J M Northup

Boris, a stray kitten rescued from the city streets, finds his forever home on the farm of his dreams There, with his sassy older sister, Olga, they explore the farmstead and all it has to offer. Through the antics and adventures of these two adorable cats, you'll meet an array of animals, both wild and domestic. Among the interesting characters are Boris and Olga's silly brother, Charlie the Dog, and their friends Gus the Squirrel, Charlotte the Horse, Zeke the Mallard Duck, and the Holstein Heifers, Betsy and Ellie Mae.You will learn alongside Boris as he is taught about his new life. You will get the chance to discover farm activities, including how hay is made and the process of milking cows, and amazing facts, like why birds migrate. You will be able to hunt for frogs, climb a Christmas tree, and even go to the vet. Come discover the things that fascinate a feline and experience it through the eyes of the cat himself -------------This chapter book is designed to teach children about animals and the world around them, targeting ages 6 to 13. It was devised to help children to have empathy for all living things while finding a realistic acceptance of nature. Some things are happy and humorous, while others are not. Educational and entertaining, this collection of feline adventures is an enjoyable read for children and adults alike

Family is more than just a man and wife, but will society and government law agree? Tally is an attorney who has spent her life building her career, leaving little room for a personal life. After another failed relationship, she believes time is running out. As an orphan, she doesn't just want a baby, but desires a family. Tally turns to the only men she trusts and loves, her married best friends, Lex and Ishkode. In doing so, they face social stigmas, potential legal ramifications, and open old wounds. As things intensify, jealousy and insecurity rear their ugly heads while confidences crumble. Will Tally find the family she craves? Or will her need for completion destroy the most important relationships in her life? ---------- This book explores the ideas of family structure, tri-parenting, and polyamorous relationships. It contains mature material and is not suitable for those under 18 years of age.

All she wanted was a loving mother. Instead, she got a monster.After a horrific childhood, Tiffany cannot wait for her eighteenth birthday. However, her tyrannical mother is unwilling to relinquish control. Relying on years of lies, she convinces everyone her daughter is self-harming and should remain in her care. Tiffany must prove she is of sound mind to earn her independence, but how can she from inside a mental ward? How far is she willing to go for freedom and is redemption worth the price of her soul?-------Though this dark coming-of-age tale is considered Young Adult (because of the age of the main protagonist), it has mature content, which includes rape as well as other physical, emotional, and mental abuse. It is not suitable for those under the age of 16.