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  • av Minghao Zou
    145,-

    "Stellar, by Minghao Zou, is a unique depiction of the universe in terms of finely rendered poetry. The book draws upon a literary tradition of ancient representation which originated with the Hesiodic Works & Days, where the kosmos was portrayed as an efficient influence upon human effort. Zou also models his poem in the style of pre-Copernican Dante, who, in his Commedia, travelled the kosmos in both a vertical and metaphorical fashion. The visionary worlds of William Blake are similarly intrinsic to this poetic tradition where the heavens and their supernatural agencies inhabit and dramatise the lines of the poet." ~Kevin McGrath, Harvard University.Stellar is a book about the intellectual beauty of the kosmos and the marriage of heaven and earth. This union is accomplished through narrative which depicts a journey that we embark upon in the heavens, and how we have become ostracised from that domain and fallen into a terrestrial realm. The book illustrates our metaphorical passage through this world and how "she" eventually restores us to a universal feast or reunion. She accomplishes this harvest via the medium of agriculture and its laborious practices. Intellectual beauty is what she represents in this poetry and this is a condition which can only be apprehended by the emotional self or, that which intrinsically connects the inspiration, experience, and passions of humanity. The "we" of the poetry presents both the idea of the reader and of a poetic character: how it is that intellectual beauty manifests itself in us as moral agents. The metaphor of the kosmos is a candid medium through and by which all things are related, transmitted, or reticulated. These are composed of the fabrics of time and space and the atomic elements which bear the structure of this universal grandeur: stars, nebulae, galaxies, including the most bizarre mysteries of this conception. Beauty can be described in different forms, but in terms of universal commonality it concerns human affect and kindness; it is a medium of empathy and resonance, where individual beings-including the reader-might join each other emotionally or, with the entire unity of the kosmos.Stellar is a book for all astronomy-lovers.

  • av Kevin Lozada
    239,-

    Sanctuary is a fictional story based on a 17 year old kid, Eli, from Philadelphia who becomes trapped in a world unknown to him, with a monster that lurks within.

  • av Tamera Keiter Humbert
    179,-

    This short memoir shares the story of a woman going through a major life change, represented in metaphor of a kitchen renovation. It is a braided essay that entails marriage, work, and possible retirement through the lens of having her kitchen made over during the peak of winter.

  • av Mark Lester
    279

    Inside this book are short stories dealing with people, places, and events which were written for and published by newspapers and periodicals, primarily the Cedar Springs Bugle published in Cedar Springs, MI by Col. Tom, Noreen (U.S. Army retired) a lifelong friend of the author and AMerican Cooner & Full Cry magazines. This book is the fourth in a series of short stories.

  • av Emily Isaacson
    179 - 495

  • av Nyoka Hall
    279

    The Seed Book is a colorful fun take on an important truth!

  • av Misty Martin
    139,-

    Mia and her sisters had suffered horrific abuse all through childhood and her teen years by the very people who were supposed to love and protect her. Mia is breaking her silence, telling her story and how she survived, overcome her nightmarish past and what has become of her abusers and sisters , Mia hopes by telling her horrific story it will encourage others and help them do the same.

  • av E. M. Slater
    255,-

    Excerpt.... The sound of the surf down all of her thoughts and memories. She came back to her apartment and flipped on the news station out of Los Angeles. "...and in neighboring Ventura, a grisly murder was discovered at Radio Station KXOL.-FM this morning; a secretary found Program Director Tom Baker in his office,and..." Lynn stared at the radio. She reached for the telephone just as it started to ring. "He-hello?"'Is this Lynn Shaw?""Yes," she whispered. "This is Detective O'Donnell, I'm with Ventura Homicide, I'd like you to come down to KXOL right away, so we can get your statement.""I'm afraid I can't tell you much.""Let me be the judge of that, I assume you know Tom Baker was killed last night?""Yes, I just heard it on the radio. I-I can't quite believe it.""Well, we tried to reach you earlier, but I guess you're an early riser."Lynn frowned, this guy sounds just like my father. "Yes detective, I am an early riser, I jog on the beach every morning.""OK, get down here as soon as possible." Detective O'Donnell hung up, and Lynn slammed her receiver on the cradle. She went into the bathroom and took another quick shower. What could I possibly tell them.Lynn drove to KXOL in a daze. She marveled at the number of cars in the parking lot, for once she couldn't find a place to park. She wore slacks and a cotton shirt and with her tawny hair tied back in a pony tail, she looked much younger than her 17 years. Everyone seemed to be congregating in the reception area. She had nothing to do with the business end of the station and some of the office staff she'd never even met.A powerfully built man about 6'5" with steel gray hair approached her. "Miss Shaw?"He appeared tired as he offered his hand. "I'm Detective O'Donnell, I'm sure we can get your statement taken care of right away."Lynn ignored his hand. "I sincerely hope so." Great, she thought, a military type. O'Donnell left her and walked over to David Porter, a lanky man in his thirties. The sales manager smiled at the detective's obvious anger. "These kids that work here need to have the back of a hairbrush applied vigorously to their posteriors, if they were mine, they'd be taking their meals standing up." Porter hid a grin and nodded. "Yes, most of them are young and very immature."The two men walked down the hall to the General Manager's office.

  • av U. L. Devereaux
    655,-

    A fictional account of a young boy and his father, who embark on a camping trip to the Sierra Nevada Mountains for adventure and scientific experimentation. Danger strikes early when the father is shot, left for dead, in an attempted robbery. The son escapes with thieves in desperate pursuit. Void of hunting or camping skills, alone with exception of a befriended young wolf cub, a young boy finds himself lost, in the center of one of the largest National forest fires. Wandering over 30 miles in four weeks, encountering danger at every turn. Solitude of strength, guidance and courage comes by way of miracle of prayer and discovery of scripture. From the boy's local hamlet, deep in the Sierra Nevada, an awareness, search, and rescue grow nationwide. The young boy is ultimately tested by the true meaning of endurance, faith, and courage while also learning to coexist with natures wild.

  • av C. Martinez
    195,-

    "Mystery of Gaia" is a captivating interstellar adventure that takes the reader on a whirlwind journey through the cosmos. At the heart of this tale are two unlikely heroes: Luna, a Martian of the elusive 'Indigo' classification, and Aquarius, a cryptic entity known as a 'Star Seed'. Their unique backgrounds set them apart, propelling them into a mission larger than life itself.As they venture into the farthest reaches of space, they encounter enigmatic threats that jeopardize not just Earth, but the entire Galaxy and beyond. But these external dangers are just the tip of the iceberg. The real mystery unfolds as they delve into the uncharted territories of their identities and their unusual friendship.Will Luna and Aquarius rise to the occasion and face the unknown? Or will the magnitude of their task shake their bond? These questions form the crux of their journey, adding an element of suspense that keeps readers on the edge of their seats."Mystery of Gaia" is a thought-provoking exploration of friendship and destiny, woven into a thrilling space saga. It's a book that teases the reader's curiosity, promising an adventure that is both visually grand and emotionally resonant. The mystery at its core is a puzzle that will keep readers guessing until the very end.

  • av Racine Frank
    159,-

    "Conversations with Self" explores the thoughts and feelings surrounding love and heartbreak. It is through conversations with oneself that one can receive clarity and surrender to life's unfolding.

  • av Clayton R. Hall Jr.
    139,-

    A collection of messages on the Lordship of Jesus and surrender to His will.

  • av Eva Sawyer
    195,-

    Travel around the world from the comfort of your own home! Each coloring page features a single country, their flag and symbols that are associated with that country. Printed on sturdy paper, each image is printed with a blank page on the back, making them perfect for crayons, colored pencils and even markers with little to no bleed through.

  • av Rosalyn Berry
    179,-

    Look through the eyes of love. Look through the eyes of pain. Look through the eyes of self-discovery...In this poetry book, you will see and feel the impact of life and in different expressions, the loss of it.Go on a journey with the author as she pours out her heart line by line, word by word, and verse by verse in the most innocent and uncomplicated way.

  • av Evan Malmborg
    195,-

    Ernest Brook is a pilot for Central Airways, one of the last remaining airlines in the world. After the rising company Core invented flying cars, traditional aircraft declined in popularity, triggering an aviation crisis that would eventually affect the entire world.Johnny, a businessman for Central Airways, knows that his company will go out of business if nothing is done. However, Central Airways Flight 131, captained by Brook, plummets toward the ground in the middle of the remote Canadian taiga.Johnny joins the investigation, but the answers lead to even more questions.

  • av J. Thomas
    105,-

    In the quaint town of Willowbrook, a family witch competition is about to take place. Sixteen-year-old Alex and Jenna Brighton, also sixteen, are forced to participate in the event. For them, it's not just a game, but a test of their family's legacy and their own identities.

  • av Emily McComiskey
    379,-

  • av Francis Tiain-Steel
    149,-

    Dialogue is a title inspired by the album of the same name by Four Tet which caterpulted him to fame in 2000 prior to the critically acclaimed Rounds album. Dialogue by Francis Tiain-Steel wrote this short pieces of narrative as experiments to practice his novel writing prior to writing Northern Soul and after Northern Lights the play collection. It doesn't have a common theme except the idea of interaction and interplay and reading between the lines. The nearest film reference I could give is Jim Jarmusch's Coffee and Cigarettes. Enjoy.

  • av Scott Hill
    155,-

    MANIC! is a book I have wanted to write for years. My mania was something I struggled to put into words and could only hint at in my previous work. It took a few health scares and some courage to finally create this over the course of the past year. I hope that by reading this, you'll discover that those who deal with mania are so much more than having "psychotic" tendencies. Being manic consists of highs and lows, but it can also be a superpower, too. For example, most people who struggle with bipolar disorder are creative and are loving, and filled with passion and strength. This is just my perspective on what I've experienced with my mental health, but I hope it will open your eyes to reducing the stigma that comes with these kinds of illnesses. I can't wait for you to come along for an amazing roller coaster of emotions from this new poetry collection. It's my best writing yet, and the MANIC! madness is just beginning.

  • av Julie Marie Frances Devoe
    129,-

    A compilation of poems in lieu of the Halloween season.

  • av April Barcalow
    195,-

    When a letter mistakenly makes its way to Elly's door, an unlikely friendship grows between herself and a young stranger, Pieter. Pieter has recently lost his mother and Elly has always wished for a son-perhaps it was God's will that they found one another. But over months of correspondence, Elly begins to suspect the truth about who Pieter is. She must find the courage to go on being a shining candle to the very man who holds the power to extinguish her light.Pieter is at odds with himself, his family, and his nation. He is convinced that the only way to a strong and healthy Netherlands is through radical means. But Elly's gentle guidance shows him a different way. When he finds himself at a crossroads, he must choose: will he save Elly, or hold fast to his ideals?

  • av MD Alhasan Sisawo Ceesay
    389,-

    Pain or difficulty we encounter does come to an end. There is a bright future than than abode. One clings to the breath despite knowing it beckons the end of life. There are devastating effects our challenging encounters betraying our ability to fight to build our future. Have no fear for the cumulative benefit of these challenges does make better worthier persons. Our existence shall pass but we must aspire to leave a worthy legacy. Never allowing challenge to overpower you or your goal in life. Share life by considering yourself lucky to overcome fear. Be positive contributor to the self and society. Stop worrying about loses or the past. Know that those who care will always be there for you. Believe me, difficulties are a blessing in disguise. Live life full by being kind to self and it will transmit to others. There is no easy or soft path in life but brace up for a turbulent world. I besiege you to have faith in humanity through hard work.I Write to raise funds to build Njawara village hospital.

  • av Taylor Meshenky
    289,-

    It was just another day hunting in the woods right? Wrong.Kaleb had always been a longer until he met her. She was just a girl he met in the woods, only she knew his secret. Would her knowing put him and his family in danger? Should he trust someone he just met? Should he follow his instincts or follow his heart? Only time will tell.

  • av Wendy Reed
    189,-

    Young boys will love reading along with each of Braylen's affirmations in Book 10 of "The Self-Esteem Series."I am kind.I am resourceful.I am curious.I am resilient...Long after reading, the messages of affirmation may linger within the hearts and minds of readers, increasing their self-esteem and sense of self-worth.What a wonderful gift to share with young boys! Each book in the collection features a different character, with 12 books & characters in all. With which character will your special child identify?

  • av Wendy Reed
    185,-

    Young boys will love reading along with each of Jacob's affirmations in Book 8 of "The Self-Esteem Series."I am kind.I am resourceful.I am curious.I am resilient...Long after reading, the messages of affirmation may linger within the hearts and minds of readers, increasing their self-esteem and sense of self-worth.What a wonderful gift to share with young boys! Each book in the collection features a different character, with 12 books & characters in all. With which character will your special child identify?

  • av Carl Schroeder
    269,-

    By chance or fate - or maybe something else - two young, imaginative strangers become cross-country pen pals in the spring of 1964. Through the course of their nine-year correspondence, Fenn Rainbow Crispus-Wellsby and Zorro Anderson grow from shy middle-schoolers to adventurous young adults, sharing tales of family, friends, secrets, travels, troubles, triumphs - and a lonely pet pterodactyl. As Zorro's letters grow longer and increasingly fantastical, Fenn seems to play along with supernatural stories of her own. How much is true? Will they ever meet in person? What do Guam, sharks and Paul Simon have to do with everything?All the answers are in the mail.

  • av Wendy Reed
    185,-

    Young boys will love reading along with each of Max's affirmations in Book 9 of "The Self-Esteem Series."I am kind.I am resourceful.I am curious.I am resilient...Long after reading, the messages of affirmation may linger within the hearts and minds of readers, increasing their self-esteem and sense of self-worth.What a wonderful gift to share with young boys! Each book in the collection features a different character, with 12 books & characters in all. With which character will your special child identify?

  • av Wendy Reed
    165,-

    Young boys will love reading along with each of Noel's affirmations in Book 7 of "The Self-Esteem Series."I am kind.I am resourceful.I am curious.I am resilient...Long after reading, the messages of affirmation may linger within the hearts and minds of readers, increasing their self-esteem and sense of self-worth.What a wonderful gift to share with young boys! Each book in the collection features a different character, with 12 books & characters in all. With which character will your special child identify?

  • av Lucy Reed
    235,-

    Faye Bohannon has four best friends. They've known each other since they were small. But when one of them is poisoned, can Faye and the others find a cure before it's too late? Find out in The Cure book 1!

  • av Wendy Reed
    179,-

    Young boys will love reading along with each of Gabriel's affirmations in Book 11 of "The Self-Esteem Series."I am kind.I am resourceful.I am curious.I am resilient...Long after reading, the messages of affirmation may linger within the hearts and minds of readers, increasing their self-esteem and sense of self-worth.What a wonderful gift to share with young boys! Each book in the collection features a different character, with 12 books & characters in all. With which character will your special child identify?

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