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A visitor's guide to the weather, transportation, overnight accommodations, dining, shopping, sightseeing, and entertainment of New York City in colonial times.

Pansy the Poodle and her best human friend Avery are famous for solving mysteries all over the world. As a reward for their good deeds, they take a sightseeing trip to New York―where they stumble into a brand new adventure. Fourth in the series of Pansy the Poodle Mystery Series of kids' books. Pansy in New York is perfect for developing reading skills in young emergent readers age 3-7. Morris, the famous talking monkey, has disappeared from the Central Park Zoo! Join Pansy and Avery as they follow the clues, solve the mystery, and get Morris back to his friends and family. Parents, teachers and librarians appreciate the heirloom-quality oversized hardcover with its extra thick pages and splendid full color illustrations.

Join New York Mets mascot, Mr. Met, as he takes a tour of the Big Apple. Read along as Mr. Met goes sightseeing in New York City and makes many new friends along the way. This book is great for Mets fans of all ages!Full color pictures and textHardcoverMade in the USAApproximately 11" x 7.25"Officially licensed MLB product

A comedy for a cast of 8 men and 2 women. As told by the New York News, Visit to a Small Planet "is an imaginative affair in which an alien comes from another planet to do a bit of sightseeing and to see or start a war. He thinks he has arrived in time to see the Civil War, which he expects will be jolly, but he has misjudged his landing and gets here in 1957. He tries to make the best of it. 'Isn't hydrogen fun?' he gurgles, as he hears about modern warfare. Where he comes from, civilization has gone way beyond what we have here. They don't have babies anymore, for instance, he explains to us earthlings, 'We gave it up. Sometimes I think we were a bit hasty.' This interplanetary visitor, who can read human minds, and even have an enchanting conversation with a Siamese cat, plops himself into an average community whose population includes an average general, an average boy and girl in love, and an average TV newscaster or oracle and an above-average cat." Since he has missed the Civil War, the visitor from outer space (not from Mars, he insists) decides to make his own war -he's enchanted with all the new playthings the twentieth century has invented for war-making, and he wants to toss a few of them around. Since on his planet emotions withered away to make room for intellectual development, he sees no reason why a few people shouldn't be happy to die for his amusement; and it takes the combined action of the entire cast to persuade him to call off his war.

In Violet's Turning Point, Vi Travilla and her friends visit New York City. They expect a summer holiday filled with shopping, sightseeing, and social occasions in America's most exciting city, but things quickly become complicated. A missing relative and a mysterious stranger from abroad plunge Vi into dramatic situations that test her confidence and challenge her understanding of what it means to be responsible for others. Will her faith sustain her as she struggles to protect her loved ones from harm? Violet's Turning Point is the third in the A Life of Faith: Violet Travilla series based on the nineteenth-century characters of Miss Martha Finley. Miss Finley dedicated herself to bringing hope and guidance to readers through her writings. Mission City Press is proud to carry on her legacy in this new series of stories about Vi, her family, and the timeless power of true faith.