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  • av Valerie Winchester
    255,-

    We Are Different, Yet We Are Alike was written for children and parents to share. Children are as stable as their foundation, and the quality of that foundation determines the quality of their lives. Too often inferior materials and misinformation can cause insecurities throughout their lives. This book has illustrations that children can understand, showing that there is a difference we can see. The outside on which we are judged is most definitely you and me, but inside, where love flows free, is where we are alike, you and me.

  • av Chinwe Lucia Egbe
    299,-

    Various challenging issues arise in the course of adoption and questions may arise from the child wanting to know their origin. This books offers the parents a guide on how to respond to sensitive questions raised by the child and not just ignore these questions. Ignoring these type of questions is common in a typical Nigerian (African) family hence the need to set the book within an African context.

  • av Linda Dillon deJong
    455,-

    January 1, 2020, my husband Pieter and I started a Non-Profit Charity in the USA called "e;New Hope For Africa."e; This Christian Ministry was founded for the purpose of providing food, clothing, shelter, medical care, and education to orphan children in Africa. We started our work in the country of Uganda. We are in the process of becoming a registered NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) in the country of Uganda, to comply with Ugandan government regulations. This is the story of our wonderful visit to Uganda in 2021, including photos of the children and all our current projects!Your Gift is Tax DeductibleNewHopeForAfrica.com

  • av Mark Farentino
    195,-

    This is not a story about Romeo and Juliet. This is a story about the streets. Sex, it sells, but how much are you willing to pay for it?

  • av Shinary Nembhard
    283,99

    Children time. Poetry time is a collection of poems and short stories that will capture the fascination of children of all ages, as it takes their imagination on an adventure of friendship, love and life.

  • av Hannah Jock
    195,-

    Kaila Kinsworth lives inside of a video game, where monsters lurk in the shadows and adventures lie around every corner. Yet, life has always been wonderful for her - She lives in a cozy village in the middle of the forest, with a sweet little sister and a caring, adventurous mother. But when somebody closest to her passes away, she finds her heart shattered into a million pieces, scared and confused and not ready to move on. But Kaila is also not ready to accept that death. Even though it is clearly impossible, she still finds herself grasping for a way to see her treasured loved one again Even if it means breaking the rules and messing with the game to a dangerous extent.

  • av Odie Hawkins
    195,-

    The "e;Ghetto Sketches"e; was written in 1962, published in 1972. The ghettos in Chicago (North, South, Westside) provided the foundation for the novel. It is an impressionistic study of Washburne Avenue, a street on the Westside/ghetto in Chicago, filled with authentic people. As you read these pages, keep in mind, The "e;Sketches"e; happened in a time frame when there were few community programs to help people with drug issues, alcohol addiction, racism. We've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go, as indicated in this "e;Ghetto Sketches, 2021"e;.

  • av Christopher Phillip
    165,-

    The United States of America is not the most populated nation and doesn't own the most land, but its influence is felt throughout the world. To My Brave Countrymen outlines the foundational American political tenets to highlight America's uniqueness in governance. The author celebrates our freedoms, such as the freedom of the press, the right to peaceably assemble, and protection against illegal searches and seizures. He also highlights the Constitution's many provisions that protect us against dictatorships and monarchies. To My Brave Countrymen advances the idea that if the people of our nation are prudent, just, and courageous, then the United States will continue to shine on the world stage. We all must continue to hold deep convictions about faith, hope, and love. To My Brave Countrymen is an impassioned prayer to awaken the American democratic values in the new millennium. For if we do not know from where we have traveled, our current advancement down the path of life will be at best haphazardly.

  • av Bin Wu
    419

    In this book, is a summary of the new things and our past work together in the detail, especially emphasizes the medications for cancer treatment.

  • av Bin Wu
    419

    In this book, is a summary of the new things and our past work together in the detail, especially emphasizes the medications for cancer treatment.

  • av Terri Ann Daniels
    165,-

    This is primarily a gift book meant to express the feelings of caring and loving one person has for another. lt is also universal in that it does not narrow the audience to one age or gender. Also, some people will buy this book to read it for themselves. Several people have told me that they liked to read a few favorite verses before going to sleep at night.

  • av Tom Owen
    299,-

    After his wife and children are killed in a traffic accident, Peter Allen Clarke vows revenge. Unable to unleash hell on the the person responsible, Clarke strikes back in a murderous rampage that paralyzes an entire city. With the police now in hot pursuit, Clarke mysteriously disappears, only to return to Los Angeles months later. There, he begins plotting his final revenge. Soon bodies turn up, leaving the police with no suspects or motive. Baffled, the police little realize that his next victims are his real targets. LAPD Homicide Detectives Ray Harris and Doug Walls leave no stone unturned in their efforts to catch their killer. Can they catch him before it's too late?

  • av Len Handeland
    195,-

    When a self-loathing Gay man-Jack, meets elegant yet incredibly mysterious Laurent Richelieu, he thinks his stroke of bad luck with men and women has come to an end. Or is it the beginning of a nightmare?Jack is unaware of the dark history that unfolded centuries earlier, with Laurent's lover and vampire maker Fabien Levesque-who was destroyed in front of him in a jealous fit of rage by his vampire maker Stefan, exacting revenge for Fabien's rejection of him. As Jack and Laurent begin their courtship-Jack encounters horrifying experiences involving paranormal experiences, vampirism, and possible reincarnation, making him question his sanity. The more time Jack spends with his mysterious European love interest, the more revealed about the dark secret awaiting Jack. Are they destined to be together? -does Laurent honestly care for Jack? Or is there a much more sinister plot involved? Can the help of a self-described, Voodoo High Priestess named "e;Queen Raphaella"e; alter Jack's predestined future or is his fate already sealed?"e;

  • av Yishun Lu
    2 109

    In adversity, find the path and stick with it longer, you will dig the diamond in the ream!In the prosperity, find yourselves, not proud and complacent, you can grasp rare snow lotus!Go downhill quickly with the heart, can not stop the brakes in time, you will see the dawn at the bottom of the valley!Go uphill, you are not always on a bridge or the top of a mountain, if got to the top and you'll make way for new people!Everything in the world is changing quickly, find that wisp of fragrance, from now on understanding, care and hope!Remarks of great man:Failure can come again, the future is own!----------Mr Xu Tei-li (Mentor to chairman MAO)See right, then boldly try, boldly rush. ----------General secretary Deng XiaopingInnovation is the soul of national progress and an inexhaustible driving force. -----------President Jiang ZeminIt's no use complaining; you have to do it first!-----------President Hu JintaoHe who digs a well rises from three inches of rock to the depths. -----------President Xi Jinping

  • av Nancy Radcliffe
    179,-

    THIS IS EDEN? is a historical fiction about the life of Hattie and John Burley and their six strong-willed children in the early twentieth century. As it begins they are living in a two story wooden structure in Chicago. John is a bit of a dreamer who works for a dairy but feels led to pastor a church. He sees his opportunity in the Chicago Tribune: The Soo Line Railroad advertises land he can afford in north/central Wisconsin. He packs up his family and all their worldly possessions and sends them off to begin settling the land without him. Hattie is a strong, principled woman. She is resourceful, thrifty, and a devoted mother. She needs all her resources to survive the many difficulties she faces in the primitive wilds of Wisconsin in 1913. The story shows how the love of land and the struggles to keep it forms in a person and grows in ones heart.

  • av Essie Crockom Roberts
    195,-

    Fear tries to override and establish itself in the earth that God, Himself made. Heaven and Earth was spoken into existence by and with the love of our Heavenly Father. This book can help you eradicate, do away with, exterminate, erase, get rid and completely uproot all forms of fear, that could possible have you in bondage, causing you not to live life to its utmost development. God is LOVE, not fear. Allow the love of God to point you to a tormented free life.

  • av Brynn Carter
    299,-

    Young children love to play hide and seek. They often stand in plain view and cover their eyes ... as if they're thinking, "e;I can't see you. So you can't see me."e; My son, Jesse, did just that when he was a little guy. His daddy and I would play along, hunting for our child in silly places. That lovely game inspired this book. Jesse is now 44 years old and his little daughter is enjoying this same wonderful game.

  • av Brynn Carter
    299,-

    A true story was the inspiration for this book. It was told by a father who had taken his family for a vacation on another continent. There, people had many customs that were different than what his family was used to back home. The man had a very pretty little daughter. One of the children in the country his family was visiting noticed the girl. This boy wanted to be friendly and decided to give the girl something he thought she would like. He knew his friends liked it when he shared with them. But the boy's simple offering was not anything this girl was used to. In fact, she thought it was disgusting. So she rejected it and ran away from the boy, who had no idea what he had done wrong. Fortunately, the father saw what had happened and helped. Actually this father's true story is the sort of thing that can easily happen, and does pretty often. One person tries to do something nice; it's misinterpreted and not well received, and then there are hurt feelings. It can happen with children and even adults. That's why this story is worth telling - over and over. And it can be a good starting point for discussions.

  • av Mark Lages
    299,-

    Howard Mirth is a sixty-five-year-old son, husband, and father. He earns a decent living, pays his taxes, loves his family, and stays out of trouble. But one day he snaps, and he finds himself locked up in a mental hospital. Join Howard as he sorts through his confusing life and finds his way back to the real world.

  • av Ruby Ponder
    283,99

    Readers will read and understand that poetry does not have paragraphs. Poetry expresses feelings in a unique and creative way. Students will be able to realize that every poem has lines. They will understand the number of lines in a poem, as well as stanza, which represents a group of lines in a poem. After reading the poetry book "e;There's an Alligator in My Pocket"e;, students will realize that every line in a poem begins with a capital letter. They will also comprehend that words that rhyme sound alike. They do not have be spelled the same, but they sound the same. Poetry often rhymes. Readers will be able to identify rhyme scheme. In poetry, a pattern is created and the words are arranged to fit into the pattern. The pattern of rhyming words in a poem creates a beat. This beat is the rhyme scheme. Letters are often stood for the rhyme scheme. For example, a for the first two lines that rhyme, b for the second, c for the third and etc. Students will learn to love reading poetry, especially when read out aloud.

  • av Professor Edward Kapambwe
    195,-

    Do Angels Smooch?Do angels smooch? If not, why so much obsession in lyrics, movies and books about angels and kissing? Are there any more surprises that Edward Kapambwe unveils in his book? Well, there is more. For example, Kapambwe takes us into an in-depth angelic journey in order to understand the extent of angelic involvement in human affairs than ever before. He brings out novel elements that have never been unveiled previously. For example, he recounts how angels visit our stores. They buy the stuff they need before meeting people. Haven't you noticed that no angel has ever appeared nude or with wings in real life. They come already dressed just like us; and that is why we have been unable to identify them. We are surrounded by angels both good and evil. Evil angels no longer transform themselves into humans. Only good angels still do. Since there are no shops in heaven, where do they get the stuff they wear? Besides that, what happens to these apparels after being used? The author asserts that angels donate them to Thrift Stores such as, Goodwill, the Salvation Army and others. Donating to Thrift Stores is an ingenious way to make them accessible to both the rich and the poor. Have you wondered why they do that? It is a deliberate move they take so that ordinary people could buy things worn by angels. That begs another question, why do they do that? The answer is amazing. They do that on purpose because they know that to wear stuff worn by holy angels comes with tremendous blessings. This book explains that point persuasively. In addition, the author contends that these angels are highly disciplined entities such that they never steal anything from banks, stores or homes of rich people even though they able to do so without being seen. Angels are invisible (spirits) entities. However, they have the ability to transform themselves into regular human beings. The author throws in another insight. He argues and states that helping strangers gives a person the best chance to be visited by an angel. The author then explains to us the probabilities of being smooched by an angel. Do angels smooch? That question points us in the direction of social theology than philosophy. It is not a new question but the framing might be. Many theologians have debated extensively the narrative found in Genesis 6 where angels came on earth and married daughters of men. With his masterful insight and knowledge of theology and philosophy, the author gives a different angle of the workings of angels among us. It's not a book to miss. If there is one book you need to read in your lifetime, Do Angels Smooch should be on top of your list.

  • av Dawn Fraser Kawahara
    389,-

    This book comes as your ticket to a virtual vacation, inviting you to dive into the heart of the tropical island of Kaua`i, Hawai`i, U.S.A. Please come, especially if you are a "e;capital 'T' Traveler"e; who digs deeper than surface pleasures of a new place, connects with people of the land, and celebrates differences as well as similarities. You may explore from front to back, vice-versa, or spot-read whatever pages fall open to your touch. All will be right. By accepting the author's invitation, you're assured of eventual enjoyment of thought-provoking segments categorized as "e;Outdoor Discoveries,"e; "e;Island Celebrations,"e; "e;Eyes to Sky, & Sea,"e; "e;Umbilical Ties"e; and more, including a drink from "e;The Water of Life."e;Kaua`i island could be considered your adventure to "e;Anyplace, World."e; Aside from particularities of discoverers and settlement, the foundational needs and desires of all peoples of the world hold true: A homeland-a place of freedom and peace; a place to work and sustain a healthy life, to play and recreate; a safe place to raise and educate children; a place to protect, preserve, love and pass forward to coming generations. The time span covered draws from the onset of swift modern development and increased tourism that threatens a cherished lifestyle to the threshold of COVID-19. The Afterword deals with the isolation the life-threatening pandemic imposes, and the economic and emotional challenges that stem from an isolation severely underlined when an island home already lies as a far speck within the wide Pacific Ocean. The guiding mantra throughout-"e;Believe in the Unexpected!"e;-from the author's "e;Green Flash"e; experience shared with her "e;Dear Readers,"e; holds truer than true as we move with hope and courage into our globally-connected future.

  • av John Weyland
    195,-

    This book contains 58 pieces. They are all meant to say something new about the subject dealt with.

  • av Anita Khuttan
    255,-

    Have you ever been scared of falling asleep because you fear there's a monster that could be hiding under you bed?In this story a little boy has those exact fears and while he wants to face the monster, he also is scared of what might happen to him if he does. On the other hand, monsters may feel that humans are the scary ones and monster-like. After you read this story, you decide if the monster is under or over your bed.

  • av Laurie Joyner
    315,-

    This devotional book is for believers to use in their personal worship of God. It is designed to help readers grow in their spiritual life and give insight into life through the infallible word of God.The purpose of this book is to give single truth from the Bible God teaches us through. The prayer for this book is that you learn something new in reading the devotions. There is hope that you are edied and that the scripture, devotion, and journaling brings life to your spirit. There is aspiration that what you read becomes infectious, contagious to ow out to all you approach, with the desire to teach another.In this book you would nd journaling available as you are spending time with God by reading different scriptures of the Bible and praying. This area is available to take notes of what his word is speaking to you.The journaling is also available for personal moments of reecting on the devotion presented and God's word established.This gives you the ability to record your thoughts for your devotional reading. In journaling you can commit to your plan by writing it down.It is important to have devotions. Devotions take time in our day to spend with God. The devotions available are great tools to use in spending time with God. Devotional time helps to strengthen and give us a deeper relationship with God the father.The good thing about journaling during your reading of a devotional is that journaling helps to stay on track during your devotional time of reading and studying of the scripture that is available. Another great thing about journaling is that your thoughts and prayers provide such a valuable and memorable record that you can return to in the future. Journaling encourages you when you return to re-read what you have written. It helps you evaluate the process that you made and to recognize the evidence of answered prayers.I have found that prayer and journaling help to turn my prayer life into something strategic.

  • av Jason O'Neil
    165,-

    In this novel a philanthropist gets revenge for a crime against humanity. The principal character, Robert Konigsberg (RK), is a billionaire financier turned philanthropist. He spends the last twenty years of his life developing and funding programs to help the poor in his beloved New York City. He despises the Socialist/Communist Regime in power in Washington and New York state which create and oversee social anarchy and a looming Depression. They eliminate police departments and Detective organizations to usher in an era of lawlessness. For RK, this environment is ideal to perform the perfect crime. RK's donation of $70M to build a new hospital wing for the treatment of cancer is stolen by cybercriminals. On a trip to Switzerland to solicit the help of Interpol to solve the crime, he discovers a novel drone, which over the next six months, he perfects into a lethal murder weapon called a DroneViper. This Indiana Jones-style movie script is about how RK eliminates the criminals one-by-one around the world. In the end, RK dies, probably from cancer, with the personal satisfaction that nobody will discover how the cybercriminals really died.

  • av Patrick Conley
    195,-

    SYNOPSIS OF A CONVOCATION OF FIVEWhat is the value of an ordinary guy's life and who assesses that value? As Tom Albright approaches the end of his days on earth, five individuals meet to evaluate his life. They begin with hearing and commenting on a baby boomer who grew up with illusions of battlefield glory only to lose those illusions during the turbulence of the 60's. Likewise, Tom immersed himself in idealized visions of athletic glory, academic success, racial harmony, romantic love, and religious faith. Like many of his generation, his life story centers on the clash of untested ideal concepts with the blunt, inescapable forces of reality. In this examination of Tom's life, the five who form the convocation will learn as much about themselves as they do about Tom. Like the subject of their study, some will pass on to a new life.

  • av Sarah Cobb
    195,-

    Little Sarah is a compelling story of a little girl born into a world without a mother, a father who didn't know how to express his love for her, and how the rest of her family characters shaped her view of the world. From the small towns of Georgia and Florida to the big city urban life, Little Sarah suffers through life-changing incidents, falls down only to pick herself backup, learns her lessons by listening or suffering the consequences, and grows up to understand that seeing the world through the eyes of her higher power is the only way she has made it to this point in the story. The story is not quite over, but now she wants to share what has happened so far with you. Share the journey as Little Sarah finds adventures of courage and pratfalls, and eventually learns that the best way to live life is according to The Word."e;

  • av Roger Martinez
    345,-

    Tales of an Enchanted New Mexico begins and ends with tales from Old New Mexico brought overdusty trails from Spain into the New World, and finally into Northern New Spain, ie, Northern NewMexico. Both La Llorona and Comadre Sebastiana have been adapted into short stories from thetraditional mythological tales they are. The story of the Comanches is based in the late 1700's, taken from the Comanche perspective as theylived their lives, and their interactions with local communities both Pueblo People and Spanish, andthe government of their time. Manitou Bridge, the Taos Rio Grande Gorge Bridge story, as the Algonquian word manitou means,supernatural forces that permeate the world and in this case, brings animation to the major bridges inthe story, as Manitou Springs in Colorado, by immersing oneself in the natural springs, one is animated.

  • av Jean Lancaster
    165,-

    I am so grateful to share my biography, plus give suggestions for life skills. I have had many wonderful experiences, and I've seen many changes. We can accomplish anything in life, and find joy in the things that we do. Caring about others has been a big part of my life, and has given me great fulfillment. Enjoy life, and be GRATEFUL.

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