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Edith Sitwill (1887-1964)

RELEASES FOR 2008

index Searching For Infinity
Dale Sackett

ISBN 978-0-9799495-1-7    $17.95     NOW AVAILABLE

A layman's guide to understanding the Universe!

For a concise, down-to-earth summary of the infinite scheme of the universe and a possible explanation
of the meaning of life, you may wish to consult your local preacher.

But if you are somewhat skeptical of his answers, you may be interested in what Sackett has figured out.
Please keep in mind that nobody has the ultimate answers. However, there are many clues that we can work with...
Although the writing style is simple, be prepared to stretch your mind to the ultimate limit. You decide.

index Driving On The Wrong Side Of The Road
by Michael Britton

ISBN 978-0-9799495-0-0    $17.95      NOW AVAILABLE

A light-hearted look at the many cultural, social and linguistic contrasts between the author's native
United Kingdom and his adoptive home, the United States.

Using personal anecdotes, and even attempting to enlighten with some facts and figures along the way,
the author finds humor in many of the everyday differences between these two sibling societies.

Covering everything from house-building to a visit to the doctor, and commenting on subjects from America's
gun culture to the UK's drink culture, the book touches on numerous aspects of life on either side of the pond.

index House of Ghosts
by Lawrence Kaplan

ISBN 978-0-9799495-2-4    $17.95      NOW AVAILABLE

In the spring of 1944, word of the Nazi's "Final Solution" for European Jewry leaks to the free world.
As 300,000 Hungarian Jews await their fate in the Auschwitz killing center, American bombers fly
overhead en route to their target less than a dozens miles away. One bomb delivered to the gas chamber
could render the murder apparatus useless.

Why did Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy refuse to order it? Was it McCloy's anti-Semitism?
Did he fear a tidal wave of Jewish death camp survivors flooding into Palestine and the possible loss
of Saudi Arabian aviation gasoline needed in the coming war with Stalin's Russia?

House of Ghosts takes the reader back to the turbulent years prior to American involvement in WWII:
its anti-Semitism, the America First isolationist movement with Charles Lindbergh, and a Brooklyn Jewish
self-defense group battling for their people's survival.