A Month of Sundays--the New Mexico Columns is a collection of columns from writer Harry Musselwhite's work with The Rome News Tribune (Rome, Georgia). Accompanying the essays are black and white photographs by the author of New Mexico landscapes, symbols, and more. The book is a tribute to the beauty, landscape, and atmosphere of American Southwest.
"Roshi and the Coyote Choir" is the delightful children's illustrated book that tells the story of a ranch dog, Roshi, and his unlikely friendship with Margarita the Coyote. Through music, the two find a new and exciting friendship.
Set in a bustling New York City music store, the story follows Little Martin the Guitar, who yearns to be chosen by a talented musician. Despite his smaller size, he dreams of finding a loving home while facing competition from larger instruments. Each night, the instruments come alive, showcasing their talents and vying for attention, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with music and camaraderie. Through this enchanting tale, themes of aspiration and the quest for recognition are beautifully explored.
Set against the backdrop of a prestigious concert hall, this children's story follows Martin the Guitar and his owner, the renowned folk singer Robert, as they prepare for a big performance. Alongside them are Martin's new friend Morgan and her father, Archie the Archtop Guitar. The narrative explores themes of friendship, acceptance, and the joy of music, while introducing potential challenges like broken strings. Colorful illustrations enhance the tale, and readers can access online audio through a special website linked in the book.
Martin the Guitar has been purchased by the famous folk singer Robert, and is now on the road performing for audiences everywhere. Martin loves to make music with his new friends, Tthe Harmonica Family, and is in Florida performing with them at a Folk Festival. Just before the performance, Martin and his little friends are kidnapped! Will Martin show his friends his courage? Who will come to the rescue? Is romance in Martin the Guitar's future? Download free music by author Harry Musselwhite to accompany the book at martintheguitar.com.