However, we did invest in some great software that I want to show you.” He pointed to the icon on the desktop. “That’s ‘Lose the Oops’,” he said proudly.
LOSE THE OOPS by Mary Jo Rabe
THE BEST NEIGHBORS by Colette Parris
When he arrived, the young woman sitting on the steps of the three-story Victorian was wiping her eyes.
ROMEO AND JULIET by Les Bohem
I sat down facing Dante and ordered a mineral water and another coffee. It was an angry statue, glaring up at the building where the poet had once stayed.
EVERYDAY MONSTERS by Joyce Meggett
Dad asked how many little monsters they gave me, and I was proud to tell him I have thirty students, and not a monster in the lot.
NO ONE BEATS THE WRYNECK by Samuel Barnhart
There was snow on the ground when the Wryneck arrived at Hindel Village.
WILLIE MAYS WAS MY FAVORITE PLAYER by Joe Giordano
Willie Mays lost his cap chasing fly balls, so I did too. I saw that Willie was black, but I didn’t notice.
COMING TRUE by Dan Crawford
Alice raised her eyes to the cloudy orange figure above her.