Best Selling Books by Sam Williams

Illustrations and simple rhyming text describe the subtle feelings that are love.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text call for all people of the world, wherever they are and whatever they are doing, to talk peace.

Come spend the day and play with Bunny and Bee! They swing in the trees, chase the leaves, splash in puddles, and when it''s cold, have lots of cuddles! With hide-and-seek and peekaboo plus dancing and singing till the sun fades away, this joyful story will tempt toddlers to join in the fun.

Simple rhythmic text and illustrations depict a big yellow school bus taking bunnies to and from school.

Dive into a realm where Warhol''s rebels and Lynch''s night owls converge: a tribute to the misfits, the dreamers, and the silenced souls. For the eclectic souls who found refuge amid the enigmatic canvases of Warhol''s Factory, and those who lose themselves in the hypnotic scenes of David Lynch''s nocturnal masterpieces, this book is your siren song. It beckons the true outsiders, the ones who''ve always danced to the erratic rhythms of their own hearts, only to find themselves estranged in a world of conformity. You''ve felt the sting of alienation. Mocked for your peculiarity. Chided by mentors who never grasped the depth of your emotions. Within these pages lies a sanctuary-a place where your untamed sentiments are not only recognized but celebrated. This is a chronicle for those who''ve been constantly assailed by a deluge of unusual and passionate feelings, yet were rendered voiceless amidst the cacophony of societal expectations. This tome is more than just a collection of words; it''s an exploration into the very essence of what it means to be different, to dream differently, and to see the world through a lens tinted with the hues of raw emotion. It''s an odyssey of discovery and acceptance, an invitation to embrace the wild, the weird, and the wonderful that resides in every misfit. So, to the rebels, the mavericks, the ones who''ve always felt a little out of step with the world around them-this is your anthem. A tribute to the battles you''ve faced, the emotions you''ve grappled with, and the unique tapestry of experiences that have made you who you are. Dive in, and find solace in knowing you''re not alone in your beautiful strangeness.

Whatever the weather, every day is a playful day for these two friends. With rhyming text and appealing illustrations, this second title in the ''Bunny and Bee'' range is perfect for bedtime.

Longlisted for the UKLA Book Awards In rollicking rhyme, an adventurous kitty invites his friends for a night-time romp in the busy city. We''ll swoon to the moon if the moon is out. We''ll have a night to sing about. We''ll catercall upon the wall And never worry if we fall.

Join in with the bunnies as they travel back to school on their very own school bus! Together you can recite the rhythmical text – ‘Here comes the school bus, school bus, bunny bus, big bus, yellow bus, time-to-go-to-school bus’ – and pull the tabs to see the bunnies and their bus move along on this all too familiar journey.

Marco (AKA terminator) is one of the best women seducers on the planet who spend the weekend nights going out to pick up the sexiest girls in Hollywood. Even the most celebrities are not safe from his killer charm! In a search for a better life, he quit his day job and began working for the biggest dating company in the world where he teaches men from different backgrounds, whites, Asians, Indians, Hispanics and other minorities, to learn the art of pick up. the journey takes him to lavish parties, drugs, and meeting celebrities. In a modern dating world that love has been lost and forgotten, Marco must find a balance between his one-night stands and romantic relationships. But can he find a person trustworthy despite all the lies and cheating that he had seen throughout these years? Dreamland is not just a story of a lonely man who transfers to become the best pick up artist in the world, but the tale of thousands or million other men who are suffering an unfulfilling life! But the secret of his great success is hidden in his diary and he tries so hard to forget that part of his past which made him to become so successful. This novel is not advised to be read by everyone; only those who can handle the pain of learning the truth!