Jackson Press

Growing Young by Dr. Elizabeth Framingham
Forty is the new thirty, Fifty is the new forty and sixty is the new fifty. The author documents the “youthing” of our aging population, offering inside to how individuals truly are as old as they feel. This book shares stories of how some turn back the clock as they grow older.

Southpaw by Dr. Peter Kraning Join the author as he investigates the historical world of those that are left-handed. Learn of the dark and quirky past when being a southpaw could be good, but was often bad. Kraning will cover some of history’s more notable figures that hit from the other side of the plate. In addition to the British Royalty you’ll discover others from Nelson Rockeller to Jimi Hendrix.

Taming Your Child by Brenda Ronaldson Learn how to correct bad behavior in children by amusing them with knowledge. The author gives sure-fire tips that use astronomy, geology, and the arts to divert their energy into the right direction. Ronaldson reveals clear ways that simple games can help you tame your little monster before you lose you own marbles.