighborhood gangs of his native Brooklyn, a young Joey Guarnera, fled his family butcher shop after a fateful encounter with an Easterlamb. Herecreatedhimself as JosephParis-celebrity hairstylist. Upon their meeting in 1965, Sinatra took an instant liking to Paris who was "inducted" into the Chairman's inner circle and remained steadfast throughout the decades until the end. "I was very often the first person to see him at the beginning of his day (afternoon time) and the last to see him at night,"says Paris.Recalling his years with Frank Sinatra, this memoir provides an insider's perspective from intimatemomentsto the most hell-raising episodes, with a cast of colorful characters: *A moody, impatient Sinatra on the set of his final film, "First Deadly Sin."*Favorite hangouts at the famed Jilly's New York and Vegas antics with the Rat Pack.*Accompanying Sinatra from his Palm Springs home to his performances worldwide.*Babysitting Dean Martin at the Reagan Inauguralgala as well and standing guard for Sinatra's family. Giving the boot to the Righteous Brothers for infringing on Sinatra's steam room at the Sands Hotel.*While on his brief exile from Sinatra...Paris reassures BarbraStreisand with anew hairstyle during her performance for the Kennedy Center telecast... Paris then accepts an invitationby the King of Morocco to be his personal hairdresser and guest for the King's lavish royal hunt.*Encounters with Elvis Presley, as well as a legacy of Hollywood film and musical legends, jazz greats and more Featuring never before shared photos from Joseph Paris' personal collection and fresh Sinatra stories, this is not your typical Frank Sinatra memoir. HAIRMAN OF THE BOARD is an adventure......"Amazing where a comb can take you."Joseph ParisMemoir of Joseph Paris- from his days as a kid busting out of Brooklyn from his dad's butcher shop to pursue life as hair dresser to the stars and royalty, the King of Morocco, and for the one and only Frank Sinatra becoming his close friend and confidant. Their friendship spans decades many colorful characters and inside accounts with the Rat Pack as they traversed the world. Not just typical "My Life with Sinatra" book - more of a great adventure