The following AuthorHouse books were featured in our monthly New York Times Book Review Ad on December 17, 2006.

A Guide on: How to Protect Your Personal Information Sandra Raby, M.Ed. and Lisa Ruggeri, MAOM A Guide on: How to Protect Your Personal Information shows readers how their information can end up on the Internet through the little-known information sharing industry. It describes steps that can be taken to protect personal identifying information from being released into public record and publicly available information sources. Ordering Information

Memories of Sad Brown Eyes Deborah Barclay A compelling story told through the eyes of a child whisked away to a foreign country at a young age with her mother, who was being stalked and mentally abused by a colleague. Savanna recounts her childhood memories growing up. Ordering Information

Poestry – Amore Denny Rokicki Within the pages of Poestry – Amore, Denny Rokicki delves into the heart of the artist and the mind of a simple man. Readers find the world of the grand and prolific, the thoughts of the dreamer and the realities of life. Ordering Information

Seasons with the Meistersinger One Woman's Life with Richard Wagner A Biographical Novel Karen Alexander Hoffman Seasons with the Meistersinger is an intimate view of 19th century German composer Richard Wagner, the times in which he lived and the women with whom he shared his life, written from the perspective of Wagner's first wife, popular actress Minna Planer. Ordering Information

The Amulet 2nd Edition Nancy Beth Lawter When the powerful talisman chooses Jessica for its Guardian, she discovers that Queen Maura and her champion will do whatever it takes to control both her and the Amulet. Her only hope lies in the untrained man she calls Protector. Ordering Information

Islamic Economic Revolution of the Century Freedom from National Debts in Shortest Possible Time Dr. Niaz Ahmad Khan Dr. Niaz Ahmad Khan presents a "new and innovative methodology" of economics based on Islamic principles that will eliminate debt and poverty in his book, Islamic Economic Revolution of the Century: Freedom from National Debts in Shortest Possible Time. Ordering Information

Where The Wisdom Lies a message from nature's small creatures Hope Ives Mauran Hope Ives Mauran shares a message she received from the creatures of the Earth in a delightful book for adults and children alike, Where the Wisdom Lies: a message from nature's small creatures. Ordering Information

MY LIFE IN CAMPS DURING THE WAR AND MORE Robert S. Saito MY LIFE IN CAMPS DURING THE WAR AND MORE are stories of pre-adolescent Robert S. Saito playing and growing up in concentration camps. Other stories are of 1930s depression and post World War II housing shortages. Ordering Information

Children Of Our Own War A Boy's Journey Fred Bonisch As World War II turns against Germany, the author describes a young boy's true family experiences of the war and post-war years in Germany. He draws special attention to the heroic roles of mothers and the positive impact of the American occupation on his hometown. Ordering Information

How Could You Penelope Sue Randall How Could You reveals the effects of what abuse does to a person. By taking responsibility for your own actions can be a life changing experience. This book helps readers to know they no longer have to be the victim. Ordering Information

Induction Malfunction Leaving Teachers Behind Dr. Leonid Chernyak As seen through the eyes of first-year teachers, Induction Malfunction: Leaving Teachers Behind showcases what happens when a mentored induction program is purposefully and neglectfully disbanded; forcing teachers out via broken promises and burnt bridges. Ordering Information

Warp Speed A Plus Newtonian Relativistic Mechanics Gary Mike Colasuono Are there different rates of motion through time? Are seconds of time the same throughout this universe? Antioxidants? Lecithin? A cure for cancer? How we should implement automation into our society to create uupper class society. Become a noble laureate? A viable United Nations? Non-fiction Ordering Information

Among Unknown Hostages The Memoirs of John Tomczyk Translated and edited by Frances M. Tomczyk The memoirs of an American, John Tomczyk, who, along with more than a thousand other American CIVILIANS in Europe, spent years in Nazi prison camps once the U.S. entered WWII. Ordering Information

The Fear Equation A Children’s Book for Adults Anthony L. Hall The Fear Equation is a simple solution to what may be perceived as a complex situation. Author Anthony L. Hall helps readers develop the ability to let go of the madness that is fear through letting go of their self-delusion. Ordering Information

Who Cares? "When The Saints Come Marching In" My Search for the True God Thomas John Ford "The Truth shall make you Free." It will also make you laugh and think or even cry. This no-holds-barred autobiography is written by a true believer and not a cynic. "So In-Your-Face" you have to smile! Ordering Information

Allow Your Children to Fail if You Want Them to Succeed Dr. Avril P. Beckford, Pediatrician Dr. Avril P. Beckford teaches parents and educators to "take the shame out of failure" and recognize mistakes as opportunities for children to grow, develop and learn in her book, Allow Your Children to Fail if You Want Them to Succeed. Ordering Information

From Death to Life Jolanda Mosley From Death to Life explores and parallels the processes of natural and spiritual birth. Jolanda Mosley opens the door of her own past and pain in order to serve as a midwife to those who are pregnant with purpose. Ordering Information

Zephrum Gates and the Mysterious Purple Haze Tricia Riel An engaging children's story that pits an unlikely band of heroes against a classic villain in the fight to make the world a better place. Following clues, Zephrum encounters spiritual beings, strange wind phenomena, fairies, "moss folk," goblins, a leprechaun, and the very scary "man behind the chair." A Family Favorite! Ordering Information

Lloyd Leroy Pigeon Lloyd Maier This misguided pigeon provides ample material for this satire of the well known book Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach. The story is comical, adventurous, and shockingly surprising. An easy read for all ages. Ordering Information

YOU WILL LIVE FOREVER SINCE WE'RE ALL PARTS OF GOD Dean Cochran Gross Dean Gross argues the possibility of eternal life through religious and scientific exploration of the concept of reincarnation in his book, You Will Live Forever Since We're All Parts Of God. Ordering Information

"YE BE SEES" Irvin Wood "Ye Be Sees" shows readers how humans can achieve the speed of light and everlasting life using the rules laid out by Einstein. It outlines reasons why people must take this step in order to avoid the extinction of humanity. Ordering Information

La Femme Fatale A Guide To Ladies Self Defense Sheldon L. Billips, Illustrated by Julie Hertslet Women are made aware of their own self-defense system encoded in their DNA through devastating techniques, their own natural weapons and the wisdom to apply them with deadly force. A terrific guide for prevention of rape, robbery and attacks. Ordering Information

I'm not sick. Society is! ADD/ADHD is an adaptation to society - not an illness. A 5-step Drug Free Parent/Teacher Guide. Jaydene Morrison, MS, LPC, NCSP, NCC So what is an ADD/ADHD child? Changing the stereotype into a positive descriptor, I call these children CIC (Creatively Inclined Children). This book provides parents and teachers with simple tips to stimulate and encourage these visionary children rather than suppress them. Ordering Information

COUNTERCLOCK A NOVEL ABOUT ADULTS BEHAVING BADLY BASED ON A TRUE STORY R. Savannah Jenkins K had the seemingly perfect life, yet felt completely miserable. After a racy affair, alcoholism and depression, K decides to build a new life for herself. Counterclock is written as a series of e-mail conversations between K and the important people in her life. Ordering Information