Warmheart's Tales, written by noted author Hugh Jass, were beloved by many until Jass' untimely demise in March of 2003 while riding around in a van wearing a football helmet.
How many can you name in the above picture?
An introduction to the world of Warmheart's creator by none other than Charles Dickens
Here are links to Warmheart's last six tales.
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Warmheart receives a letter in the mail. What that letter has to say is so terrifying and frightful that suicide doesn't even seem fitting, in Terror in the Heart. Sent out 3/28/03
A clown is sure to die and only Warmheart seems to have the heart, or the guts, to race into the arena to save him, in The Death of a Clown. Sent out 3/21/03
Still upset about the events of 9/11? Time to get over it. Warmheart has and here's his story about what he did during those fateful days. It's a little ditty called Sparky the Fire Dog Saves the Day. Sent out 3/14/03
It's a good thing you've come here, my friend, because you are about to gain some startling information about how stupid babies really are in Warmheart's latest tale: The Infant Intelligentsia. Sent out 3/9/03