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  • av Andrew Mudie
    229 - 379

    This is the long-awaited brilliant sequel to Charles Dickens novel, Great Expectations, with the powerful activities of the convict hero, Abel Magwitch. Suffering under corporate skulduggery and a broken heart, Miss Havisham becomes a recluse raising the beautiful Estella who taunts her childhood friend,Pip Pirrip. Pip helps Magwitch on the frost-bitten Kentish moors prior to his transportation to Australia. Magwitch never forgets. Becoming seriously wealthy in Australia, Magwitch anonymously funds Pip and returns to Britain only to be recaptured as a felon. Awaiting execution, Magwitch perishes in prison, leaving his heirs, Pip

  • av ROBERT WINKLE BURKE
    145

    Adjectives that come to mind when I read this work were pure, authentic, inspiring. This author does not succumb to needless wordiness and does not use filler words, as do many authors who are only interested in being a published author, but who really have nothing original to say. Robert Winkler Burke does. Sharon Tomme, Albuquerque, NM

  • av Veronica Trunzo
    159 - 295

    Veronica seemed to have what so many strive for a good home, a wonderful fianc, a well-paying job. But none of that gave her the purpose and joy she longed for. So in 2013, she began a journey of self discovery, adventure, and freedom. Running a guesthouse in dusty and blissful Cambodia climbing to mountain peaks in Indonesia and Nepal even getting lost in the depths of Chinese countryside, she learned that the path you choose to follow doesnt have to be the one laid out in front of you.

  • av Dennis K Hausker
    179

    Jeren awakes in the wizard academy to find the other wizards missing and a baby placed in his room. He feels the need to protect her at all costs and must run to elude the charge of a barbarian horde. He meets a group of villagers, survivors of a massacre and connects with beautiful Arium. Starting on a trek, they go through harrowing experiences avoiding feral pursuit while they accumulate friends and allies, as well as develop skills both with magic and with physical combat. Each twist and turn of their epic quest to find Evanshard Glade is daunting and leads them deeper into conflict with their ultimate enemy. Its written to be a

  • av LAURA BRA ALDERDICE
    149 - 265,-

    What would you do if you were invited to sail over the horizon on a beautiful day with the most cheerful group of kids imaginable? What would you do if you could make magical things happen and see sights few children have ever seen? What if you could do all this in one day? Would you go? I did, and it changed my life forever. This book is an invitation to anyone who would like to join the adventure.

  • av Lou Schulist
    145 - 179

    A Cold War Soldiers Story. In the 30s and 40s, and throughout the 80s, our country depended on news sources with no political spin. Without social media, people spoke face-to-face or by telephone. These were kinder times when the values of honesty and integrity were expected. WWII was soon followed by the Korean and Vietnam wars and, with Selective Service, all eligible males were subject to serving. Running concurrently with these hot wars was the long Cold War, which affected millions of Americans and our loyal allies. The world seemed to be teetering on the brink of a devastating nuclear war. Former enemies became our trusted

  • av Alessandra Calamai
    149 - 265,-

    Jenny is losing her baby teeth. While traveling internationally on vacation with her family, she wonders if the tooth fairy will be able to find her in the different countries she visits. Will she get her reward while abroad? And what will it look like?

  • av John Tripp
    179

    Jack Leywood joins the Canadian Navy and quickly makes a name for himself as a crack student being the first in his class. His luck changes when he discovers the joys of racing sail with one of his ships officers. His temper flares when he and his pal discover a young girl dead of an overdose and the germ of an idea forms he would take on the drug lords of the Union Corse sending heroin ashore in New Brunswick. Then using his racing ketch as a base, his friends join him to begin taking down the yachts dropping off the white death and finally attracts the attention of Charles DeGaulle who decorates him for bravery and the dragons are born.

  • av Verna Meadows
    149,-

    About the Wet Shoes. Shhhhhh I have a secret to tell. But to whom? Who would come to my aid and not allow me to fail? I heard of a girl who helped with a clue. She amazingly knew exactly what to do So who is it to whom this secret I should tell? I think my friend, I should TELL ABIGALE

  • av Heidi Lemelin
    169 - 305

    Daisie Rhodell is a simple, stubborn, and absolutely single girl. With senior year approaching fast,she realizes that she has never been in love and, at the age of 18, hasyet to be kissed. For her whole life, soccer has always been the most important thing to her. Somehow, Daisie finds herself curious and completely annoyed with the new kid, Brayden McMillen, who just so happens to move to Willows Creek, Tennessee,right as school begins. After many attempts to ignore the obnoxiously charming cowboy, Daisie becomes overwhelmed with emotions she never knew existed.

  • av NICOLE GAB WHITEMAN
    139 - 255

    Meet Cow, a kind but confused friend on the farm, who neighs, meows, and cock-a-doodle-dos but hasnt learned how to moo. Is there anyone who can teach him what cows say?This truly delightful and charming story will teach the youngest readers animal sounds in a fun and silly way. Will Cow learn too?

  • av Lisbeth Ceaser
    149 - 275

    Follow a cheerful honeybee as she learns how to waggle, forage, pollinate, and swarm with her colony. The Adventures of Betty Bee shows how honeybees help humans stay healthy and how anyone can help keep them safe.

  • av Gary M Williams
    209

    Gone but Not Forgotten is the first of a historical fiction trilogy set in America and Europe from 1914 to 1918. It chronicles the tale of the Gilded Age of pageantry through the end of the Great War. It is the story of the Champions, the Wagners and the Sterns, an epical saga of their lives, trials, and tribulations. The story opens at an outdoor wedding in fashionable Newport, Rhode Island. The heroines are beautiful twin sisters, Veda and Rose Champion. Veda is the spoiled American debutante with an iron will. Rose is the gentler beauty and is passively strong. Hans Wagner, the male protagonist, is a German immigrant who comes to America with the quest to live his dream. His best Jewish friend, Rudolph Stern, also arrives from Germany to study medicine. The toils of the Great War halt the hopes of both while ushering in a series of tragedies for the Champion family, including the sinking of the Lusitania, the death of the twins' brother, Marius Champion, on the battlefields of France, and the vicious murder of their grandparents in Verdon. The novel will be followed by two others, spanning 1918-2000. The trilogy is a portrait of the most significant events in the twentieth century.

  • av Lynn Carriker
    149,-

    Schools and playgrounds are closed. The coronavirus is everywhere. Ana is stuck at home like everyone else. She misses her family and friends. She is feeling lonely and bored. What will Ana do to fill her days and her heart?

  • av Sharon Powell
    195 - 199

    Victor Frankenstein forges ahead,becoming one of the most influential men born inthe history of science. His research hasreceived the noblest of awards. Life-saving discoveries so incredible even the doctor himself questioned the marvels. Frustration-bound, Victor relies upon the help of a young child and the mysteries binding them. Refusing to reveal the truth, Frankenstein hangs his head in sorrow while angry crowds prepare him for the gallows.

  • av David Allan Cates
    149 - 295

    These early stories by the award-winning novelist, David Allan Cates, take place in Mexico and Central America during the war years of the 1980s. The protagonists are exiled loversbroken for the most part and trying to make sense of their new world of grief. Far from home and working in a boatyard, on a movie set, a banana freighter, as a veal salesman, medical interpreter, writer, and Sandinista volunteer, theyre forced to re-imagine not only love, peace, suffering, and beauty but the meaning of their very own lives. The stories in David Allan Catess Imagining Tanya, sometimes harrowing, sometimes hilarious, are always

  • av John Umoren
    145

    Dont Be a Bully uses illustrations to depict a simplistic way of understanding what a bully is and what a bully does. It shows very clearly to all children that being a bully is an unfortunate and problematic way of promoting oneself. This book is a wonderful behavioral modification tool that can assist a teacher in instructing children of what not to do or be. So remember, the goal is to help every child understand that it is always good to be nice, polite, kind, and friendly. Because if not, we just become bullies, and no one likes a bully.

  • av Matthew Markell
    169 - 305

    Dragons of the West. Dragons are powerful, archetypal creatures that appear in the ancient myths and fairytales of all cultures and peoples around the world. As such, they are enduring symbols in the human imagination as creatures that inspire great fear, awe, respect, and even wisdom. Myths are the projections of the complex and fascinating aspects of our own human nature, mirrored back to us in the form of storytelling. As such, we are encouraged to connect with all of the different characters and creatures in myths as aspects of our own psyches. This is no less true of dragons. Dragons, and other beastly creatures, often

  • av Deborah Downes
    149 - 265,-

    All Fox wants to do is climb a tree, but he has never been able to master the fine art of climbing. Then he meets Raccoon, who helps Fox with his lifelong dream of climbing a tree, and he makes a new friend along the way. An endearing story of friendship and perseverance.

  • av Joanna Whitmire
    139 - 169

    A volatile, abusive marriage. Loss of confidence and a sense of identity. A journey in search of redemption. Ah theweekend what a holy mess What an unholy mess in fact That weekend, I watched as Jack reeled about drunkenly and insulting friends. All veneers and facades were stripped away. He revealed to everyone the ugly side he usually saved for me. And there was nothing I could do. The cat was not just out of the bag, it had ripped its way out, yowling and tearing, nasty and vicious. There was no conceivable way to hide, diffuse or halt the raging storm. I could only watch aghast, horrified, embarrassed, and so, so sad. I was ashamed and

  • av Tonia Rotkopf Blair
    169 - 315

    Stories of War Romance and Redemption. After thirty-five years of quiet acceptance, Tonia Rotkopf Blair returned to Poland and confronted the Holocaust. Growing into an outspoken survivor, she began to write precise, poignant stories. Some concerned her childhood or traveling halfway around the world, or New York City, where she raised a family and attended the renown Columbia University. But all grappled with memories, dreams, and the Holocaust, many taking us into its depths, notably the three weeks she endured in Auschwitz. What makes Rotkopf Blairs perspective unique is that, while working as a nurse in the Lodz ghetto

  • av CAVALCANTE-FLEMING
    315 - 449

    Maria Cavalcante-Flemings parents used to tell her that she must always get up to fall again. Throughout her life, which has spanned continents, states, and countless challenges, she has always strived to do just that. Since arriving in the United States of America, her journey has taken her from New York to Hawaii, from Hawaii to Portland, Portland to Hawaii, and then Hawaii back to Portland. Each of the nearly fourteen thousand days she has lived in the country, from the ages of 31 on, have been filled with every joy and hardship imaginable. My Life in USAis a warmly told memoir of a very full life where Maria recounts memories, achievements,

  • av Alexy Mi
    189 - 325

    Being a pastors wife, Rosilyn knew that the stress and pressures affecting him would also affect her. However, nothing has prepared her for the mental rollercoaster ride DeMarcus would take her on when deciding he wants a divorce. Desperate to save her marriage, Rosilyn embraces the suggestion of wise counsel who proposes a fool-proof method, guaranteeing the return of her husbands affection. Once setting the trap, she waits. But when it appears that her prayers are about to be answered, is it too late? Can what used to bebe again?

  • av Sandra Benns
    229

    7 Russell Hill Road is a multi-generational story of humble beginnings in France, a camp in Germany after World War II, rural Jamaica, Vietnam, Sweden, USA, and an old farm north of Toronto, Canada. By 2007, through sheer circumstance, the individuals of the culturally and racially diverse Canadian family eventually find themselves living on a leafy street in an upscale neighborhood in Toronto, Canada. The central character, a Supreme Court justice, is hiding from life within the Canadian Witness Protection Program. He meets a single woman who has knocked around the world her whole life without attachments and who is quite unable to form them. Their crippling trust issues force them to choose the wrong fork in the road, time and time again.

  • av AIMEE C. TRAFTON
    149 - 265,-

    Amber Tambourine is a sad, lonely little girl who has moved far away from her friends. Then one day, she and her doggies, Bandit and Roxy, encounter a polka dot rainbow. Suddenly, they find themselves in the Land of Laugh-a-Lot, where people are happy ALL THE TIME They laugh, they play...then they laugh some more. In no time at all, Amber makes many new friends and is happy once more. But this poses a dilemma Amber knows she must return home, but if she leaves, will she ever be able to find her way back?

  • av Jaelyn D. Jordan
    145 - 255

    A Book of Poetry. A Misguided Thoughtis a collection of poetry that shows the overall life experiences of a 21-year-oldfrom living a sheltered life writing about his hopes and dreams to struggling with mental disorders, heartache, and trying to find his way back to the light through faith itself. The words within these pages intend to bring solace and clarity in times of conviction, and Jaelyn has come to be one of this generations greatest poets.

  • av Cherita Houston
    179 - 325

    Life has many different stages, phases, and seasons. Theres time for everything, a time to rejoice, a time to cry, and a time to mourn. But no matter where you may find yourself in life, you should know theres no situation or circumstance that God cant reach to pull you out and make you whole again in Him, if you believe. Theres something to be learned in each encounter thats experienced, but you have to be open and willing to receive in order to get to that next level. What youre going through currently isnt for you but for the next person that comes along and needs your story and testimony. Be ready to share whats on the inside of you,

  • av John Selby
    149,-

    When the authors two children a boy and a girl were young, they often crawled into bed with his wife and him in the morning, he would make up stories about two little mice, Ticklemouse and his friend Lively, who lived in the same house as the little boy or girl, depending on who was listening. Ticklemouse was the authors right hand and Lively his left, and they loved to tickle the kids whenever the mice got excited during the story. He never knew where the stories would go as he made them up, but over time, several were repeated often enough that they became memorable. When his kids grew up and had kids of their own, the author

  • av Mike Florio
    149 - 265,-

    Grandfathers Magical Red Robe. The Adventures of Kapono,the Island Boyis a fictional story filled with adventure, strong family values, and young love. The young boy Kapono is living on a Hawaiian island with his family and learns that if he works hard, all his dreams can come true. Young readers get acquainted with 10 common Hawaiian words that express thanks, love, and traditional greetings. The activity pages included in the story ask the young reader to help Kapono with his adventure by using their imagination and artistic skills.

  • av Daniel Kneip
    195 - 295

    Fact roughly 9 out of 10 Americans attend public school. That means people of all vocations and ages will enjoy reliving their middle school years in Public Education Spending Less, Achieving Lesser. Take a trip back to sixth grade and laugh out loud as you witness the daily interactions between students and teachers. Eleven is such an influential age, and its stories are priceless. Its the first crack in the breaking away, growing-up process. Now you can reminisce about those days. At the same time, learn how public education has struggled since the Great Recession, when school budgets were gutted. In many cases, funding has

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