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Quarantine Reflections across Two Worlds is a captivating memoir about life in two strikingly different worlds, an ardent defense of freedom, and a thought-provoking analysis of current events and ideologies. Nora D. Clinton shares her story of growing up in Bulgaria-from her childhood under communism, to watching the Berlin Wall fall in twelfth grade, to arriving in America, which she made her home. Throughout, she illustrates the dangers of utopian abstractions and the need for common sense and humanity. Her story is for anyone trying to fathom the current surreal reality-fascination with socialism, 2020 pandemic and protests, and so much more."It is all about basic humanity, so often drowned these days by enthusiastic efforts to promote abstract ''values.'' The author reminds us that totalitarian mentality is essentially anti-humanist-no matter whether it claims to be defending a communist or a Nazi state, a nature deprived of people, or the equality of sexes by imposing manufactured uniformity of their roles."-Philip Dimitrov, PhD, former prime minister of Bulgaria, ambassador of Bulgaria to the USA and of the EU to Georgia, current constitutional justice and VP of the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe"Quarantine Reflections across Two Worlds is a vivid and compelling account of childhood and youth in communist Bulgaria, which says, in a few words and through illustrative stories, a lot about the misery of living in a totalitarian state. Its talented author, Nora D. Clinton, possesses wide culture and knowledge, which enables her to offer interesting comments about the superiority of liberty and democracy and to address some clichés of the contemporary political discourse."-Nassya Kralevska-Owens, journalist and author of numerous books, including Communism Versus Democracy-Bulgaria 1944 to 1997, whose Bulgarian edition became an unsurpassed bestseller about recent history."Dr. Nora D. Clinton''s vivid booklet is part personal memoir of a childhood under communist tyranny and part impassioned tribute to political liberty. It is a product of noble independence of spirit and an ode to it."-Andrew Bernstein, PhD, American philosopher and internationally acclaimed lecturer and author of fiction and academic books, including Heroes, Legends, Champions: Why Heroism Matters.

Sehnita Joshua Mattison - Television ProducerThis is a wonderful, intergenerational story of a child's love and respect for a grandparent, filled with madcap antics and adventures. It also highlights a community's appreciation of an older person's contribution to others. We can't find enough of these stories that include all ages and this is definitely one to cherish-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tanenbaum and Zaslow have created a delightful story that captures a young child's undaunted drive to help his family and community. Even when his efforts go awry, you cannot help loving how tireless Alex is in his wish to help his Grandpa . And, of course, Big Shaggy Max keeps us laughing with his big sloppy kisses and accidental spilling of paint. A perfect book for a classroom or bedtime discussion!"Kathryn Kehoe, mother of two, grandmother of four, and former third grade teacher in NYC>------------------------------------------------------------------------------Congratulations to Tanenbaum and Zaslow! They have crafted a colorful tale, weaving important messages of forgiveness, determination, community, and character into the special story of a boy and his grandfather. Working in a senior living community, I see the delight in the eyes of our residents when a child visits. As a parent, I know the importance of that intergenerational bond. I hope families read LOVABLE GRANDPA JOE together, remembering how special they make each other feel, and remembering that seniors, like little kids, do BIG things, too!,Amy Nol - Senior Living Concierge and Mother of three-____________________________________________________If you ask a grandparent what is so special about their grandchild, they are often lost for words. The bond seems to exist in a deep place where words hardly exist. Lovable Grandpa Joe reveals the love, the caring, and the attachment involved in a relationship like no other. You will understand if you have one of your own. Your life will feel extended and rejuvenated.Lunel Lemieux - Creator/ Director -Community Circle- Beverly Hills Maple Counseling Center____________________________________________________Alex Bigsby is a little boy with big ideas. But has he bitten off more than he can chew? Forgetting to unplug his grandfather's old coffeepot at Grandpa Joe's Bike Shop teaches Alex and his friends a valuable lesson in fire safety, and their eagerness to earn quick cash without carefully doing their work educates them on the importance of follow-through. One of the pillars of character is responsibility, and this is a great book to teach children (and, sadly, many adults) how to take responsibility for one's actions."-Danny Brassell, Ph.D., internationally-acclaimed speaker, bestselling author of 16 books and co-creator of ReadBETTERin67Steps.com____________________________________________________Readers who enjoyed meeting Big Shaggy Max and his devoted pal, Alex will be happy to follow their adventures in LOVABLE GRANDPA JOE, where Alex learns some important lessons in responsibility as he faces a series of challenges and is determined to make things right. Edith A. Buie, MFT_____________________________________________________ A uniquely wonderful book that captures the special bond between a grandchild and grandparent and shines light on seniors, who are at times forgotten There are not enough such books that entertain and show kids the winning way of Teamwork coupled with Love. Isabel Hacker, Mother of three boys and President Beverly Hills Board of Education_____________________________________________________Tanenbaum and Zaslow have wonderfully shared their books with my 2nd grade on Dr. Seuss' Birthday- Read Across Ame

This book aims to help parents and grandparents get their children into bed within the shortest possible time. The story begins with the sun and the moon in a slight tussle as each finds the other in its space. The writer uses night creatures such as Mother Owl to create an aura of spookiness. Grandma uses a subtle strategy to give the child an expectation that she/he is next in line to fall asleep.