Tasora Books: 11 books

There is nothing more expensive than ignorance -- let The Educated Franchisee serve as your guide for selecting a franchise that meets your needs!The Educated Franchisee will teach you:-- How to find a franchise that is right for you.-- How owning a franchise can create wealth.--...

From 1980 to 1990 THE NEIGHBORHOOD graced the comic pages of newspapers across the country. Along with Gary Larson’s THE FAR SIDE, it redefined the single panel gag cartoon with short bursts of sophisticated and surreal humor. Van Amerongen introduced BALLARD STREET in 1991 . . . a rich continuation...

Van Amerongen’s boyhood memories were shaped by the ethnic influences of his Dutch and Polish heritage, images of roly-poly women in large print dresses and rotund men in baggy trousers. The characters in his panel are older, exaggerated versions of the people from this time. From 1980 to 1990 THE...

In On It is the book for the grandparents and best friends, colleagues and neighbors, aunts and uncles, teachers and caregivers of contemporary adoptive families. It offers advice, information and insights into contemporary adoption -- especially for readers who are not themselves adoptive parents....

Something is happening to Earth. Everyone is being affected. Meet Robin Ward, who is fighting for her family’s survival against the backdrop of a devastating cosmic event. This is her diary.“The Cold Diary” is an original short story from the author of the suspense novel, Storm Lake.

A fiery memoir of two people who are so different it takes an act of God to bring them together and a good welder to keep them that way. What happens when a former Benedictine nun and a rough-hewn woodcutter remember recognize one another from another life?

This book is written for the author’s three sons and it chronicles the years from September 1976, when he met his wife Victoria, to May 1984, when their first son was born. During those years that took them from Kansas City to Washington, D.C., to Boston and ultimately to Hingham on Boston’s South...

Army Captain John Mooney, Jr., M.D., returns from World War II a heroic surgeon, highly decorated for his bravery and the wounds he received saving soldiers in fierce combat all across Europe. In addition to his battle scars, he returns with another war-induced malady. The alcohol and drugs he took to...

From Tibet to the Galapagos, from the Arctic Ocean to Polynesia, Catherine Watson’s travel essays take readers to the far corners of the globe, sharing rich encounters with other lives, insights into the human spirit, and the bittersweet tension between home and away.

When the FBI wants to infiltrate a emerging militant group, the Bureau recruits the best man it can find for the job . . . and he's not an agent. He is Professor Michael Lund, a young academic expert on domestic terrorism. The one-time-only mission gives the tough and smart Lund a chance to fulfill a...

The death of a loved one shatters the lives of those left behind. In our grief and despair, we pray to everything holy that this is not the end. We need desperately to believe that our loved ones have not left us and that we will see them again. Despite what common sense might dictate, we pray for the...