Mario V Farina: 90 books

I was having dinner at the Daily Sunrise when I was suddenly cast to State Street in Schenectady, with the date being 1937. Within a few hours I was being interrogated by a librarian, a police officer, and a detective. Everyone seemed as puzzled as I was as to what had happened. Eventually, I discovered...

This game shows that there are "families" of words such that when you know how to spell a word in a family, you have an easier time learning how to spell additional words in that same family. For example, in the ???ay family, you'll find words day, hay, may, pay, stay, way, bray, stay, sway,...

There had been a poisoning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Trumble. Detective Edna Godfrey from the 16th Precinct had been assigned to investigate. The crime had occurred during a dinner party. Detective Godfrey solved the question of who had apparently committed the crime. This story takes you step by step through the investigation. Can you solve the mystery before the answer is revealed?

This game challenges you to solve a word problem where a short poem uses four words made from the same letters. A further challenge is for you to create a Rhyme-O-Gram to challenge the creator of this game. Both parts of the problem are not easy to solve.

This is a fictional story about a little girl who became accidentally lost on a train. Her mother was on another train going in the opposite direction. All the little girl knew is that she lived on Main Street in Skin Your Neck Today. Was she be able to be reunited with her family. Of course, she did. This story has a happy ending. But exactly how? You'll love this tale!

When I went to Wanda's house as I usually did before going to work, I found her despondent. We had had a confrontation the night before and she declared she intended to kill herself because I had treated her so badly. While I watched, puzzled, she took a handful of pills and washed them down...

Philip Stanton finds a little device that he discovers is able to transport people over great distances at high speed. He names the device, "Little Gem." He learns how to use it and travels to Manhattan to meet with the wife of the inventor of the device, James Hardesty. It seems that Dr. Hardesty...

This e-book is educational. It tells how to form the past tense of verbs. The book emphasizes the correct use of the past tense forms for the verbs see, do, and come. The correct verb forms for over one hundred commonly used verbs are included in this document.

This book gives you ten tests to help you determine whether you are truly educated. You may have all kinds of degrees but are you well rounded? With these self-correcting tests, you may be able to determine this for yourself, and become a more interesting persons to talk to when you converse with others.

I met Ginny at the company clinic where I had gone to be examined as part of my job orientation. She was lovely and I fell in love with her at once. She loved having fun by constantly playing pranks on me. This bothered me so much, we needed to see a marriage consultant. Ms. Robinson, the consultant, told us Ginny was suffering from a malady known as scurramania. How did this affect us?

There are twelve stories here that deal with devotion. The titles of the stories are: Devotion; Girl With Binoculars; The Girl in Red; If You Were the Only Girl in the World; The Heavenly Sacrifice; A Momentous Decision; Play Moonlight Sonata For Me; The Love of My Life; My Dear It Was You; The Shared Gift; I Sent Her A Single Red Rose; I Will Always Love You.

A bumbling English Professor felt compelled to make a parachute jump. His motivation was the belief that everyone must confront their fears bravely and conquer them. He had a fear of heights. Ms. Banion, his instructor was apprehensive about this person's clumsiness and begged him to reconsider....

Do you have the temperament to be a successful fiction writer? This is a non-fiction article that asks readers if they have the temperament to be successful fiction writers. A test is presented with a table at the end that predicts the reader's chances of being successful. The author is a fiction writer of over 200 fiction pieces of various Lengths.

These are twelve stories that have a "twist;" that is, a surprise at the end. The titles of the stories are Remembering the Anniversary; The Mistrial; A Meal to End All Meals; Judge Me Fair; English Major; The Woman In The Diner; Woman On The Phone; Thou Art A Witch; Voyage To Mars; Betrayer; Brain...