New Releases by Steve Nelson

With 50 reusable stickers, this paperback book will have little ones "hoppin' down the bunny trail" with Peter Cottontail, one of Easter's most beloved icons. A perennial Easter favorite, "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" has delighted children since Gene Autry first recorded the song in 1950. Today Peter Cottontail, now over seventy years old, is one of the most recognized and beloved Easter characters ever created. In this colorful paperback, the song's bouncy lyrics, accompanied by charming illustrations, tell the story of Peter's preparations as he decorates and hides eggs on Easter morning. The book also includes two pages of reusable stickers and a fold-out scene on which to place them.

As the immigrant teenage son of a Croatian miller, Steve Nelson arrived in the United States after World War I and entered a world of chronic unemployment, low wages, dangerous work, and discrimination. Following the path taken by many fellow immigrant workers, he joined the Communist Party. He became a full-time organizer and ultimately a major leader, only to resign in 1957 after unsuccessful attempts to democratize the American party. This remarkable oral biography, recounted in collaboration with two historians, describes day-to-day life in the party and traces Nelson's career from his beginnings in the Pennsylvania coalfields to his secret work as party courier in the Far East; form the battlefields of Civil War Spain to the jails of Cold War Pittsburgh; and from a small group of Communist autoworkers in Detroit to the upper reaches of a party leadership in New York. It is the frank and analytical account of a leading American working-class activist.

Two young brothers attached by their bootstraps, decide to go and fight for the Confederate Army. En route to form up with the rest of their company, they are captured by the North. Sent to Camp Douglas, Illinois. The brothers bribe their way out, and eventually end up in Wisconsin, to start new lives. With help from their uncle, the boys open up a tavern/casino/cathouse in Dundee, Wisconsin. Their lives begin to change in a big way, with help from some notorious outlaws.

"Une traduction de la populaire chanson "Frosty de snowman" dans laquelle un bonhomme de neige prend mystérieusement vie lorsque ses jeunes créateurs posent sur sa tête un vieux chapeau visiblement un peu magique. Les enfants et leur bonhomme partagent des jeux endiablés et tournoient avec allégresse autour du grand sapin dressé sur la grande place jusqu'à ce qu'un policier mette un terme à leur parade dans les rues du village. Avant de les quitter, le bonhomme rassure toutefois ses jeunes amis et leur confie qu'il sera de retour demain, après avoir dansé par les monts et vallées."--SDM.

A new format for a bestselling Easter music book. This perennial Easter favorite has delighted children since Gene Autry first recorded the song in 1950. Since then, its popularity has increased, making Peter Cottontail one of the most recognized and beloved Easter characters ever created. This bouncy, happy tune can be heard simply by pushing the sound button on this sturdy board book. The song plays once each time the button is pushed, and children and their parents will soon find themselves singing along. This delightfully illustrated combination of book and tune will practically leap off the shelves. Ages 2-5.

Highly affordable, pocket-sized guide to Renal Medicine for junior doctors and medical trainees.

Tomorrow's World #1 By Steve Nelson Awaken into the hot & erotic, beautiful world of the future in, Tomorrow's World #1. A man from the 20th century is awakened after centuries of hibernation. The reader is invited along to experience this Fantastic New World of Hot Love & Total Beauty! Experience a Totally New Culture based entirely on Love! Imagine a Futuristic Sex Fantasy where: Everyone is hairless and always naked Everyone has a number, matching their address as a name Everyone is Loved and Wanted! In Tomorrow's World #1 the "F" word and Sex is NEVER used to promote Hate & Violence! Please Enjoy, Steve Nelson's Tomorrow's World #1"

A book on evangelism is like one on dental hygiene. Everyone knows they should floss, but no one wants to. And you sure don't want to read about it. Welcome to my world.This is the account of a very average and reserved Christian attempting to share his faith every day for forty days. In these pages you'll find an embarrassing account of cowardice. But you'll also find an amazing record of God working through weakness. No matter how unbelievable, everything in this book is true.Discussion questions included.

A beloved Easter character is hard at work to provide boys and girls with the Easter fun they love. 'Oh, my, I'm late! This isn't great. It's time to rouse the others To do the chores that each adores For Easter candy lovers.' On the day before Easter, Peter Cottontail awakens late to a day filled with chores. He and his friends must color the eggs, collect the nuts, find the jellybeans, and assemble the baskets. Peter's left exhausted, but the children are delighted when they find their treats on Easter morning.

A father tells his child about the time that Frosty the snowman returned, just as he promised.

An illustrated version of the familiar song in which a snowman, who was brought to life by an old silk hat, has great fun playing with the children who built him.