Old For Kids

Here—for the first time since they were initially published in the Golden Age of Pulp Western Fiction—are three novels and five short stories by the likes of R.S. Lerch, H.C. Early, Van Cort and others, all writing at the top of their creative games to satisfy what was an unquenchable market for western heroes and outlaws. This third volume in The Pulp Western Anthology series has set these tales in a clean, new typeface and presented them with the artwork that originally accompanied them. Hot Lead for Gleaming Rails is a well-crafted tale of empire building, crooked politics and ...

Are The Video Game Ninjas Gonna Be Salad!? Josh, the Red Ninja, hates his little brother. But when an evil dark ninja uses an army of cucumberobsessed monsters to kidnap him, Josh and the Video Game Ninjas will have to fight to get him back before Josh’s parents find out! But as strong as they are, the Video Game Ninjas will need to find and master a brand-new power, if they’re going to stand a chance of beating the cucumber people... With 24 full color comic-book illustrations, tons of video game action, and a jungle’s worth of vegetables, Video Game Ninjas 2 will have you and your ...

Felix's shower is a portal to another world. Never fear. He's ready for anything this time, with a backpack full of survival gear. He turns on the shower and . . . REEEEKKKKKK! Felix finds himself in the middle of the ocean . . . sinking . . . but there's a ship on the horizon.

A girl with a wish. A man raising his daughter alone. A woman who goes to the most remote place she can find. Mandy's world is turned upside down when her boyfriend blindsides her with a shocking revelation instead of a proposal. Desperate to escape the heartache, she takes a summer nanny job in Fairbanks, Alaska. Darren is raising his daughter alone. Since his job on the North Slope keeps him away for days at a time there's no other solution except to send his daughter Katie to the lower 48 for the summer. Katie desperately wants to stay in Fairbanks with her father, so she takes matters ...