Charles Higgins Libri

Junior High level social studies text book on Europe and Asia

Set in a whimsical world, this first installment of the Rabbit series introduces readers to a charming protagonist navigating a series of enchanting adventures. The narrative blends humor and heart, exploring themes of friendship and self-discovery. As the main character encounters quirky companions and faces whimsical challenges, the story unfolds with engaging twists and delightful illustrations, appealing to both children and adults alike. This enchanting tale promises to captivate the imagination and evoke a sense of wonder.

The story centers on Grace, who navigates life as a single mother after the death of her husband, Hank. Balancing the demands of raising her curious son, Georgie, and managing their law firm proves overwhelming. While her half-brother Jack offers some support, his unpredictable behavior complicates Grace's already challenging situation. The narrative explores themes of resilience, family dynamics, and the struggles of single parenthood.

Grace, a tall and confident young woman with a background in ballet and self-defense, embodies the encouragement of her loving parents to pursue her endeavors. As a single child, she developed a strong sense of self and determination, which is reflected in her graceful demeanor and commitment to completing her projects. Her physical attributes and skills contribute to her unique character, setting the stage for her journey ahead.

Continuing the journey from the first installment, this second book in the Rabbit series delves deeper into the lives of its characters as they face new challenges and adventures. Themes of resilience and growth emerge as relationships evolve and secrets are uncovered. The narrative is rich with emotional depth, exploring the complexities of friendship and the impact of past decisions. Readers can expect a blend of humor and poignant moments, all set against a backdrop that enhances the characters' development.

Customers with their usual table at a restaurant have more than their fair share of problems. The manager Leo can help. These interconnecting stories, clever and intriguing, follow the fortunes of the customers and how they and their families react to the issues they face. A father who dies leaving a dysfunctional family with a problem they alone can solve - will they find the right solution? An overzealous lifestyle guru and his long-suffering wife - how can she cope with him? A husband with financial problems wanting to sell a valuable work of art without his family knowing - can he find a way to do it? These and other stories are told with warmth and humour, all from the author's experience as a lawyer advising families on their personal dilemmas. The stories often reveal what happens if the past is allowed to dictate to the present.