FLEXUS addresses the physical challenges trumpet players struggle with when improvising. The practice routines presented direct the professional player or advanced student how best to develop all the facility and technique that they will need.

When Pinky's dad must go away to New Mexico on a business trip, the whole family tags along and makes it a vacation. As a child, Mr. Frink enjoyed exploring caves and caverns, and now he wants to share a spelunking experience with his daughter, Pinky. Pinky learns about cave formations, including stalactites and stalagmites, and about the bats who frequently live in caves. Factual information about Carlsbad Caverns appears throughout the adorable rhyming storyline. The book follows Pinky and her dad as their father-daughter outing progresses throughout their exploration of the caves at the national park.

The fateful meeting of Freud and Horace Frink, and the ensuing scandal that nearly destroyed psychoanalysis In 1909, while on a fundraising lecture tour in America, Sigmund Freud met Horace Frink, an early disciple of his theories of psychoanalysis, whose traumatic childhood and complicated personal life later cast a shadow over Freud's professional career--and came close to destroying his reputation. This little-known and ultimately tragic true story of two divorces, three deaths, and a ménage à quatre, as well as the questionable motives behind Freud's involvement in it, is the subject of a groundbreaking collaboration between artist and animator Lionel Richerand and the prizewinning philosopher, biographer, and novelist Pierre Péju.

When her mom can't take her to the zoo, Pinky calls her friend Mary to play. Together they stretch their imaginations and the friends pretend to explore the jungle during their backyard safari.This is a darling tale of friendship and the ability to use your imagination to explore and have fun - even in your own backyard.

Pinky wakes to find a moving van at the house across the street. The prospect of having new neighbors becomes exciting when Pinky notices a boy her age sitting on the front steps. This delightful rhyming story gently illustrates the forming of new friendships, and the fears often associated with moving to a new home. As with all Pinky Frink Adventures, subtle hints about respecting parental authority are interspersed in the story line.