*NEW* Promotional Video for The Wombaloo by Carla VanKoughnett
Monsters need friends too. The Wombaloo is a story about a monster that appears to be scary, but deep inside he has a cushy, friendly personality that endeavors to find a friend. He travels from forest, to prairie, to sea, to mountain top in hopes of accomplishing this. In the end he finally makes a friend when he uses his monster talents to save the life of a tiny little rabbit. This story is written using rhyme, moral, and word-play. Many young children have reluctance to meeting new people, and people who are different from them either out of fear, or cultural influence. My hopes with this story is to inspire the thought that, “Things are not always what they appear to be.” That even the roughest, and meanest looking fellow may in fact be the friendliest person in the world. May many come to love this story as much I enjoyed writing it.
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This is a promo for the new book, “Beside The Empty Cradle” by Pamela Sonnenmoser, which I directed (acting and videography) and edited.
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So funny
Season 09 episode 06
Produced by Answers in Genesis, sponsor of the Creation Museum. The book, Already Gone, is cowritten by Ken Ham and Britt Beemer. 
also’s Amazing Book Race is a fun-packed day where teams of 4-5 people race around to Ottawa’s downtown literacy checkpoints. At each location, the teams are given literacy-based tasks such as reading a story to a group of people or completing a word search. Once a team has visited all the checkpoints, they return to the starting point to claim their prize and rest with some much-deserved refreshments. There will be a celebrity speaker and fabulous entertainment as well. It is a great day out with family, friends, colleagues, and neighbours come and enjoy!
Robert expresses some of his worries to Kitty.
Unbeknown to Urkel, Laura has given him Eddie’s little black book to use as an invitation list to Eddie’s 21st birthday party, and all of ex-girlfriends show up. While Eddie isn’t having a happy birthday party surrounded by his exes, Carl looks to prove to Commissioner Geiss that he’s right for a promotion to captain.
The Unveiling: An American Teacher in a Saudi Palace chronicles the efforts of American school teacher and author Kristin Decker, who served with her husband as a tutor for the children of the Saudi Royal Family in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. During their time there, they learned much about the culture of Saudi Arabia, and the insight they gained working for the Saudi prince and princess gave way to a hope that the U.S. can improve relations with Mideastern nations and that peace and democracy in the Mideast is possible. Some have even called their story a modern day version of The King and I. The Unveiling: An American Teacher in a Saudi Palace (ISBN 1-58939-912-9, 2006, Virtual Book Worm Publishing, Inc, College Station, TX, 200 pages, $13.95 softback, www.deckerbooks.com. For a review copy of The Unveiling or to arrange an interview with Kristin Decker contact book publicist Scott Lorenz of Westwind Communications Book Marketing at scottlorenz@westwindcos.com or 734-667-2090.