The King's Shoes    by Kristin Fontichiaro
Price: Free! 1470 words. Published on July 14, 2011. .
A short story that requires audience participation to construct the solution. The footmen to a king with an extensive footwear collection struggle to find a failsafe method of sorting the shoes, providing students with a context to understand the importance of classification.

Mercy Mission (Tank Science Fiction Series #2)    by Kenneth Guthrie
Price: $2.99 USD. 2940 words. Published by Lunatic Ink Publishing  on August 16, 2011. .
The Russian Mob has called on Tank and his crew for a humanitarian job this time. Tank initially doesn’t want the job, but on hearing he will get the toy he has always dreamed of owning as part of his fee, he eagerly agrees. Everything turns to mush quickly and Tank and his crew find themselves hard pressed by the Canadian Guard. It’s a fight to survive and save the refuges.

Alternative to Darwinism and Creationism Based on Free Will    by Shaun Johnston
Price: Free! 14700 words. Published on September 30, 2011. .
Voyaging to a world where people really do have free will we encounter a theory of evolution that supports traditional thinking about the self. Who should care? Anyone whose work affects the opinions others have of themselves. And the humanities generally, under threat from encroachment on their turf by the sciences, all of whose specialties depend on traditional notions of free will.

Answers to College Level Biology exams    by John Janovy
Price: $2.99 USD. 59950 words. Published on December 26, 2011. .
A superb study guide! This book contains all the general biology exams given during a four-year period at a major university, along with the answers. Questions are sorted into general areas (genetics, evolution, metabolism, etc.) In the opening page there is a link to the highly recommended OUTWITTING COLLEGE PROFESSORS in either electronic or paper format.

Go Outside and Play: Why Kids Don't and Why They Should    by Patty Goffinet
Price: $9.99 USD. 40800 words. Published on April 10, 2012. .
Children used to spend most of their free time outdoors. They had adventures. They explored. They did things. But childhood has changed; children live their lives indoors now. This book tells you how this happened, why it's terribly wrong and what you can do about it. Get your kids outside. Put the zing back into childhood! "It's beautifully written, clear, entertaining, concise."