Kirjahaku

Whether you are a beginner in the kitchen, or a well-seasoned chef, you will have fun with these recipes. In this book you will find 40+ recipes you are sure to want to use. From main courses, such as Creamy Spaghetti to Standing Rib Roast (Prime Rib); salads, breads, brownies, cake, candies and cookies - many traditional, some different, but delicious - there is something to please every pallet. Most of the breads, cake, candy and cookies have won ribbons in the San Bernardino County Fair, as well as The Orange Show, in beautiful, sunny, Southern California. Through the years, the Onion Cheese Bread recipe has won at least four Best-in-Show ribbons, and is quite tasty, whether as rolls, or sliced bread - toasted and slathered with butter. Yum. And the Apricot/Blueberry Bundt Cake is to live for, I'm told. To each of you aspiring bakers, or homemakers, who try these recipes, happy cooking. May you be blessed in your culinary efforts. Enjoy. From my kitchen to yours . . . with love. Suzanne

"The Little Fish" is a story told in rhyme. Although expressed primarily through the pre-school through second-grade point of view, all ages will enjoy this book - with many kinds of sea creatures through out - sea horses, sharks, whales, eels and octopi. Imagine your grandchild, your child, or the child in you, visiting at the sea shore. What new friends might you find?

Clarence Catches a Cold is a picture book stressing the importance of obedience, and dealing with peer-pressure.

Clarence Catches a Cold is a coloring book, a companion book to the Picture book by the same name - Clarence Catches a Cold. There are plenty of pictures to color, as well as many pencil puzzles, and other activities, for children of all ages.to do.

For seventeen years, the great wizard, Lark, lived happily with her family on Dragon Island. But when Drakon, the king of the dragons, implored her to return to the land of her birth, as Queen, she reluctantly agreed. Warring factions, eager to steal the crown, would stop at nothing to gain the throne, even to the courting of Lark's na ve seventeen-year-old daughter, Joy-a young wizard more interested in men, than in her heritage. Treachery . . . treason . . . terror . . . and perhaps . . . murder, from the hand of a madman. This book, "Return From Dragon Island," is suitable for the middle grade to adult reader. It continues the saga of the origins of wizards and dragons, and is 'Book 2' of "The Girl With the Sky-Blue Eyes" - prequel to "THE GIFT" series.