John Leone

Another adventure tale along the Atlantic shore with the dynamic duo of Mike Hammer, a talking hammerhead shark detective, and his trusty sidekick, the super intelligent (and rather talky) dolphin known as Data This is number seven in the Sharklock Bones Beach Towns series. The twosome returns to Cape May to help the mysterious Mordecai find his friends before they depart on a trip without him. Their quest takes them through Cape May and out onto Cape May Point. Join the adventure and learn a bit of history about the wonderful city of Cape May.

"Bee Tails" is the eleventh in the series "Sharklock Bones Fish Detective". The heroes are Sharklock Bones and his partner and sidekick, Dr. Flotsam. The duo is approached by Queen Bee (named Barb Bee) to find her missing hive and its 50,000 inhabitants. Will Sharklock and Flotsam crack the case and locate the hive? Come along with them and, on the way, meet Bibi Bee prime minister, Pop Fly baseball coach, Elvis Press Bee guitar player, Bee Knee Bay Bee and many more in this latest adventure.

The Story Of Haydn is a comprehensive biography of the famous composer Franz Joseph Haydn, written by Helen L. Kaufmann. The book delves into Haydn's personal life, including his childhood in Austria, his family background, and his relationships with his wife and children. It also explores his professional career, from his early years as a choirboy to his rise as a renowned composer, conductor, and teacher.Kaufmann provides a detailed analysis of Haydn's music, including his symphonies, string quartets, and operas, and discusses how his work contributed to the development of classical music. The book also examines Haydn's influence on other composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, and his role in shaping the musical landscape of his time.Throughout the book, Kaufmann draws on a variety of sources, including Haydn's personal letters and diaries, as well as contemporary accounts of his life and work. The Story Of Haydn is a fascinating and informative read for anyone interested in the life and music of one of the greatest composers of the classical era.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Sharklock Bones, a denizen of the deep, joins the Continental Army under General George Washington. This is book three in the series and covers events from the British evacuation of Boston to the Battle of Trenton on Christmas Day, 1776. Sharklock's misadventures in this book range from his helping Thomas Paine pen his pamphlets, gives Washington and Betsy Ross advice on the flag and ends up towing Washington's boat across the icy waters of the Delaware River. Join us for a slightly different look at our American Revolution.

Sharklock Bones finds himself in Boston during the early days of the American Revolution. In this second book of the series, our hero travels to Philadelphia and meets George Washington. He is called back to Boston to help the militia battle the British on Bunker Hill... or is it Breed's Hill? The story is told in a comedic fashion which hopefully will generate interest by youngsters in our nation's history.

"Ocean City Tales" is the second book in the series "Sharklock Bones Beach Towns". Mike Hammer (a hammerhead shark, of course) and his associate, Data Dolphin, go to Ocean City, New Jersey. Their assignment is to investigate the legend of the Golden Buddha still in the hold of a wreck of the Ocean City coast of the Sindia, a ship sunk over a century before. Their journey takes them through Corson's Inlet, the world famous Ocean City Boardwalk, the possibly "haunted" Flanders Hotel and then under the waves to the guts of a ship as a Nor'easter storm hits the coast. Lots of fun, come aboard and join our duo

This is number 12 in the Sharklock Bones: Fish Detective series. The series is for kids from ages eight to 80 and are truly "Children's Books for the Whole Family". "Knight Tails" has the legendary King Author seeking Sharklock's help in completing his quest, the Quest for the Homely Whale. But danger lurks along the way The King's evil brother, Moe Pedd, and aided by Marvin the Magician have all the sea animals trying to destroy Author and his companions. Their goal is to take the Kingdom of Camel Lot away from Author. In this "tail" of deception and trickery, you'll find some unusual characters, quite common in this series. Meet Knight Roglycerine, Knight Owl, the Court Gesture and many more.

"Sharklock Bones: Whale Tails" is the seventh book in the series "Sharklock Bones". It features a talking shark detective and his trusty sidekick, a clownfish named Dr. Flotsam. Their residence is, of course, Fishtown, a town full of talking fish and animals. In this latest adventurer or "Tail", Sharklock is approached by a lone survivor of an attack by a white humpback whale. However, humpbacks are not white nor do they eat humans. The only clue is an insignia on the whale's flukes, its tail. Meet some of the characters along the way: Captain Meenoe, King Neptune, his daughter Antenna, Orville the Squid Pro Quo, Mussels Marinara and a lot more. Like all the other "tails", this one is written in screenplay fashion to encourage interaction by the readers. This series is actually for readers from eight to eighty. The younger ones like the pictures, the tweens like the role playing, the teens like the story, the adults like the references to pop icons of their era, not to mention the non-stop puns. Swim on in, join us in Fishtown