Tom Ryan Libri

A moving story of the rescue dog that caused havoc and stole everyone's hearts by the New York Times bestselling author of Following Atticus

The exploration of comfort in the twenty-first century reveals a paradox: while modern conveniences enhance our lives, they come with hidden costs. The narrative delves into the implications of our constant quest for upgrades, questioning the true value of comfort in an increasingly commodified world. Through this lens, the book prompts readers to reflect on the sacrifices made for ease and the deeper consequences of a lifestyle centered around convenience.

The book features a gripping narrative that captivates readers with its intricate plot and compelling characters. It explores profound themes of love, loss, and redemption, drawing readers into a richly developed world. With a blend of suspense and emotional depth, the story unfolds through unexpected twists, keeping audiences engaged until the final pages. The author's masterful storytelling and vivid prose elevate the reading experience, making it a standout in contemporary literature.

Tom Ryan is a middle-aged, overweight, no-nonsense newspaper editor. But when Atticus M Finch, a Miniature Schnauzer, arrives, he is forced to question everything about his life. In an enchanting but dangerous winter wonderland, they face raging blizzards, frostbite and storms. This title tells her story.

Focusing on the career of Douglas Sirk, this book explores his evolution as a filmmaker known for his impactful melodramas in the 1950s. It highlights his distinctive style and contributions across various genres, including musicals, comedies, and thrillers, showcasing his work in both Europe and America. The narrative delves into the themes of exquisite ironies and obsessions that permeate his films, offering a comprehensive overview of Sirk's artistic legacy and significance in 20th-century cinema.

The anonymous host of a true-crime podcast is faced with a new case that could uncover secrets from her past.

Set against the backdrop of the entertainment industry, this narrative explores the lives of child actors navigating the challenges of fame through television. It delves into the impact of social media on their careers and personal lives, highlighting the pressures they face. The story also examines the innovative use of crowdfunding as a means for these young talents to pursue their dreams and projects, revealing the complexities of growing up in the spotlight. Themes of ambition, identity, and the quest for authenticity resonate throughout.

Gerri's aspiration to become a successful singer on her beloved reality show takes an unexpected turn when she faces an early elimination. This setback forces her to confront her dreams, resilience, and the harsh realities of competition, pushing her to reevaluate what success truly means. As she navigates the challenges ahead, Gerri's journey becomes one of self-discovery and determination.

For ages 3-9... A young boy is determined to hunt down Peeve, the mysterious and mischievous pet his parents talk about so often. Although his parents' pet is apparently quite small, Peeve certainly causes a lot of trouble. Peeve leaves chocolate finger prints on the piano, toys all over the house, water on the bathroom floor, mud on the carpet, and crumbs on the couch. What kind of unusual pet is Peeve? And why do the boy's parents let such a wild pet live in their home? Both children and adults will relate to this humorous story, which will likely lead to a discussion about their own pet peeves.