Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups is a raunchy collection of short stories that will make you roll on the floor with laughter. Filled with vivid descriptions of fantasies becoming true and hilarious situations, the book is light and entertaining, apt for your nightstand. Read about a programmer who is about to see his dreams come true when an exceptionally beautiful woman sits next to him on a flight, in Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups. One of the other stories tells us about a kitty party, where Menu Verma shows the attendees a PowerPoint presentation about going down to reach the top. Find out how the mice play when the cat is away in Malti and Manoj's story, or how a sexologist couple gets kidnapped but nobody wants their ransom in the story, The Sexologist Reveals. If you're looking for pure entertainment and naughty tales, this is the book for you. Eighteen Plus was published in 2013 and is available in paperback.

Math Scripts: Algebra 1 is a supplemental resource to any Algebra 1 course. It is designed to allow students to practice solving equations and inequalities studied in Algebra 1 using a script. The script provides word-for-word steps using the rules of equations, inequalities, and order of operations. Students can partner with other students and speak the parts in the script that describes step by step how to solve what is given. They have a great opportunity to write what they are saying, which helps them to process how what they are saying is related to how to denote the solution process symbolically. In other words, they are not only able to say the correct process, but they see how it should be written, building their literacy. There are different levels for each topic, so students can begin at an entry level and continue with more complex scripts. Speaking the language of math by performing math scripts will help your student become more fluent in math.

Vol. 17, 21-105 contain Annual reports of the Marine Biological Laboratory for 1907/08-1952.

Herman Jackson chose St. Paul as his place of permanent exile from Detroit after his former life as a bookie got too hot. Now he leads a respectable, low-profile life as a bail bondsman, selling second chances to losers and looking over his shoulder. When a young woman named Amy Cox leaves Jackson a priceless antique violin as security for her brother's bail bond, it's really the beginning of an elaborate con game. But the game has barely begun when she is murdered in front of Jackson's office. And for reasons that make no sense, the police are calling him the prime suspect... unless he gives them the violin as evidence. With his criminal past, Jackson can't afford to be a prime suspect for jaywalking. But he is also not prepared to give in to extortion. Soon he is on the run, trying to solve Amy Cox's murder, pursued by one real and one crooked cop, a band of urban Gypsies, and an unknown killer who also wants Jackson dead. Then the violin, reputed to carry a 400-year-old curse, takes on a life of its own.