Goodnight Moon meets the Addams Family in this deliciously backwards bedtime story and picture book debut by Eisner nominee Sid Sharp.When the sun goes DOWN, it’s time to get UP at Midnight Manor! The unusual residents have a busy night counting the caterpillars on the curtains and playing drums with the banshees in the basement. Before they know it, the sun is rising–which means it’s finally time to say goodnight....

Love Kinsey Millhone's grit, Stephanie Plum's humor, or Spenser's wry take on academia? Check out the Doctor Rowena Halley series!"Brilliantly-written and highly entertaining, a must read..." The Prairies Book Review"A charming blend of academic inspection and social commentary that weaves an engrossing personal perspective into a blend of social observation and evolving romance." D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

ONE MAN HAS SPENT FIFTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCING THE GLORY OF GOD DOING EXACTLY WHAT HE SAID IT WOULD DO.It all began when Sid was a twenty-nine-year-old stockbroker at Merrill Lynch, chasing the one goal he'd set for himself: to become a millionaire by the age of thirty. The closer he came to achieving it, the emptier he felt. Looking for an edge, he signed up for a New Age course that promised hidden knowledge through a "spirit guide." To his astonishment, it work...

What if one ordinary decision could save a life? Most people think this is a book about CPR. It isn't. It's a book about purpose. It's about faith, family, resilience, and discovering that the greatest missions often begin with the smallest steps. When a global pandemic transformed Sid and Rizza Cortez's dream wedding into an intimate ceremony, they made an unexpected decision. Instead of spending the remaining money on a honeymoon or new furniture, they purchased CPR mannequins and turned...

In a future society where the year is not specified…Each person is forced to live alone, in a small van that is placed in a designated spot within the barren woods. Expected to isolate from one another, the people are purposely kept apart for reasons unknown. Despite this, an encyclopedia holding herbal secrecy has been passed down for many generations.But this time is different: the only person who can understand the book's contents is a young boy. Instead of following bli...

In (un)Familiar: stories, sid sibo's collection ranges across Wyoming wilderness to urban Dusseldorf, northern Minnesota's frozen lake country to southern Arizona's drought-stricken desert, and to Ireland's stormy west coast. What each piece brings to readers is a keen awareness of and sensitivity toward the other-than-human creatures sharing the planet. Climate chaos certainly plays its part in challenging the human characters of these various landscapes, and yet humans bring their own ch...

They say knowledge is power. For newly minted PhD Rowena Halley, all her book learning isn’t enough to keep her safe. She’ll have to rely on her Moscow-honed street smarts instead.Get the first four books in the Doctor Rowena Halley series and three bonus companion novellas in one boxed set!"Brilliantly-written and highly entertaining, a must read..." The Prairies Book Review"A charming blend of aca...

Where do spiders like to play? This delightful book, filled with charming rhymes and vibrant illustrations, provides some playful answers! Parents, family, and friends will love sharing this book with their little ones. Count the spiders hiding in each scene! From the farm and the seaside to a potter's studio and a donkey sanctuary, these playful spiders can be found everywhere – even packing for an adventure! This cheerful, interactive book is perfect for bedtime reading and guaranteed to...

What the World Can Learn from the Fall of the West is a dramatic title for a profound unease that has been festering for some time. In the Age of Brexit, Trump, and the surge of international populism, the West has been plagued by questions relating to identity, multiculturalism, social mobility, and the influence of Big Tech and social media on representative democracy. With a growing divide between “winners” of globalization and the “losers,” a question unfolds: Are the days of ...

In a land gripped by the chilling whispers of war, a lone samurai, Kenjiro, known in legend as the 'Steel Storm', seeks solace in a self-imposed exile. Haunted by a past stained with betrayal and bloodshed, he has traded his daisho for the quiet solitude of the Akiyama peaks. For a decade, peace was his only companion, a fragile shield against the memories of a life he swore to leave behind.But the winds of fate are relentless. A desperate plea, carried by a noblewoman fleeing the ...

Moving to a new country is never easy, but it can also be the most rewarding adventure of a lifetime. Life of an Expat in Canada explores what it truly means to start fresh in one of the world’s most diverse and welcoming countries. From the excitement of arrival to the challenges of finding work, adjusting to the weather, and building a sense of belonging, this book captures the full expat journey.Through practical insights and real success stories, it highlights the stru...

About the AuthorSid Weiskirch is ninety years old and does not have Alzheimer’s disease. He has used biofeedback exercises for sixty years to stop migraine headaches. He is a retired marketing professional with a four-year degree in marketing from Roosevelt University in Chicago. In his spare time, he enjoys playing table tennis.