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Beautiful bodies dominate the media. We see perfect bodies showcased daily, but Anastasia Pottinger takes on the body in a form rarely appreciated: the elderly. With insight, skill, and talent as a photographer Pottinger captures the unique beauty, drama, frailty, and history of citizens who have at lived at least a century. These intriguing images invite you to delve into the drama and startling beauty of the human body in its later years.

One after another, prominent men are turning up dead amid the town's majestic oaks - in ways that are ingenious and gruesome - as a killer stalks Savannah in this intriguing Colonial-era murder mystery by Robert L. Gold. Live vicariously in the wild world of fledgling Savannah - before it evolved into one of America's most charming and historic southern cities.

Five year-old Rosa suspects that something is wrong with her mama. What she discovers brings immense joy and sadness to her tiny family. Mama is pregnant, but she cannot keep the baby. Instead, she's arranging an open adoption. Join Rosa as she navigates her mother's grief, meets the family who will adopt her baby brother, and learns ways to cope with her own feelings of loss. Like so many birth siblings, Rosa embarks on a quest to accept that, even though she won't live with her brother, she will always be, Sam's Sister. "As a therapist who works with adopted children and teens, Sam's Sister is one of the best books for adopted kids available today... the children and teens who read it with me give Sam's Sister two thumbs up for any child involved in any way in an adoption." - Judy Stigger, LCSW Adoption counselor and educator, Board President of JCICS, Advisory Board of Adoptive Families Magazine "Finally, a book that acknowledges birth siblings to adopted children. Even if your child doesn't know their birth family, this story delivers a terrifically positive message about the way adopted children are valued by BOTH of their families. Great job! Four stars." - Beth Hall, Co-Executive Director, Pact: An Adoption Alliance & Co-author, Inside Transracial Adoption

Pink in a world of green. From the very beginning, it's obvious that Rose is different. As a lone pink alligator in a family of green ones, she stands out when all she wants to do is blend in. With the support of Mama Alligator and her friends, Rose sets off on an adventure to discover how to use her special gift to create a place where everyone is included! "What a wonderful story for kids of all kinds. Pink Baby Alligator celebrates diversity, inclusion, uniqueness, the power of positive thinking, and so much more. A must-have for every child. EVERY child." - Sarabeth McNeese, MA, English and Education "Rose is now a beloved member of our family. Both my daughter and son with autism love the story - they truly relate to the message." - Cynthia Roloff, BSN, RN

They thought it was about time to have a kid. No big deal. Until it was. Then their lives went from fooling around to hormone shots, test tubes, embarrassing doctor visits, and more. But there's no sad, mopey story here. Tom LaMarr handles the journey to fatherhood like he handles the rest of life - with enough humor to make even the most stoic wanna-be-dad laugh with recognition. Follow this funny father on his quest to become the one thing that eluded him: becoming the someone she calls "Daddy."

Johanna Garton and her husband took their children back to the land of their birth - and what became the adventure of a lifetime! After adopting their daughter and son from from China, Johanna Garton and her husband moved their family back to China for an entire year - leaving the only lives they knew for an experience that would change everything.

When the Governor's niece turns up dead on the shores of Spanish St. Augustine - brutalized in horrific fashion - the entire colony is frantic to find the killer. In this second murder mystery in the Colonial City Series, Robert L. Gold takes you inside Florida's "First City" as it was in the 1780s. Follow the deceptive trail through the sandy streets, past the Castillo de San Marco, and into dense woodlands as handsome young Lieutenant Dorado Delgado hunts down a killer seemingly too cunning to capture.

"Wisdom from Adoptive Families" provides parents with experienced advice from other families who have adopted other children as well as experts in the field. Together, there's much hard-earned knowledge from those who can help parents help their children transition into their new families and circumstances.