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Wish It Lasted Forever: Life with the Larry Bird Celtics
From award-winning Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy, an "entertaining" (The Wall Street Journal) and nostalgia-filled retelling of the 1980s Boston Celtics' glory years, which featured the sublime play of NBA legend Larry Bird. Today the NBA is a vast global franchise--a billion-dollar industry seen by millions of fans in the United States and abroad. But it wasn't always this successful. Before primetime ESPN coverage, lucrative branding deals like Air Jordans, and $40 million annual player salaries, there was the NBA of the 1970s and 1980s--when basketball was still an up-and-coming sport featuring old school beat reporters and players who wore Converse All-Stars. Enter Dan Shaughnessy, then the beat reporter for The Boston Globe who covered the Boston Celtics every day from 1982 to 1986. It was a time when reporters travelled with professional teams--flying the same commercial airlines, riding the same buses, and staying in the same hotels. Shaughnessy knew the athletes as real people, losing free throw bets to Larry Bird, being gifted cheap cigars by the iconic coach Red Auerbach, and having his one-year-old daughter Sarah passed from player to player on a flight from Logan to Detroit Metro. Drawing on unprecedented access and personal experiences that would not be possible for any reporter today, Shaughnessy takes us inside the legendary Larry Bird-led Celtics teams, capturing the camaraderie as they dominated the NBA. Fans can witness the cockiness of Larry Bird (who once walked into an All-Star Weekend locker room, announced that he was going to win the three-point contest, and did); the ageless athleticism of Robert Parish; the shooting skills of Kevin McHale; the fierce, self-sacrificing play of Bill Walton; and the playful humor of players like Danny Ainge, Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell, and M.L. Carr. For any fan who longs to return--for just a few hours--to those magical years when the Boston Garden rocked and the winner's circle was mostly colored Boston Green, Wish It Lasted Forever is a masterful tribute to "the Celtics from 1982-1986 that] is so good even fervent Celtics haters will have trouble putting it down" (New York Post).
Blue Knights & White Lies: A Larry Gillam and Sam Lovett Novel
In this third book of the trilogy, Detective Larry Gillam has returned, but there's a problem; he has some missing time and he has no idea where he's been.Connie has been worried, but now, with another woman who has come back into Larry's life, it's not jut competition for Larry's feelings, it's determination to keep Larry and everyone else alive.Bad guys are coming out of the woodwork and they have a specific agenda; kill the detective. The whole group has to go into hiding; that is, until Lovett is forced into making himself a target.Another malefactor emerges on the scene; a one-man army with a car which acts like a tank. He has never failed to finish what he started. He's well trained, well equipped, and he won't be denied.You'll be holding your breath at times, biting your fingernails at others, laughing, crying, and the whole time, praying they all make it through the ordeal; but will they?
Emperor of Nothing: The Making of Larry David

Emperor of Nothing: The Making of Larry David

Blake J. Harris

Dey Street Books
2026
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The first authorized biography of legendary comedian Larry David, co-creator of Seinfeld and star and creator of Curb Your Enthusiasm. With unfettered access to Larry himself, and featuring exclusive interviews with Larry's family, friends, and colleagues, author Blake J. Harris chronicles the unlikely and often exhilarating journey of a true, generation-defining icon. Larry David has built a comedy empire on candid observations, endless self-deprecation, and an endearing brand of selfishness. But the man behind the clever musings has mostly remained a "walking, talking enigma"--until now. In Emperor of Nothing, Blake J. Harris attempts the impossible: to move past the mystique and paint an honest portrait of the one and only Larry David. From his quirky upbringing in Brooklyn and his early days as New York's most temperamental and least-likely-to-succeed comic to reinventing himself and forming a legendary partnership with fellow comedian Jerry Seinfeld and later becoming a star himself as well as the brutally honest voice of a generation (without ever trying to be), this book follows Larry's tumultuous and, ultimately, groundbreaking rise from punchline to icon. Based on more than five years of meticulous research and full access to and exclusive interviews with Larry, as well as his family, friends, and colleagues, Emperor of Nothing is packed with behind-the-scenes stories, thoughtful reflections, and more awkward hijinks than a Passover Seder gone terribly wrong. Capturing in equal parts the icon and irritant, Emperor of Nothing is the definitive biography of the man who somehow made baldness and neurosis aspirational. Whether you're a fan, a fellow overthinker, or just someone who's proudly never learned a lesson, this book is for you. Larry might not understand why anyone would want to read about him. But that probably means it's prett-ay, prett-ay, prett-ayyy good.
The Big Parade of Children's Kingdom and Little Larry's Big Role
The Big Parade of Children's Kingdom and Little Larry's Big Role by Dorothy D. LaneStep into a world of wonder and excitement in The Big Parade of Children's Kingdom and Little Larry's Big Role. This enchanting story follows Little Larry, a small but brave child, as he embarks on a magical adventure in a kingdom where parades are the heart of the community. When the announcement of the Grand Parade echoes through the land, every child is eager to participate, but Little Larry has doubts about whether he's big enough or brave enough to take part.As the day of the parade approaches, Larry learns that even the smallest among us can make the biggest difference. With a little help from his friends, he discovers that courage comes in many shapes and sizes, and that every role in the parade is special-even if it's not the one he expected.In this heartwarming tale, young readers will learn about friendship, teamwork, and the power of believing in themselves. With charming illustrations and a message of self-confidence, The Big Parade of Children's Kingdom and Little Larry's Big Role is a perfect read for children who are learning the value of stepping up, no matter their size.
Living in the Larger Story: The Christian Psychology of Larry Crabb
Dr. Larry Crabb may be the most influential leader in Christian counseling during the past 50 years. His first article was published in Christianity Today in 1971. Since then, he has written 26 books, from Basic Principles of Biblical Counseling, published in 1975, to the most recent, When God's Ways Make No Sense, published in 2018. Living in the Larger Story: The Christian Psychology of Larry Crabb chronicles Dr. Crabb's lifetime contributions to the field of Christian Psychology and soul care. The list of authors--including Eric Johnson, Jason Kanz, Bryan Maier, Richard Averbeck, Bruce Demarest, Colin Dye, Mark McMinn, Gary Moon, Jamie Rasmussen, Siang-Yang Tan, Brett Vaden, Ed Welch, and Kep Crabb--reveal Crabb's wide influence. The book concludes with a reflection by Dr. Crabb on his career. Living in the Larger Story is an important addition to the field of Christian Psychology and soul care. Whether you are a professional working in psychology, counseling, or soul care; a pastor on the front lines; or someone who wants to know more about this notable man, there is something in this book for you.
ON A LEASH Abuse of A Man Name Larry
Larry Brady a Handsome and Talented Musician, is a Man Sitting on Top of The World. All He Wanted Was To Be Free And Single Until He Met a Beautiful And Sexy Little Play Thing That Was Twenty-five Years Younger And Very Manipulative. He Thought He Had Wish Fulfillment In Maria, So He Married His Little Dream Girl And Realized He Had Married a Nightmare. In Regret, He Tries To Find Comfort In One -night Stands, And Side-chicks While Having Love In His Heart For Another Woman He Left Behind A Long Time Ago. What A Tangled Web We Weave, When We Practice To Deceive.
Born a Soldier: The Times and Life of Larry A Thorne

Born a Soldier: The Times and Life of Larry A Thorne

J. Michael Cleverley

Booksurge Publishing
2008
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Born a Soldier is a tour of the mid-20th century's conflicts with the remarkable Larry Thorne. Capturing the "times" as well as the "life" of its protagonist, it is a journey with a truly amazing and colorful man. Born "Lauri T rni," Thorne fought in Finland's first to last battles with Russia winning the country's equivalent of the Congressional Medal of Honor. As the legendary leader of one of the most elite companies in the Finnish army, one of the best armies of World War II, Thorne carried a price on his head, dead or alive, from the Red Army, reputedly the only Finnish soldier so singled out. When World War changed to Cold War, Thorne was a refugee, political prisoner, fugitive, exile, and illegal alien, and eventually gained legal status in the US through an Act of Congress. An early member of the Green Berets he was soon a legend there, too: the book The Green Berets' first Vietnam hero, "Kornie" in Chapter One, the chapter that served as the basis for the movie.
Bug Club Guided Julia Donaldson Plays Year 1 Green Larry's Lorry
Perfect for enjoying in school or at home, Bug Club is proud to present a series of plays to get kids reading, sharing and interacting at KS1. Presented by celebrated children’s author Julia Donaldson, each play features engaging stories, beautiful artwork and memorable characters that help kids really catch the reading bug by truly involving them in the story! Part of the Bug Club reading series used in over 3500 schools Helps your child develop reading fluency and confidence Suitable for children age 5-6 (Year 1) Book band: Green Phonics phase: 5 Ideal for home learning Larry's friends are late for the market! Will Larry help them out?
Miss Nancy, Uncle Larry, and a Lizard named Kathy

Miss Nancy, Uncle Larry, and a Lizard named Kathy

David Stratso; Betsy Noonan

Christian Faith Publishing, Inc
2019
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It is only in looking back on the thirty-one years since a little boy was born into a loving family that his life could be seen as worthy of being recounted. An amusing little boy with tons of personality and a quirky outlook on life was a true gift from God to his family. He was raised by a mother who would make every effort to mainstream her handicapped child and left no stone unturned to provide opportunities for his development, education, and social acceptance. His early disabilities delayed his development for only a short time as his perseverance and love of life propelled him headlong into life. His observations and prattling nature were a constant source of amusement. He struggled with hearing for his first several years, so he frequently misidentified objects or words until he benefited from repetition. An aunt became a "Miss," and an uncle Greg became "Uncle Larry," solely because he did not fully understand and did not really care. It worked for him, and the family loved it. His quirky nature gave us the name of "Kathy" for his pet lizard. No reason for it: just his bizarre choice. Scotty and his mother Betsy had many challenges during his first ten years of life, which were all handled with courage and a never-submit attitude. Their faith, the love and support of family, and their refusal to be marginalized or isolated provided Scotty with the opportunity to become a productive adult who is now giving back to his community.
Communities of Meaning: Conversations on Modern Jewish Life Inspired by Rabbi Larry Hoffman
"Brisk yet meditative . . .Rabbis and others active in Jewish worship communities will be inspired." --Publishers WeeklyFew people have had a greater impact on modern Jewish worship and life than Rabbi Larry Hoffman. "From Larry Hoffman, we learn how to pray with consequence." --Janet Walton, professor emerita of worship and the arts at Union Theological SeminaryIn Communities of Meaning, thirty-four of today's community leaders and theologians engage Hoffman in dialogue about the big questions in American Jewish life, including:How, where, and why people pray.What Jewish life looks like today and what lies ahead.How Jews engage with people of other faiths,How faith can shape commitment and action.This collection invites readers into the ageless conversation that is Judaism and challenges everyone to think creatively about the ideas and institutions that are shaping Jewish life in the twenty-first century.Includes contributions from Jill Abramson, Tony Bayfield, Angela Buchdahl, Joshua Davidson, Arnold Eisen, David Ellenson, Daniel, Judson, Noa Kushner, Liz Lerman, Andrew Reyfeld, Jonathan Sarna, Gordon Tucker, Deborah Waxman, Danny Zemel, and many others."Hoffman is a rabbi of rabbis. And a liturgist of liturgists . . . [He] invited us to courageous reinterpretation and transformation of our liturgy." –Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Central synagogue, New York CityFull List of Contributors:Cantor Jill Abramson is the director of the Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music at HUC.Rabbi Carole Balin is a writer and teacher, and chair of the board of the Jewish Women’s Archive and professor emerita of history at Hebrew Union College.Rabbi Tony Bayfield was the head of Reform Judaism in Britain and is also Professor Emeritus of Jewish Theology and Thought at Leo Baeck College. Rabbi Joshua I. Beraha is an associate rabbi at Temple Micah in Washington, D.C. Rabbi Angela Warnick Buchdahl serves as the senior rabbi of Central Synagogue in New York City.Rabbi Joshua M. Davidson is the senior rabbi of Congregation Emanu-El in New York City. Rabbi Arnold Eisen is Chancellor Emeritus and Professor of Jewish Thought at the Jewish Theological Seminary. Rabbi David H. Ellenson is Chancellor Emeritus of Hebrew Union College. Rabbi Jodie M. Gordon is a rabbi at Hevreh of Southern Berkshire, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Cantor Sarah Grabiner is the assistant director of the Year in Israel programme at HUC Jerusalem. Rabbi Hilly Haber is the director of social justice organizing and education at Central Synagogue in New York City.Dr. Joel M. Hoffman is a teacher, translator, and author in New York.Rabbi Delphine Horveilleur is France’s third female rabbi, and leads a progressive congregation in Paris Rabbi Daniel A. Judson is the Dean of Hebrew College in Newton, MA. Rabbi Elliot Kukla is an author, visual artist, and activist currently living in Oakland, California. Rabbi Noa Rachael Kushner founded The Kitchen, a hands-on international resource that serves thousands of modern families in San Francisco and around the world.Rabbi Emily Langowitz is the Jewish engagement manager at the URJ and lives in Phoenix. Prof. Gordon W. Lathrop is the Schieren Professor of Liturgy Emeritus at the United Lutheran Seminary (USA) and a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.Liz A. Lerman is a choreographer, writer, educator, and recipient of MacArthur “Genius Grant” and a Guggenheim Fellowship, and is currently a professor at Arizona State University.Rabbi Dalia Marx is professor at HUC in Jerusalem and teaches in various academic institutions in Israel and Europe. She is the tenth generation of her family in Jerusalem. Rabbi Daniel Medwin is the co-director of innovation and growth at URG 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy. He lives in Georgia.Rabbi Shira I. Milgrom is the rabbi of Congregation Kol Ami in White Plains, New York.Rabbi Sonja K. Pilz is the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Shalom in Bozeman, Montana. Prof. Andrew Rehfeld is the president of Hebrew Union College in New York.Rabbi Daniel Reiser is the rabbi of Temple Beth Shalom in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. Rabbi Nicole Kauffman Roberts is Senior Rabbi of North Shore Temple Emanuel in Sydney, Australia. Prof. Jonathan D. Sarna teaches American Jewish History at Brandeis University and is also Chief Historian of the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History. Yolanda Savage-Narva is the assistant vice president of Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion for the URJ.Rabbi Yael Splansky is the rabbi at Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto.Rabbi Rachel Steiner is the senior rabbi at Barnert Temple in New Jersey.Rabbi David E. Stern is Senior Rabbi of Temple Emanu-El, Dallas, Texas. Rabbi Gordon Tucker is Vice Chancellor for Religious Life and Engagement at The Jewish Theological Seminary and a Senior Fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America. Dr. Richard S. Vosko is an award-winning liturgical design consultant for Christian and Jewish congregations throughout North America. Professor Janet R. Walton is a musician, author, teacher, ritual leader, and professor emerita of worship and the arts at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Rabbi Deborah Waxman is president and CEO of Reconstructing Judaism. Rabbi Margaret Moers Wenig teaches at HUC in New York City and is the first Jewish President of the Academy of Homiletics.Rabbi Daniel Zemel is the senior rabbi at Temple Micah in Washington, D.C.
Book 5 - Mr. Larry's University

Book 5 - Mr. Larry's University

Mary Barbee

Independently Published
2018
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The Lil' Mookey SeriesThese books are about a tiny sock monkey, who becomes friends with a hound named Daisy. They have family and friends who come along, and the stories get wild and crazy. Lil' Mookey's books are fun to have and are always told in rhyme. The stories are kind and gentle, and reading them is always a wonderful time.Book 5 - Mr. Larry's UniversityEvery parent wants for their child the very best education.Lil' Mookey and Paris Pinky are no different in this parental obligation.In Mookeyville, USA, everyone knows the best pet-training around, is Mr. Larry's University, for he had once trained a stubborn hound. See what happens when Lil' Mookey and Paris Pinky approach Mr. Larry about allowing Lil' Gumbo to attend his school. Will Mr. Larry approve such a thing or say it's against the rul