Mary had a little Lamb The little Lamb was me I followed her to bed one night To see what I could see I saw what I saw I did what I did Now little Mary has a kid by John Lamb (12/19/1956)

Finalist for the Killer Nashville Silver Falchion award in the nonfiction category.Back in 1982, Frankie and Annette wouldn’t have survived ten minutes on this beach. Not before either being robbed, brutally assaulted, or forced to flee in terror from a violent lunatic amped to the gills on angel dust.Incredibly, the seaside sands were still much safer than the anarchic downtown streets of Oceanside, California. Little wonder the street cops’ unofficial motto for the town w...

One of the world's foremost teddy bear experts delves into the history of the famous brand that inspired Winnie-the-Pooh.The family firm of J. K. Farnell & Co. Ltd. occupies a position of unparalleled importance in British soft toy history, firstly because it was the very first British toy company to manufacture teddy bears, and also because it created the actual bear that inspired A. A. Milne to write the Winnie-the-Pooh stories. Yet impressive as those facts undo...

The Garden Party & The Fly: Level 500 Reader (H) features modernized and simplified versions of two well-known stories by Katherine Mansfield. The Garden Party (1921) revolves around a party at the home of a wealthy middle-class family. It raises questions about discrimination, love, life and death. The Fly (1922) is set in the office of a successful businessman. Two visitors, an old man and a fly, force the businessman to think about and then forget somebody he ...

The contemporary legal landscape is no longer a rigid hierarchy composed of limited and complacent behemoths, but rather an ecosystem, filled with a wide variety of players that facilitate disruption and revolution and jostle for clients' attention with agility and innovation. This includes - but is certainly not limited to - entities such as technology companies, consultants, alternative legal service providers, and paraprofessionals. Law firms are not the only ones in this environment th...

This new addition to the Images of America seriestraces the history of Lockport, Illinois, from theheight of its canal activity in the late 1860s to itsdecline as the lifeblood of the town in the early20th century. Lockport�s story is revealed here inover 200 vintage photographs that trace the town�sprogress from its early days through the 1970s, whenthe canal reappeared as a recreational and tourist attraction. In Lockport, Illinois: The Old Canal Town, author John Lamb offers a rare glim...

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Listen… If you’re sick of complicated workout plans, overpriced gym memberships, and routines that feel like a second job—you’re going to love this. “Bodyweight Workout Guide” strips fitness down to what actually works. No machines. No crowded gyms. No guesswork. Just you… your body… and a battle-tested system designed to build real strength, burn fat, and get you looking like you actually give a damn about your physique. Inside this guide, you’ll discover how to turn simple movements into...

**“Lash is capable of explaining the mind-bending concepts of Gnosticism and pagan mystery cults with bracing clarity and startling insight. . . . [His] arguments are often lively and entertaining.”—**Los Angeles TimesFully revised and with a new preface by the author, this timely update is perfect for readers of The Immortality Key.Since its initial release to wide acclaim in 2006, Not in His Image

Retired San Francisco cop Brad Lyon is settling into a quieter life with his wife Ashleigh in Virginia’s mountain country, where they collect and create teddy bears. But even here, stuff happens...The day is here—and Brad Lyon is helping his wife put the finishing touches on her best bears, just in time for the Shenandoah Valley Teddy Bear Extravaganza. The event will draw fur-ball fanatics from near and far—to buy, sell, or simply ogle the bears. But the main even...

Hell is empty and all the devils are here.Shakespeare’s words aptly describe the Southern California City of Oceanside in 1984. It’s a violent town full of pitiless marauders and anarchic violence. Armed street gangs fight over drug turf, serial sexual predators prowl the nighttime streets, and armed robbery is a commonplace occurrence. Oceanside cops refer to their city as “where the debris meets the sea.”Welcome to the third volume of John J. Lamb’s remarkable memoirs. Pr...

Joseph Smith may have lived in the nineteenth century, but he saw the world in ways we are only now beginning to understand. Relying upon Joseph’s teachings, Dr. John David Lamb—award-winning professor of chemistry at BYU—draws fascinating parallels between the latest scientific discoveries and revelations received by the Prophet Joseph. Uniting science and faith, this book paints a mesmerizing picture of the universe around us.