Victoria Nelson Bücher

A beautifully illustrated, rhythmic story about a young girl's life with special needs. Through her brave attitude, and silly humor, Moriah is an inspiration for us all. This is a book that families can enjoy together with a timeless message about love and acceptance, and just saying "hiya" when making a new friend with different abilities. The bonus picture glossary and "What's This? What's That?" page in Hiya Moriah creates a space for children to celebrate how special and unique each of them were made to be.

Embark on an empowering journey with Moriah and Friends as they explore the alphabet through positive affirmations. Children will discover their unique qualities and learn to appreciate diversity. Following the themes of acceptance and inclusion, the book includes a bonus picture glossary of medical and adaptive devices, fostering awareness and understanding for children with disabilities. This celebration of individuality highlights the value in every child and the power of words.

Focusing on the vibrant life and literary contributions of Dorothy L. Sayers, this play features her iconic character, Lord Peter Wimsey, as a narrator celebrating her achievements. Blending humor and creativity, it aims to introduce Sayers' unique legacy to a new audience while exploring her distinctive style and values through the engaging medium of drama.

A lonely young woman and a mysterious man meet in a northern California landscape populated by poets, New Agers, stoners, and dropouts. Do you know the language of the birds? Summer, 1979: A lonely young woman housesitting for her aunt and uncle in an isolated bohemian enclave finds troubling reminders of a past family tragedy surfacing in odd and unsettling ways. When a mysterious man moves in next door, Dovey hopes for a romance like the ones in the novels she secretly devours. But a dark truth hidden since childhood erupts shockingly in a violent otherworldly intrusion, catapulting her into a desperate struggle for her life and sanity. Set in a haunted northern California landscape populated by poets, New Agers, stoners, and burnouts, Neighbor George is a deeply atmospheric story of psychological horror enacted in the liminal space where the natural collides with the supernatural.