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John B. Davis was a classroom teacher and central, district, and local school administrator for thirty years with the Chicago Public Schools from 1958 1988. He served as a visiting professor and part-time instructor at Roosevelt University, Chicago, in the administration and supervision master's program from 1971 to 1990.He was also an instructor with the International Renewal Institute and Saint Xavier University field-based master's program from 1991 to 2007.His education includes Fairfield Industrial High School, Fairfield, Alabama, 1951; BA in physical education, Miles College, Fairfield, Alabama, 1955; MA education in administration and supervision, Depaul University, Chicago, Illinois, 1967.

Chronicling my journey as a young widow has been an emotional and cathartic experience. It was my goal to write a memoir of my experiences that would provide hope for others in a similar situation. I described how fortunate my daughters and I were to be surrounded by so many friends and family. We experienced the true meaning of the phrase "e;It takes a village."e; It was excruciatingly difficult to lose my husband at a young age, but throughout the years, the pain and loss became manageable. Meeting a new partner and ultimately remarrying was wonderful but presented its own set of challenges in blending families. It was difficult to handle and cope with these events at the time; but thankfully, with a lot of perseverance and love, we overcame these challenges. Nothing in life is easy, but remaining steadfast and committed to making relationships work proved to be successful for us. We weathered a lot of storms and bumps in the road and are thankful to be able to enjoy our growing family.

My Thoughts are the actions and inactions of my heart and my mind. The words he found longing to say something about this and about that.

In a world of high-tech fashion, oncoming technology, and all the glitters, Empress realizes that in the year 1991, she has to race against time to make her mark at Walcott College. Leaving the bustling city life of Gully, Empress travels to the quiet suburban town of Andover to attend Walcott College. As a black woman attending a predominantly white institution, she finds her identity by remaining true to herself. Through cultural clashes, late-night rendezvous, trips to the mall, and quiet times in the library, Empress learns that history is a story that often repeats itself. Empress appreciates the value of hard work, dedication, love, and heartbreak while earning her degree as trail blazer. Empress will never allow the hate they give to bring her down.

Closely Watched Stocks in Topeka, Kansas, is what they call a misnomer. This is not another book about the stock market. The male lead in the book, Jay Sherrer, is a sixty-seven-year-old stockbroker in Topeka, Kansas, and the book starts out in a stock market setting and, at times, the book goes back to the market to earn the title. This book is really a love story between an older stockbroker and a twenty-four-year-old waitress named June Burns. She is a waitress at the restaurant where he eats his breakfast at every morning before the market opens. After talking to each other at breakfast over a three-month-long period, they start dating and fall in love. He discovers, after dating June, that she is not just pretty, but also a very intelligent and well-read woman as well. They make an unlikely couple. With her level of intelligence, he quietly wonders why she is waitressing. After six months of dating, Jay is called to come to the hospital emergency room late one evening. June is having a severe alcohol-induced pancreatic attack. It is there that he learns that she had to leave college in her senior year because she had a terrible alcohol addiction problem. He moves her into his home, hoping to help her control her drinking, but it doesn't work. June can't quit drinking. Things get worse. The book takes several twists and turns downward from there. You will have to read the book to see what happens to June. This book is a compelling story and a must-read for anyone trying to gain their sobriety.

Written as an enjoyable, entertaining, and informative book, A Complete Guide to Pleasuring Your Partner: The Sex Education You Never Got succeeds in providing the kinds of tools that any relationship needs to maximize the enjoyment and satisfaction that a couple can have during a thoughtful and deliberate sexual encounter. Focusing on the areas that are so often missing in a sexual relationship, this book promotes three specifics that, when employed, will result in both partners deriving more pleasure than they ever thought possible. When employed, they will enhance and revive virtually any sexual relationship from strictly ho-hum to mind-blowing va-va-voom. When it's time for a relationship to be absolutely stellar or bust, this guide has just the ingredients necessary to develop into an entirely new level of sexual enjoyment. Beyond these specific ingredients, information is also featured to prepare oneself to be ready to adopt a completely new sexual lifestyle that embraces all aspects of good healthy living. After all, it's our sexuality! So let it be natural and exciting.

"e;Have you ever wondered what your sister thought of you and the rest of your siblings? What she keeps in that diary of hers? What if something happened to her? In any other circumstance, this would be an invasion of privacy, but right now, I'm trying to find her. The only way I can is if you read my sister's diary."e;--Fabian Nickels

This is a true story about our pet pig, Janice Jean, and all of the fun adventures and laughs we had with her. This is a story about our precious Janice Jean where the reader learns valuable life lessons through her escapades. I hope you will come to love Janice Jean as much as we did. Be on the lookout for Janice Jean the Dancing Doll.

As this book has taken many years to complete and the pain has never withered from this cold-blooded hit for hire murder of Carole and the lack of justice from the Courts for her family. This book is dedicated to Carole "e;FLIP"e; Phillips and all of her roller derby families who had the opportunity of sharing such a short but beautifully awesome life with her.

This little book has two goals: it is a lyceum of thought and a critical reflection. You will be introduced to episodes in elementary schools that impact successful teaching and learning for young children. To get the most out of this book, you must be brave and suspend your power. Then you are ready to join your students as they feel their way through social challenges because you remember when. Read and discuss this book with your students and your children. Let me know what you think.

Today I Am carries you through fantasy and fairy tale as you imagine all the adventures just one day can bring. Lay your sweet head on your pillow, close your eyes, and let Today I Am sweep you away. Sweet dreams!

Soulsongs is a book of poems about the spiritual journey of the individual soul through the life of this world. It consists of 102 poems, ranging in style from short lyric poems to longer poems in free and semi-free verse, organized into 12 thematic sections representing the cycle of birth and death and ultimate liberation. Each poem stands on its own but is also thematically connected with the others in an organic whole. The book includes a 23 page introduction outlining the aesthetic principles underlying poetry, in particular its connection with music. Also available is a companion CD, Jericho Freeway, consisting of twelve original songs performed by the author on acoustic guitar and harmonica.Order the CD at jerichofreeway.comContact the author at sycamorebooks@jerichofreeway.com

People believe that every story is like a fairy tale, and that every tale ends with a happy ending. But we live in a much darker place. Many things can change in a matter of seconds or minutes, and for some of us, those moments can change our lives forever.People always say that things happen for a reason as a form of fate or that there is a design for each of our lives, and that no matter what you do, the outcomes will always be the same, as there is no escaping from your destiny. The stories that I have included in Not Every Story Has a Happy Ending are examples of how simple and innocent choices have horrible repercussions.I am going to take you for a ride among a world of beauty, friendships, love, and hope, and then as the pages turn, I will take you down a disturbing path of supernatural beings, revenge, macabre imagery, torture, and horror.

Paging through The Sketchbook is like opening a time capsule into a period of both deep affection and deprivation for the author and her family. The book is based on fact as told from the perspective of the artist's daughter, who is the keeper of the sketches and love letters, now becoming more fragile as time passes. Highlighted are the years many Germans and Italians spent in internment camps in Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) during the Second World War. The loss of her father set the author's family, her mother and brother, on a trajectory of homelessness, tempered by the resolute determination of the mother to have her children succeed against these odds.

She was excited about moving into her new house but soon learned there were monsters everywhere. She knew she must get rid of them but first had to convince her parents they were real. Do you believe in monsters?Mystery, creativity, bravery, and perseverance await. Ordinary Monsters is the story of a little girl who believes all the strange sights and sounds in her new house are monsters. Join her on her adventures as she conquers her fears to learn the truth.