The House of the Seven Cats Promised Land Adventures


Book Description

The third in the series of The House of The Seven Cats Adventure Stories introduces four new furry adventuresome characters; Kitten Angel, Mama Cat, Carlos and Priscilla. Through the magic of imagination one will travel through their how and why adventures with the new mansion's family members, Gramps, their three darling felines; Little man, Dusty, and Ben along with Man-E, the mansion's voice. You will also be meeting again, the mansion's first family, The House of the Seven Cats Family and their seven darling rascals; Molly, Little Mother, Grand Duchess Rebecca Ann, Cissy, Nutty Buddy, Captain Sam, and Teeny Yabbett. Fasten Your seatbealts! For this adventure is going to be a Doggone Heavenly Ride!




The House of the Seven Cats


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Introducing seven main new characters, The House of the Seven Cats will fulfill the appetite for fun filled family fantasy on or off the silver screen. The Master, Mistress and their family, though silhouetted through out the story, create an atmosphere where one is able to enter the world of these seven furry personalities and become part of their unique adventures.




Lost Adventures of the House of the Seven Cats


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Exciting adventures are never really lost, though they may get misplaced for a time while other exciting adventures are happening. You will find proof of that in this story as adventure after adventure unfolds with Dusty and Little Man, The Master, Mistress and the three other family adult members residing now in the lonely no-more mansion. Meet Little Man, a gun metal gray, short-haired, tiger striped picture perfect faced cat who is big on ideas though lacking a bit on cat man stature. Meet Dusty, a beautiful long-haired ebony Calico, every inch a lady cat whose jet black eyes seem to disappear now and then behind her lovely long-haired coat. Witness the adventure these two felines have when they and their adult family move into the now lonely no-more mansion that was empty for some ten years since the family of The House of the Seven Cats moved away. Join in on the adventures these two felines have when they meet the village stray street cats and their leader Ben. What brought about their trip to the White House and the meeting with the President? Share in their escapades in finding The Promised Land! Let your imagination soar within these pages.




Lamp of Hope


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Dear Reader, During my adventure travels I found that Miracles are for everyone, that is, for everyone that hopes, expects, and prays for them. I’m sure the characters in this story – The Knight’s, The Benson’s, The Whitcomb’s, King Moola-Lah, his 7 wives, and 17 daughters, along with Dr. Fillmore and Dr. Koomo, yes and even a puppy dog named Pete, would agree. Read on and see if you also will agree with this, remembering, All Miracles are Adventures!




A Collection of Nodding Off Stories


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Five new fantasy stories from The Story Lady's nodding off times will leave you warn hearted, laughing, amazed and excited as each story transports you to the exact location of these fun-filled adventure fantasies. These tales for the whole family from the youngest to the oldest will give you a quiet, sit back, kick your shoes off kinda time. Fade the frowns from your face and let these Nodding Off Stories, Papado Babaretta, Pewtilla Puttaloomus, Wee Hello-Weeze Mactavish, The Adventures of William W. Wabbit, and An Ad-Venturesome Tale, put a smile in its place.




The Master Toy Maker


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Meet the Master Toy Maker, his wife, Candy and Freddy and a cast of unbelievable new characters as they infiltrate your imagination with this new Christmas fantasy.




Christmas In Our Town


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Once upon a Christmas time there was a town that everyone called OUR TOWN, where at Christmas time all the Our Town folks gathered together at this Our Town Square that was semi-circled with its Our Parsonage, Our Toyshop, Our Department Store, Our Hardware Store, Our Grade School, Our Dining Room, Our Soda Fountain and Grill, Our Library, Our Supermarket, Our Fire Department, Our Police Department, Our Doctor and Dentist Clinic, Our Hospital, and our famous Our Town Family Inn. In Our Town, no one felt or acted bigger or smaller that another one. Sharing was their keyword and thus at Christmas time all Out Town folks would gather at Our Town Square where each year at Christmas Time, different Our Town folks would share a past memorable Christmas Miracle memory with all the other Our Town folks. This Christmas time, the Our Town folks decided to welcome any and all folks that would like to share in their Our Town Square Celebration. So let this OUR TOWN SQUARE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION BEGIN!!




Black Cat Weekly #160


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MYSTERIES / SUSPENSE / ADVENTURE “Promised Land” by Andrew Welsh-Huggins [Michael Bracken Presents short story] Security specialist Erie Hollar uncovers a sinister conspiracy on the moon’s Shackleton City. After discovering a body and surviving a brutal attack, Erie races against time to unravel the truth, dodging dangerous enemies and bureaucratic traps in a tense, moonlit sci-fi mystery. “The Great Diet Duplicity,” by Hal Charles [Solve It Yourself Mystery] Detective Kelly Stone investigates the theft of a cash prize at a dieting club’s annual weigh-in. Amid fire alarms and diet debates, can you solve the case before she does? “Murder of a Slumlord,” by Marc Egnal [Short Story] Detective Darryn Clark investigates the high-profile murder of a notorious slumlord in North Philadelphia. Amid a complex web of corruption and hidden motives, Darryn uncovers shocking secrets behind the crime. “Velda and the Three Happy Housewives,” by Ron Miller [Short Story] Private eye Velda’s latest case starts too close to home—just two floors down. What begins as a routine domestic disturbance quickly spirals into a tangled web of deceit, murder, and unlikely allies. A Mediterranean Mystery, by Fred E. Wynne [novel] A respectable English vicar finds himself embroiled in international intrigue and smuggling when he joins his wayward brother on a Mediterranean voyage. A thrilling tale of adventure, morality, and redemption. SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY “Materialist,” by Janet Fox [short story] Barbara married for wealth, but after her grasping, elderly husband finally dies, a series of mysterious disasters unfolds. With a growing sense of dread, Barbara realizes the dead may hold more power than she ever imagined. “The Elevator Operator,” by Donald M. Munro [Barb Goffman Presents short story] Hugo Sanz, a long-time elevator operator, now a sentient hologram, faces more than difficult passengers in “The Elevator Operator.” As technology threatens his existence, dark secrets from his past resurface, leading to an eerie showdown. “The Tour Guide’s Tale,” by Anna Tambour [short story] A quirky tour guide shares a bizarre and darkly humorous tale of a colleague’s strange encounter with eccentric travelers. The story spirals into unexpected absurdity, blending wit, mystery, and a little menace. “Little Jimmy,” by Lester Del Rey [short story] A man returns to his childhood home, where he encounters something far more unsettling than nostalgia—an inexplicable presence tied to his past. Little Jimmy, a mysterious figure, challenges everything he thought he understood about life, death, and ghosts. “Mr. Biggs Goes to Town,” by Nelson S. Bond [short story, Lancelot Biggs series] A space freighter crew faces unexpected challenges when they are reassigned to a critical mission involving pirates on the planetoid Iris. With Lancelot Biggs’ quirky genius leading the way, they must uncover a new resource to save the mission—and thwart the criminals.







Adventure Education for the Classroom Community


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Empower your students instead of coercing them through punishments and external rewards. Engaged by the activities in this character education curriculum, students will choose responsible behavior. Help your students master communication skills, create plans, make decisions, solve problems, and resolve conflicts. Your efforts will build classroom communities that support character development, individual and social responsibility, and academic excellence.