ORANGE FRAZER PRESS

• 233 pages

• 6 × 9

• Hardcover

• ISBN 979-8991395-267

• Copyright 2026

By Edward Yingling

Banking Wars is the inside story of the making of banking legislation and regulation during a period of massive change in the laws governing our financial system, from the S&L crisis of the 1980s through the Financial Crisis of 2008-2009, as told by the banking industry’s top lobbyist during that period. Between those two crises, bills were enacted for the first time to allow banks to branch across state lines and to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act and allow banking institutions to offer all financial services. It is also a story of how lobbying really works, as told by someone who for twenty-five years was on every list of Washington’s top lobbyists.

• 40 pages

• 9 × 9

• Hardcover

• ISBN 979-8999385-208

• Copyright 2026

Written by Joan Murdock and Illustrated by Hayeon Jeong

Bookworm Bea and the Braille Machine is a heartfelt true story about a little girl called Bea and her Grandpa Nathan, a blind attorney, who team up to make Braille books for blind and partially-sighted people. Their goal is to help blind people to read and to experience the joy, wonder, and excitement from books.

This book emphasizes the importance of helping others and the joy and happiness that is received by doing so.

A major theme of this book is the importance of contributing to our community and the joy and sense of pride that is experienced by doing so.

Included -  Card with the Braille Alphabet and Numeric Characters

• 233 pages

• 11 ½ x 11 ½

• Hardcover

• ISBN 979-8999385-222

• Copyright 2026

By Kathryn E. Merchant

Case Western Reserve University exemplifies the adage that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

It began in 1826 with the founding of Western Reserve College in Hudson, Ohio. In 1882, the Case School of Applied Science opened its doors in Cleveland’s University Circle. Then in 1967, these two great institutions joined forces through a federation, becoming Case Western Reserve University . This proud history has supported its vision, mission, focus, and perseverance to become one of the country’s leading private research universities.

Over a period of two hundred years, countless people have benefitted from the wisdom and innovation of the university’s founders, trustees, faculty, staff, researchers, and generous alumni. The impact of Case Western Reserve is far-reaching across medicine, dentistry, nursing, physics, chemistry, engineering, social work, management, and law, as well as a broad range of core disciplines in the arts and sciences. Sixteen Nobel Laureates and the accomplishments of scores of notable alumni provide testament to the university’s devotion to academic excellence, research, and innovation.

This book is dedicated to the bicentennial celebration of Case Western Reserve University’s history and promise for the future.

• 196 pages

• 7 × 10

• Softcover

• ISBN 979-8991395-274

• Copyright 2026

By Topher Donahue

A story of strengthening communities and ecosystems through extraordinary collaborations in the Pacific Northwest.