Books published by Grackle

The Anti-Cooking Bible: 50 Ways To Get Out Of Cooking shares a creative menu of appetizers, house specials, and à la carte items sure to entice those who strive to avoid cooking at all costs. With entrées like The Caveman, Meat Aisle Mystery, The Obituary, Champion Cruiser, and Do Not Resuscitate, Maureen Ann Clarke helps us navigate one of life's most frustrating questions: "What's for dinner?" Ready to learn how to not cook? Come share a cup of laughter as Maureen stirs things up!Great gift idea!

"Two Dads, Two Daughters: Four Generations of Art" celebrates the artistic creations of the Flickinger/Wimberley family over four generations. Includes works by Paul H. Flickinger, Jr., E. C. Flickinger, Sarah F. Wimberley, and Olivia M. Wimberley. Contains images of over fifty works of art: paintings, drawings, and photographs.

Sandra Cramer's debut children's story, Peacock in the Pine Tree, encourages us to celebrate all the wonders waiting for us in our own backyards. Illustrated by Jocelyn Cramer.A Grackle Book: hardcover, 20-page story with color illustrations.Enjoy!

Adam eventually finds love, but in a twist of fate, he must find a way to win her back. Sometimes you just have to wait for the thing you want most. "The world is full of unmet friends," Adam writes in his new journal soon after he turns sixteen. Adam has spent most of the last four years running and reading. Running made him stronger and more confident; reading taught him all he knows about the opposite sex: women are fascinating and often unobtainable.Topics of friends, fate, affection, trust, self-confidence, competition, bananas, defeat, patience, and finally capturing a life's dream are all themes.