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This is the large print edition of Songs from Under the El, a nonfiction, personal account of life in Brooklyn in the 1950s and 1960s.From award-winning writer Joanne de Simone, Songs from Under the El is a love letter to her family-a nostalgic look at her heritage that began at Ellis Island, spanning almost a century. Her memoir is filled with anecdotes about who came before, with stories about life in the early to mid 1900s, and with the hope that all who follow in this tapestry of laughter and tears will come to cherish it as much as its creator.

This is the LARGE PRINT edition of the narrative nonfiction songwriting guide by musician, Aaron Cheney.If you are an aspiring musician, poet, or wordsmith who has ever wanted to write a song-or if you want to write better songs-this book will lead you step by step through the songwriting process and help you to discover tricks and techniques for creating powerful, memorable lyrics and music.Get tips on how to:- organize your songwriting tools- develop and maintain your creativity- uncover compelling song titles- create powerful metaphors- write stronger melodies- rewrite good songs into great songs- copyright your songsAaron Cheney introduces each new principle with easy to follow and entertaining explanations. Every page is jam-packed with great information for the beginner and pro alike.

This little nonfiction travel guide was written by the author after her trip to Australia and New Zealand. Crikey, mate! You've found a rare guidebook that's composed of a continental traveler's firsthand experiences, acquired knowledge, and photography. Discover the marvelous sights and activities that await you Down Under, from Sydney's Opera House and Uluru (Ayers Rock) in Australia, to The Lord of the Rings' Hobbiton and bungy jumping in New Zealand. This guidebook gives recommendations and tips about excursions, outdoor recreation, cities, museums, day trips, and more to help you plan your trip. Whether you're travelling as an individual, with a group of friends, or as a family, and whether you seek adventure, culture, or relaxation, Fun Down Under provides a variety of locations and activities that will suit your needs. Be comfortable and confident during your travels, and learn about all the great spots to visit and fun things to see and do during your stay in Australia and New Zealand.

From award-winning writer Joanne de Simone, Songs from Under the El is a love letter to her family-a nostalgic look at her heritage that began at Ellis Island, spanning almost a century. Her memoir is filled with anecdotes about who came before, with stories about life in the early to mid 1900s, and with the hope that all who follow in this tapestry of laughter and tears will come to cherish it as much as its creator.

"I was always looking outside myself for strength and confidence, but it comes from within. It is there all the time..."  - Anna FreudINSIDE OUT YOGA is illustrated with dynamic yoga poses and filled with thought-provoking inspirational messages and journal pages to chart personal reflections for a strong and healthy mind, body, and spirit.

This eclectic collection of original creative nonfiction short stories includes humor, adventure, travel, nature, animals, and historical pieces that are fun, interesting, and informative. All the compositions in this first volume of the series are written from the true-life experiences of Northwest writers.

This eclectic collection of original creative nonfiction short stories includes humor, adventure, travel, nature, animals, and historical pieces that are fun, interesting, and informative. All the compositions in this first volume of the series are written from the true-life experiences of Northwest writers.

If you are an aspiring musician, poet, or wordsmith who has ever wanted to write a song-or if you want to write better songs-this book will lead you step by step through the songwriting process and help you to discover tricks and techniques for creating powerful, memorable lyrics and music.Get tips on how to:- organize your songwriting tools- develop and maintain your creativity- uncover compelling song titles- create powerful metaphors- write stronger melodies- rewrite good songs into great songs- copyright your songsAaron Cheney introduces each new principle with easy to follow and entertaining explanations. Every page is jam-packed with great information for the beginner and pro alike.

This new adult fiction fantasy novel for ages 18 and up is full of imaginative folklore and a new spin on a mermaid who is living and working with humans.Ever since Penelope Tench was in grade school, she knew there was no one living on Colony Island she was interested in choosing as a mate. There were feral boys-merfolk who lived in the ocean-but they were not a viable choice. Penelope could only spend three days at sea before wanting to return home to her warm bed and a hot meal. She wanted to find a mate and have a family someday, like most females, with or without scales, but as she grew up, her chances lessened, as there seemed to be only one option left-and mermaids were strongly advised not fall to in love with humans. After graduating with a degree in Finance, she began living a very lonely and isolated life in the city and shut out her family and friends. Even though she had a job lined up, she felt there was no future for her-anywhere. While spending a day in the ocean, Penelope lay under a dock contemplating her life. She was about to return to the city, catch a flight to the desert, and end things, when a human male walked out on the pier. Instead of hiding, she popped above the surface, gave him a scare, and then proceeded to chat with him for a bit before disappearing underwater. She'd enjoyed herself so much, she decided she would stick around a bit longer. Penelope reported for her new job the next morning, and found her temporary desk was right next to the Assistant Comptroller, Peter MacPherson. They immediately recognized each other from the previous day, and although she wanted to flee, a series of circumstances kept her at the company. Peter assured her he'd keep her secret safe, and subsequently volunteered to make her weekend swims enjoyable again by handling all the logistics-motels, meals, and safe and secure drop-offs and pick-ups. Over the next couple months, Penelope began enjoying being a mermaid again. Then, following a knock-down, drag-out debate with herself, she realized she had feelings for Peter, and decided she would go out in a blaze of glory and get into bed with a human.

This women's fiction novel is about a 1980s widow coming to terms with her new life and becoming an independent, self-sufficient person.When recently widowed, forty-five-year-old Anne Farley decides to volunteer at the Danville Senior Center, she finds she may have bitten off more than she can chew. The director, Royal, immediately puts her in charge of the new lunch program, and Anne has her hands full working with the other volunteers and the town's mayor. In addition to adjusting to her new job, she must deal with her grief, learn to manage her finances, and maintain her home on her own. Along the way she makes new friends, takes a grant writing course, grows in competence and confidence in her new life, and meets a special someone who may help end her loneliness.