Best Selling Books by George Mendoza

A shepherd and his flock of sheep demonstrate such concepts as young/old, coming/going, up/down, and near/far.

Five years after the events of Journey of the Spirit Man, Michael Seymour finds himself back in the alternate reality from which he had been so eager to escape, but to where he has recently been desperate to return. But the land he discovers upon arrival has changed. A great war rages, and Michael is revered as a warrior and a killer, although he has no recollection of being either of those things. Charged with finding and destroying the Annihilator, a force intent on bringing doom to the land of Shoot, Michael must battle the world around him-human, creature, and natural-and trek through desolate wastelands, where he encounters a series of allies and foes. Along the way, he discovers that The Spirit Man''s warrior spirit sits at bay within him. But The Spirit Man is not the only spirit lying in wait inside Michael-and he''ll need help from them all to save the land he''s come to love and honor the fatal sacrifices his friends have made for him. Vision of the Spirit Man is the second installment in George Mendoza''s captivating Spirit Man series. ufeffGeorge Mendoza went blind when he was 15. In 1980, he broke the world- record for blind athletes, running a mile in 4 minutes and 28 seconds. Mendoza now works full- time as an artist and writer. Currently, his exhibition "Colors of the Wind" is a National Smithsonian Affiliates traveling art exhibit. He lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and is founder and president of the Wise Tree Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit corporation for the promotion for the arts. He is a motivational speaker and is currently developing a screenplay based on his life story and children''s book Colors of the Wind. Learn more at www.georgemendoza.com

Henri Mouse becomes a world-famous juggler with magical powers when he chances upon a special juggler''s ball.

A wild duck narrator looks at the past when the environment was bountiful, searches through today''s polluted environment for a home, and encourages saving and restoring the environment for the future.

An alphabet book illustrates the needs of a boat from anchor to zephyr.

An old shepherd has difficulty putting himself to sleep one night when the sheep won''t jump over the fence, but instead engage in all sorts of unusual activities.

Words in this story of an old shepherd and his dog searching for his lost sheep correspond with alphabet letters.

Adaptations of 3 amusing traditional American folk tales of the supernatural

Three brief stories about a spider, an ant, and a seed.

Full-color reproductions of the well-loved artist''s portraits of America''s most patriotic moments are accompanied by speeches, essays, poetry, and prose excerpts, in a celebration of basic American values and aspirations

Photographs of shadow images of swans, camels, Napoleon, witches, and other figures together with photographs showing how the images are formed using hands and fingers.

Norman Rockwell''s illustrations of children at play accompany a poem expressing the desire of two people to enjoy the delights of childhood and grow up together.

Text and photos unfold the wanderings of an orphan boy on the streets of Paris as he dreams of owning a horse.

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