Marry Ellen Livres

Stated First Edition. 1983 Mary Ellen Pinkham Doubleday & Co. 155 pages.

The memoir recounts a harrowing journey of survival against a backdrop of childhood abuse inflicted by a trusted caregiver. It explores themes of betrayal, resilience, and the struggle to reclaim one's identity amidst trauma. Through poignant storytelling, the author reveals the profound impact of her experiences and the strength it takes to overcome them, ultimately offering a message of hope and healing.

The story follows Tanner Dog and his new feline friend as they embark on an adventure to explore the park. Their journey highlights themes of friendship and curiosity, showcasing the excitement of discovering new places together.

The story follows a puppy's journey to find a loving family at a pet store. Initially nervous, he soon discovers joy in the company of other animals, including puppies, kittens, fish, and birds, as they play together. This heartwarming tale captures themes of friendship and the excitement of finding a forever home.