The Spider and the Fly Charlie believes he is going on a simple, fly fishing, vacation. Instead, he is drafted into solving a brutal murder, and finds himself drawn into a web of intrigue and deceit. In a County where reality and fantasy, seem to constantly reverse positions, Charlie is determined to get to the bottom of this case, even if it kills him. Charlie finds his path blocked at every turn, by: Sheriff Baker, who also happens to be the kingpin of the local Moonshine industry. Ruth, the owner of the Karma Cafe, who has a psychic hatred of Charlie, for committing acts that he hasn't, as yet, even considered doing. And "The Nagus," an enigmatic figure, who is leading a silent, antigovernment revolution. So silent, in fact, that the Government may not even hear about his revolution, for, at least, the next 500 years.

Have you ever seen a spider’s web sparkling in the sunshine on a cold, frosty morning? Have you ever wondered why we decorate Christmas trees with tinsel or strands of beads? It’s to remind us of a beautiful, frost-kissed spider’s web. How does a spider’s web fit into the Christmas story? Read on to find out.

The Spider and the Fly is a moving love story with a terrible twist to the tale. Spanning continents and decades, this is the voyage of a young girl to a woman, entangled in the web of a fascinating but ultimately destructive relationship. Told with humour, poetry and pathos, this is a true story that you won't forget, and one which may even save your life.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1873.

Sing, play games, clap, and march! 25 entertaining lessons and 38 CD tracks with instrumental accompaniments and vocals reinforce children's knowledge of weekly themes and holidays. Enjoy creative dramatics and movement in most lessons as well as cross-curricular activities. Folk songs and delightful originals will put smiles on children's faces. Designed for classroom or music teachers, Music Play activities may be used for teaching or performance.