M. Johnson Boeken

The book explores the concept of the 'tragic vision' within African American religious and cultural experiences, asserting that African American Christian Consciousness embodies this tragic perspective. Johnson delves into how this consciousness serves as both a reflection of the tragic elements inherent in African American history and a profound expression of Christian faith, offering a unique lens through which to understand the complexities of identity and spirituality in this community.

Monty, A Little Dog Who Wanted to be Tall (not too tall, just taller) is about little Yorkie named Monty, who lives a very pampered life and carried around in one his owner's many designer handbags. But, the day Monty meets Leo, the handsome and rugged Rhodesian Ridgeback, Monty begins to see how small he really is and doesn't like it one bit! Especially being carried around everywhere in a handbag. So Monty rebels with one simple thing: walking on a leash. Yet still feeling defeated, Monty talks about his small dog troubles over with his canine friends at the doggie spa, until a Great Dane named Pito helps Monty in his ambition to be tall.

Superman and Batman go up against some of their toughest villains, saving each other, fighting each other, and working with unexpected allies along the way.