Dandelion imprint: 32 books

I have written this book as a labor of love for all kids who have ever suffered at the hands of a bully. As a parent I have witnessed bullying first-hand and now as a grandparent my six-year-old grandchild and his friends are wrestling with an older child who is calling them names and throwing sand at...

On April 13, 1974 I had the karmic fortune of experiencing the natural uprising of kundilini (Sanskrit word for energy that lies dormant in the “chakra” at the base of the spine). I was sitting in my living room reading a book, and suddenly felt a pleasant intensification of energy. The energy quickly...

Mary Mottley, or Mme. Marie de Tocqueville, the English wife of French political thinker and historian Alexis de Tocqueville, seemed to be buried in the dustbins of 19th century French history until Sheila Le Sueur came along. Upon coming to the U.S. from Jersey, where Sheila survived the Nazi Occupation,...

“We are the echoes/the refugees of echoes,” writes Carol Adler in one of her best-known poems. In The Death of Santa Claus & Other Stories, Adler describes how she became the refugee of her own “echoes.” “After revisiting these stories many years after they had been highly praised and published...

Labeling this era “Age of Fools” in the tradition of 15th century Sebastian Brant’s “Ship of Fools” and embellishing his work with artwork by Edward Beardsley, William Cook writes: “How ironic that the self-proclaimed righteous, the born again Christian Zionists and the Jewish Zionists wheedle...

Anyone who ihas ever been uprooted by war or any equally traumatic event that cost them the loss of family, country, language or livelihood will relate to Maria Woelfl's memoris. She is a shining example for every person who truly desires ultiamte joy, personal fulfillment and love of life, self and others.

It’s 1939 and the war’s beginning. Everyone’s afraid of spies. When Jack tumbles off the Kent train with the other wartime evacuees from London, no one in the village wants to take him in. Then Lady Ashwell patriotically sweeps him off to the Hall, where Jack learns how to hold a knife...

A true story of tragedy and loss wiith a powertul spiritual message

Science of the Soul explores the mystery of the mind and gives us a different lens through which we can view ourselves with greater clarity. We can now prove scientifically that none of us is alone, ever. No one has to live their life or pass to their death alone. The Science of the Soul or Spirit expands...

How can a boy outwit a king? King Henry must have an heir. That means he must have a new wife. And for that he needs the backing of the Church. But the king is prepared to do this without their support and will defy the Pope. Even St Thomas Becket, lying buried in Canterbury cathedral for...

“The Feathered or ‘Winged’ Serpent is known throughout the world by over 8,000 names originating from every indigenous culture on Earth. The single defining attribute of this ‘deity’ was its ability to give to human beings the ‘knowledge of gods’ so they too could ‘ascend into the...

A 21st Century Look at Self-Management from an Expert Life Coach & Business Consultant... Using her own life lessons and those of her clients as examples, Executive Coach, Certified Equus Coach and Businesss Consultant Beth Wonson identifies 9 everyday ROCKS that hold people back from experiencing peak...

Debra Paige is a personal trainer, group fitness instructor, diet coach, health and wellness speaker, and founder of Nth Degree-Living, www.nthdegree-living.com. For the past 12 years she has devoted her life to helping people lose weight and regain vitality by removing manufactured or “manipulated”...

In a series of colorful, too good to be true episodes, Sharon Kay takes the reader on a journey through parenthood, divorce, remarriage and redemption.