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Go on an adventure through the true story of a Betta fish named Blue. Blue experiences fear, sadness and loneliness in his home at the pet store. His journey brings him to his new home with a blonde haired, blue-eyed little girl and her a freckle-faced brother. The children care for A Betta Named Blue and keep him safe and give him the love he desires. He finds true happiness and love in his new home with the children. This colorful adventure will take the reader through many emotions and will mention the death of a pet goldfish and the children's uplifting recovery of loss.

Jim Gath was a corporate executive for many years. Although he grew up around horses, including race horses, his adult career path took him in a very different direction. Jim Gath was one of the founders of USA TODAY and worked for the Turner Broadcasting System. He even ran a couple of his own marketing companies. Along the way, though, Jim realized that none of this was making him happy. He made a decision that would change his life forever. He had to get back to his roots. He realized that he was happiest when he was around horses. So, he changed his life. He got a few horses, gave riding lessons and happily hung out with his horses, until he was touched by the realization that there were many, many horses throughout this land that needed a happy, healthy home. That day was the day that Tierra Madre Horse Sanctuary was born. Through Jim's eyes and spirit displayed in his writing, you can almost live that life with him. In Jim Gath's book, Diary of a Horseman: My Life and Times at Tierra Madre Horse Sanctuary, you will meet some horses - some famous, some that no one has ever heard of - until now. You will learn what it's like to live on "Tierra Madre" - Mother Earth. His essays will make you laugh and make you cry. You might even decide to change your own life in one way or another. You will learn what dedication is all about.

264 West 40th Street is about a life lived in New York City by a young man in the mid 1970's. The memoir begins with author Jim Gath's arrival in New York, an uninitiated newcomer to the fountain business. It follows him through the years as he encounters some of the remarkable, some famous and some not so famous people one meets in New York City. The memoir follows the author as he interacts with the different characters and how he ultimately impacts the growth of a family business as well as his personal growth. This is a very personal and entertaining story set against the backdrop of a massive city of unmatchable energy and personalities. As Jim Gath says, "We were living the life of urban cowboys. We didn't answer to anybody. Did whatever we wanted whenever we wanted. No rules. No barriers. No concrete expectations and no regrets. Just a constantly changing horizon. No real vision for the future. And that was good. And bad. It was taking life as it comes and bring it on. We'll deal with it when it gets here.

This book views parenting through the scope of the sacred text, "The Tao te Ching". Each of the 81 verses is interpreted for parenting consciously and living in balance. The verses are broken down to support parents in parenting peacefully. Written from a mother's perspective coupled with spiritual truths and developmentally-sound concepts, this book outlines simple, peaceful and easily-implemented ways to parent on purpose.