Green Bird Press: 1411 books

All of Alger's juvenile novels share essentially the same theme, known as the "Horatio Alger idea": a teenage boy works hard to escape poverty. Often it is not hard work that rescues the boy from his fate but rather some extraordinary act of bravery or honesty. The boy might return a large sum of...

Tale about a young homeless teen who rescues himself from the world of pity and poverty and becomes self reliant. Great reading for ages 9 and up.

It appears that there is a cell in the jail wherein a prisoner tells the trutch about matters.

A psychic tale of dual personality and the underworld, told in Mr. Vance's typical way, which means that each chapter unfolds more suspense, and that excitement vies with love interest for the rule of the reader's imagination.

The cover says:  "A starkly naked novel of sin and segregation."  This is lurid pulp fiction at its best!

This is not crime or detective pulp, but rather a fictional study of exploitation and moral bankruptcy. An episode in the life of Russell Haxby, auto salesman. The con jobs he perpetrates in business pale in comparison to his personal schemes.  Charles Willeford wrote a number of sleazies and High...

This work is the result of thirty years of devotion to the training of the human mind for the great end for which it was created. Early in that period it was felt that at the very foundation of such efforts were opposing theological theories, that seemed at war with both the common sense and the moral sense of mankind.  

Lovely tale written for younger readers, all the way through teens.  Quick and humorous, this is a fun tale even for adults.

A part of the Little Prudy Series by Sophie May, this is an unforgettable tale for younger children.  

Tale of a pair of twins, written for youngsters ages five through ten.

A tale of love, alcoholism, murder, crime, and a dismal street life in big city.  A lurid pulp detective thriller.  

Tale of a village containing two strong men, and what kind of relationships they attempt to establish.  This is a short story, perhaps fifteen pages or so.  A quick read, great for a bus ride or train stop.

THE CAR was hot, and so was the blonde who drove it. A smart shamus like Rusty Forbes should have known better than to hole up with her in a tourist cabin. By the time that little picnic was over, he found himself custodian of a corpse—and on the trail of enough loot to stock a department store. Too...

An enigmatic tale of a young man's coming of age. This is a very touching, very gentle romance and adventure.