This touching collection of poems pays tribute to a precious son who died at a young age. The poems in this book will resonate with anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one, and remind us of the power of love and the resilience of the human spirit.
How the Squeaker of the House Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Democracy.
The story follows a cynical politician on Capitol Hill who, in his quest to become Speaker of the House, discovers the true essence of America after consuming a magical cookie. Through whimsical visions featuring the founding fathers, he transforms into a Constitutional Patriot. His newfound perspective leads to a bipartisan victory, allowing him to become Squeaker of the House and successfully pass popular legislation that benefits all Americans, highlighting themes of redemption and unity in politics.
Exploring the concept of open-mindedness, this book delves into its implications for Christians, questioning whether it is a virtue and how to navigate intellectual diversity within the church. It examines the potential threats and benefits of open-mindedness, drawing insights from historical thinkers like Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, and Wittgenstein. By intertwining philosophical perspectives with Christian faith, the book aims to provide clarity and guidance on the practice of open-mindedness in contemporary religious contexts.
Featuring a curated selection of Sunday comic strips, this collection showcases the beloved characters Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, created by John Rose. Spanning the years 2004 to 2017, the volume highlights Rose's favorite strips, celebrating the humor and charm that have made these characters enduring favorites in the comic strip world.
Focusing on the whimsical side of Halloween, this collection features 31 original cartoons crafted by John Rose, inspired by a month-long drawing challenge. The illustrations present a humorous take on the holiday, including quirky characters like gluten-free spiders and trick-or-treating aliens, alongside a unique family-black-sheep vampire. Additionally, the book includes new cartoons and a seasonal essay titled "I Often Dream Of Halloween," making it a delightful and lighthearted celebration of the spooky season.
The narrative follows a government scientist from the future who travels back in time to create a formidable army by recruiting ten legendary warriors, each equipped with special suits for dimensional travel. However, his plans unravel in the first century when he encounters the Romans, leading to his disappearance and the warriors being lost for two millennia. The story takes a turn when a young boy discovers one of these warriors buried in his backyard, setting the stage for an adventure that spans time and dimensions.