Features all the delightful characters from the first four books written by Russ Towne and illustrated by Josh McGill: "Clyde and I", "Clyde and I Help a Hippo to Fly", "The Duck Who Flew Upside Down", and "Rusty Bear and Thomas, Too".
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From the Heart of a Grateful Man
Russ Towne
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2013
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This is the delightful story of a green giraffe named Clyde and his friend Hoozy Whatzadingle. Hoozy is building his house out of cardboard boxes and glue. He refuses Clyde's offers to help. This leads to some hilarious disasters as Hoozy learns the hard way about the value of friendship, teamwork, listening to the ideas of others, and that sometimes it is a very good idea to accept help when it is offered
Palpable Imaginings: An Anthology of Selected Fiction Short Stories
Russ Towne
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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Slices of Life: An Anthology of Selected Non-Fiction Short Stories
Russ Towne
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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A Day in the Shade of a Tickletoe Tree
Russ Towne
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Funny and amazing things happen to Mysti Zebracorn when she goes to the beach one magical day. You and your young loved ones will love Russ Towne's endearing book full of cheerful rhymes, humor, and delightful, full-of-life illustrations by Jack Wiens.
Wilbur Mallard is a very odd duck. He is bright orange with purple spots and a great big bright purple thing-a-ma-jig on top of his head. Every time Wilbur tries to fly, that thing-a-ma-jig spins him upside down When he tries to land, he always ends up bouncing, somersaulting, and finally crashing or splashing in a heap. Ducks aren't built to fly upside down, so Wilbur has to work much harder than the other ducks to fly. Poor Wilbur But these challenges and differences help Wilbur in many ways. Find out how as you join him on this great and exciting adventure that will make many warm memories and hearts of all ages smile.
Funny and amazing things happen when Mysti Zebracorn goes to the beach. When a mysterious fog drains all color from the ocean shore, Mysti finds a magical way to save the day. Youngsters and the young-at-heart will love Russ Towne's endearing book full of cheerful rhymes, humor, magic, and delightful, full-of-life illustrations by Jack Wiens.
Grumbly and Gruffina Grumpadinkle are always grouchy. Their mood is always gloomy, the weather always glum--and not a single soul could make the Grumpadinkles smile, chuckle, or guffaw--not even a teehee Until, that is, little Wendy asks the cantankerous, cranky couple to watch her puppy Sunny."We've never had a dog before," Grumbly says. "It sounds like he could be a chore."With a grumble or two, the Grumpadinkles relent, and find themselves puppy-sitting a rambunctious, playful pup that makes a mammoth mess--icky eggs, shattered plates, and spilled milk everywhere But what is happening to Gruffina and Grumbly's scowls? Find out what happens when a rascally pup turns their whole house--and grumpy lives--upside down.Russ Towne's Sunny Saves the Day delights children and adults, keeping them giggling with every fantastic, whimsical rhyme, and illustrates how a simple act of compassion (even when you're feeling sad) can turn a frown upside down and open the door to new friendship.
Wilbur Mallard is a very odd duck. He is bright orange with purple spots and a great big bright purple thing-a-ma-jig on top of his head. Every time Wilbur tries to fly, that thing-a-ma-jig spins him upside down When he tries to land, he always ends up bouncing, somersaulting, and finally crashing or splashing in a heap. Ducks aren't built to fly upside down, so Wilbur has to work much harder than the other ducks to fly. Poor Wilbur But these challenges and differences help Wilbur in many ways. Find out how as you join him on this great and exciting adventure that will make many warm memories and hearts of all ages smile.
Buck Evans' troubles begin when Maria Danbury rescues him after bushwhackers shoot him in the back. When he departs, the unforgettable woman presents him with gifts that may make the difference between life and death on the trail. The surprises keep coming when he returns to Maria's home. Buck offers to help when unscrupulous businessmen try to ruin her family. This western adventure has plenty of shoot-outs and fistfights for action lovers and is a tale of lingering love for the one that got away.
Children and young-at-heart readers will enjoy experiencing the delightful antics of Clyde the green giraffe. Marty McDinkle finds Clyde standing on his head out in the rain and eating a blue banana. He has a terribly knotted neck ache from tangling with a Tickletoe Tree. Children and adults alike will be charmed and inspired to by the lesson of forming friendships with those who are very different from us. Author Russ Towne has once again written a fun-to-read, charming, quirky, humorous, and heartwarming story about the value and fun of forming friendships with those who are very different from us. Josh McGill's many full-color illustrations bring these unique and quirky characters to life. Clyde and I will leave you smiling.
