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The Mystery of the Wildhorse Island

The Mystery of the Wildhorse Island

$19.00

My name is Taylor and I am ten years old. This is the story of a trip my brother Drew and I took last summer to a place called “Wildhorse Island.” Drew helped me out with this story. He remembers quite well for a little kid. Since he’s only five, he was not able to help me too much with the spelling. The story is real and so is the mystery.

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TRAILS OF TRAGEDY AND TRIUMPH: The Consequences Of War

TRAILS OF TRAGEDY AND TRIUMPH: The Consequences Of War

$26.00

“One of the most incredible WWII stories”

This book is about an American B24 bomber crew shot down in enemy territory while returning from a successful mission. The narrative recounts human tragedy and captures the triumph of the human spirit. These men’s heroic run for freedom bonded them in life and death.

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Uncle Hershel

Uncle Hershel

$18.00

by Floris R. Freshman

When I grew up in Seagate, which is on the very tip of the Cape of Coney Island, during the fifties and sixties, my world was divided into friends whose parents spoke with European accents, and those whose parents were born in America and had no accents. I thought the latter were special.

They were really ‘American’, they were savvy, established. They had grandparents, lots of aunts, uncles, and cousins, all well-to-do, all in business. Their living rooms were decorated with modern furniture and velveteen wallpaper. They had refrigerators full of TV dinners and made mashed potatoes from a mix. They all had cars and televisions, and knew about the Governor and the Mayor. The mothers had jobs as well as the fathers. They never breast-fed their kids. They didn’t say hello when you passed by their block. They’d buy houses elsewhere and move away, some went to Florida.

The Americans only had one first name, whereas all my relatives each had about five names, which consisted of a Polish name, an affectionate nickname, then Yiddish and Biblical Hebrew names, and lastly, an American name. My relatives came to the USA from war-torn Poland, believing that no wrong could ever touch them again. Thus, they were newcomers, “Griene” in Yiddish, or “Green”, as fresh as a budding Spring. Therefore I also consider myself green, or a novice, being a first generation American. Okay, a freshman.

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Wisdom For Life

Wisdom For Life

$18.50

This book is a synthesis of his over 50-year multidimensional career in clinical and administrative psychiatry in the community, military, education, state and federal mental health programs. Adolescence, juvenile, adult correctional and forensic court work have been areas of expertise. Multiple publications in The American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry correlated his work as Director of Medical Education and Recruitment at Atascadero State Hospital (the world s largest forensic hospital). Private practice in 3 states over 43 years encompassing childhood to centurion age groups. Certified expert witness in over 40 Superior and Federal Courts in California, Co-Director with Seymour Pollack M.D., Bruce Gross Director of USC Department of Psychiatry & Law and staff of a certificate program for 100 professional staff at Atascadero Hospital. The recruited of 40 Board Certified psychiatrists are achieving highest APA Hospital Accreditation. Staff psychiatrist for substance abuse and psychotic homicidal patient treatment programs. Board of Directors San Felipe Humanitarian Alliance for 30 years and current President.

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