Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) QUESTION: How do I order books online? FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ANSWER: THE HERO IN MY POCKET is sold via: a) Amazon website http://www.amazon.com (Amazon incorrectly lists the audience for "Hero" as 4-8 yr olds; the intended audiences for both books are 6-to-12-year olds). b) Target website: http://www.target.com Search for the titles under the category "Books" c) Military Family Books.com website (THE HERO IN MY POCKET only right now) http://www.militaryfamilybooks.com THAT'S MY HOPE: FEATURING A GALLERY OF MULTI-GENERATIONAL ARTWORK is available via www.amazon.com. QUESTION: What in-store retail venues sell THE HERO IN MY POCKET? ANSWER: THE HERO IN MY POCKET is sold in military AAFES/PX stores in New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and DC: Ft. Dix; McGuire AFB; Dover; Aberdeen Proving Ground; Andrews AFB; and Ft. Meade. If you are an in-store retailer or non-profit and would like to carry books from Early Light Press, please contact us. QUESTION: I think the books are valuable resources for families, but I personally do not know anyone who is affected by such a loss. Any suggestions? ANSWER: Consider purchasing a book and donating it to an individual or organization that can benefit from the topic. Examples of individuals or organizations to consider donating to include: TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors www.taps.org); teacher/educator or guidance counselor who works with children in grades 1-6; librarian; worship leader; local or state VFW or American Legion; non-profit that assists military families; military post library; military servicemember; military family member or family resource liaison/leader; or bereavement camps/centers. Early Light Press donates a portion of the proceeds of book sales to selected organizations that help military families. QUESTION: Why is the FIeur-de-Lis symbol upside down in THAT'S MY HOPE: Featuring a Gallery of Multi-generational Artwork? ANSWER: With apologies to Laura Cotaya, student, artist, and Hurricane Katrina survivor who was commissioned to create the original artwork of the Fleur-de-Lis to represent the rebirth, rebuilding, and resilience in Louisiana -- Laura's beautiful artwork was dismounted from its frame for the printing process and was inadvertently flipped upside down. The editor regrets the error, ya hear? Congratulations to Laura for her selection as an artist of New Orleans streetcar art. Click on this link to see Laura's -- you guessed it -- Fleur-de-Lis masterpiece. http://www.streetcarart.com/archives/2009/01/25/laura-cotoyas-a-streetcar-named-new-orleans/ QUESTION: My organization works with bereaved children and would like permission to copy the "Hero Pages" from THE HERO IN MY POCKET for group use. Do we need permission to copy? ANSWER: Thank you for following the instructions on the copyright page for groups to seek permission to use the "Hero Pages" in accordance with U.S. Copyright laws.  Our Heroes' Tree is a registered Trademark of Our Heroes' Tree, LLC. (c) Copyright 2004-2012 Early Light Press, LLC. All rights reserved.