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  • av Ricardo Steinkohl
    255,-

    To do good things requires knowing yourself and at least something about others. These are both substantial activities and experiences in life. It takes learning (sometimes unlearning) and also to know there is pacing as to how these things can and do happen. It is not intended to primarily aspire to great achievements, although things sometimes feel that way and I can honestly say to have experienced peaks and lows and found my way to travel back and forth without overshooting either way. A nice way to look at it is to be able to navigate that which we are already doing, and of course, there can be room for more if wanted.The happenings of the various types of people and situations, and yes, issues, are very much relevant to the understanding of ourselves. They are not all significant but accumulate they will, and knowing who one has been, one would think it a desirable prospect to explore. If some already have a good idea, then all is well and good for that purpose. But the experiences I have had in life are varied, and although dramatic enough, I seem to have escaped going into the haphazard category-although it seems sometimes I scratched upon it.The background is not as important as the realities in which we are all involved. Sometimes heavy, sometimes easily and enjoyably manageable, it is okay to face the range of things with a confident-if not cautious-approach.I believe it is safe and rewarding and sometimes emotional and difficult. But this book has a positive purpose. And with the often-used expression to those who accept it, "e;with a little help from above,"e; this overview of how not to feel buried in this complicated life is a concise push to what seems important. And resting and relaxing and utilizing energy that way is certainly included in that.

  • av Marion Dees
    295,-

    The author's name is Marion Michael Dees. He is sixty-four years old. He has worked in construction of one kind or another for most of his life, about forty-five years. Back in November of 2020, he found out he had a blood clot in his lungs and went into AFib. He was in and out of the hospital until August of 2021, when they finally did a procedure to stop his heart from going into AFib. During this time, he had a lot of downtime when he could not work or had to work from home. It was during this time that he started writing this book. Because of his love for South Dakota, he wanted to make his story about that area and its history. Although this is a fictional story with some actual facts, much liberation has been taken. However, it is based on actual locations and times that reflect the kind of events that could happen and some that did happen during this period. He hopes the readers will enjoy their journey back in time. He thanks them for reading his book.

  • av Sandra Ihle
    185,-

    Christmas can be a time of magic. And this Christmas, Patrick, his parents, and his faithful friend, Foofi, believed.

  • av Frank Mitchell
    185,-

    For the first time in my life, I had to fight for it. COVID attacked me, my family, and the world. Being a trauma nurse in the emergency department, I often find myself (as do all of my coworkers) meeting people on the worst day of their lives. Now for the first time, I started meeting people during the worst time of mine.This book is written to illustrate how we should be able to fight the devastating effects of this virus together. There is an army that is available to everyone, and every single person can become part of the army that everyone needs in their life. We can focus this army to support one another, or to tear us apart because someone thinks differently than we do. This is an age-old problem that continues to face us today, something I call self-righteous indignation. It continues to tear apart our friends, families, and even countries. We need each other's strengths, not each other's opinions.There is a person in that medical bed-someone with family, friends, and a health care team. They need us. They need support. But so do those who are on the outside looking in. I hope this book offers a glimpse into what it was like to be a caregiver who found himself changing from bedside care to needing care from the other side of the bed and to see how that need extended into my family and friends.

  • av Michelle Maroussis
    239,-

    Santa discovers a problem. Who can help him? Find out how Holly the elf saved Christmas.

  • av Mark Arntson
    319,-

    Human beings have created synthetic life from nothing. These Manufactured Humanoid Units, or MHUs, are born into an oppressed class of people, abused, exploited, and repressed for the betterment of humanity. A large ensemble cast leads this saga of action, drama, intrigue, politics, scientific enterprise, a touch of romance, and a big mystery acting out behind the scenes.Agent Powder is just following orders. That's what she tells herself anyway, as she is used by the powers that be as an instrument to maintain the status quo. She hunts down rogue MHUs fleeing from their oppressive life, along with those who aid and abet them. Meanwhile, in the rest of the Republic, politicians scheme, activists rally, tech barons plot, and scientists continue to press technology ever forward by any means necessary.

  • av Southern Sollars
    185,-

    Ruby touches children in a designated way: settles messages to children, caring for others, does not steal nor lie, does not take things for granted. Ruby and her adventures will change bedtime for all.

  • av Joyce Davis-Stache
    185,-

    To Whom It May Concern is a love letter to a mother who gave birth and placed her baby for adoption. It is a thank-you letter to all mothers who chose to give life and permit their baby to be embraced and sheltered in the arms of another. My love for each and all of those who adopt is inexpressible. This letter is a tribute to my beloved parents with whom I grew old. This is a silent eulogy for the unborn--murdered because of an act of irresponsibility. Inasmuch as an epiphany, we have never been a part of our mother's body, just attached. Therefore, the termination of a child's life at any stage is not a moral issue, rather a criminal act. To Whom It May Concern is in part the voices of the unborn written by my mother's firstborn.

  • av Donita Kordonowy
    255,-

    Midas is an African gray parrot that was rescued in 2007. After posting some of our conversations on social media, many friends fell in love with the "e;cantankerous"e; old bird whose ability to be part of the conversation. He may be the cause of frustration one day but smiling about it the next because we live in the hood; we don't know what he is going to request or, should I say, demand at any given time. He has stopped us from arguing and made us laugh, left us wondering where he heard that from (as if we didn't know) and kept us in constant awe at his many phrases. There will only be one time when we cry because of Midas, which also means that the house will be very quiet. I hope that time doesn't happen for a very long time.

  • av Teri Flicker
    245,-

    With a backdrop of war and peace, this book will take you from the 1920s through the 1970s. In the middle of the Great Depression and the rebirth of a nation, the love story of Florence and Frank unfolds and carries the reader with it in both America and Europe.Follow Florence as she goes from the child sold to a plantation owner in the South as a house servant to become the colonel's wife and form her own life. Throughout her life, the music and changing times altered her and all those around her. During this one lifetime, the world experienced changes that would take music from big band to rock and roll and the information age from newspaper to the nightly news watched on a television set in your own home.This book shows the amazement of the world and the growth of one woman and all the world to a place no one thought could be possible. Enjoy, and thank you for reading.

  • av Robert W. Parsons
    319,-

    How did you like them apples? A big cliffhanger. In fact, two.It seems that history repeats itself within family lineages. Look back at the DeMolay and Treborn families. Both families were from France fleeing to Italy to escape death and changing names, like DeMolay to DeMarco. Compare the future happenings in Paris along the Boulevard in 1921 as opposed to the battlefield outside of town in 1307. And Paul DeMarco returned from Italy to Paris after some reconstruction in Italy after a war.Look for more stories from my Grandfather Matlin and my Grand Uncle Michael in volume eight of their series, Twin Memoirs. They will revisit the Watchers and we will later find out how much of the series was written before certain events even happened in the final book Resolution.And of course, like the tease in chapters 131 and 132, there is always more to the story. Grandfather told me when he started writing his memoirs, he never imagined what was to come. He often questioned God as to why his story would matter. If you have read the poem I wrote when I was fifteen, you'd realize everything matters for one simple reason, God is love.How could my grandfather write about my little Michaela, our daughter that Charlie and I adopted? And that French foreign exchange student, Caleb Treborn, had unprotected sex with my baby girl. The resulting birth was a baby by the name of Tristen Treborn.Are you getting the picture? If not, read Flight of the Revelation.

  • av John Michele
    239,-

    John Verra is a young man moving to a much bigger stage. He arrives with a love and belief in the founding principles of our country. He is not in Washington, DC, but living in another shinning city on a hill, or so he believes, Boston, Massachusetts, a town where he attended college and falls in love.As a member of the city council, a seat in Boston's governing body, attained because of the sacrifice of a new friend, he eventually realizes he is politically naive and inexperienced and to some of like mind, to be worthy of their attention. To others to be used.Who should he trust? Too many in and out of government have their own personal agendas. So does he. His beliefs about government are based upon essentially three human qualities--a passion for power and where it can take one, personal freedom, not given by the laws of government but by God; and the recognition that none of us are angels.Why does he visit the country of his grandparents, Sicily? What is he looking for, and where will it take him with his beliefs strengthened or compromise to get along as do many?

  • av Tony Hernandez
    395,-

    Always Turn Down the First Offer: Memoirs of a Sportscaster is much more than a diary of one person's recollections working on television and radio in markets ranging in size from the smallest worked in Los Alamos, New Mexico, to the largest, the Big Apple, New York City. It portrays a nostalgic journey through a foregone era from the late 1960s to the somewhat more recent early 2000s. It gives you insight into a sportscaster's up-close and personal dealings on a daily basis with some of America's greatest athletes, teams, coaches, and other broadcasters of that time period. No punches are pulled in describing the highs and lows and the politics involved in the business of broadcasting. For those who may be interested in entering the profession themselves, there are lessons to be learned here.

  • av Charles Eben Johns
    255,-

    This is actually my own transcribed journal from late 2009, 2010, and early 2011. This was a time of terrible crisis for me and my family.To list them, our children were taken away from us for two months, our son went to jail, my mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and I lost my business of twenty-two years; these occurred in a three-month period.This was also the best time of my life. Our Father in heaven came to me in this dark time and showed me how these personal crises are great opportunities for victory the simple way He showed me about thankfulness and its application. Summer 2009, when these very difficult things were occurring, is when God the Father began showing the way of thanksgiving. This way turned that terrible time into the best of my life. I call that summer "e;the summer of life."e;My intention for you is to find a way to deal with all things in life, good, bad, or neutral, through the stories in this book. I had no idea, at the time, I entered these stories in my journal that the journal as a whole is a comprehensive how-to manual. It is very simple to learn this way of thanksgiving, almost too simple. May the grace of thankfulness inundate every soul on earth.

  • av Timothy Chase
    385,-

    What is the meaning of life? Jenny and Craig Chaise, along with a close friend, Debbie-Sue, own a candle and wine company, Dionysus Refined, creating a candle line that is unique to their business. Craig is a police officer.The couple and close friends involve themselves in the world of horse show competition as a way to enhance their social status and network their company. Growth and introduction of businesspeople with intentions creates tension. Marital problems, infidelity, career change meeting and developing relationships, death, upper-class individuals with differing rules and inhibitions with the ability to change the direction of the lives of people, like products creates a rift. The world of art is introduced.Craig Chaise finds himself digging into the depths of himself while standing firm in the belief in the power of the individual amid life's changes. Dionysus Refined is a novel that discusses many life and death topics along with business and its process. Maturation and truths they face even when it hurts have questions. What happens to the Chaises' sense of well-being and security when someone takes it awav?What motivates self more than love and work while realizing failure and striving for meaning? Dionysus Refined is a novel about imperfect refinement and why it is important to believe in your best self.

  • av Sheila Davis
    199,-

    This Book is based on the love of a man who became a little girl's heart. She had no father figure in her life. He showed her that God's love comes in a lot of things in life. "e;Down by the river where the kitty cats go, Gabriella is sure to go."e;

  • av Reid Yochim
    185,-

    "e;Have you heard of the little farmer? He has two friendly deer named Rosie and Fuzzy. But the little farmer is lonely. He wishes of one day moving away from the farm and into the city. However, when Rosie and Fuzzy go missing, the little farmer learns of a field trip! Unable to refuse adventure, the little farmer joins his class excursion, but soon realizes he must return to the farm and reunite with his furry friends. A delightful read that teaches children about the importance of friendship and responsibility--with a magical twist at the end!"e;

  • av Travis Lowery
    175,-

    I wrote about this topic because I wanted to share my experiences and the changes I went through. This was a part of the process I had to face in getting through. I share this in hopes that you avoid some of these changes and challenges. I searched for guidance and could not find it. I strived to get off the streets, and when I did, I found relationships to be even more challenging. I realized that there was no difference between people in the streets and those who are in a relationship. The time I lost not seeing the connection has been detailed in this book. My success and my demise are chronicled in hopes that you avoid some of my missteps. You are the only gift that has to unwrap itself. Yourethebestinc72@gmail.com Yourethebestinc72@gmail.com

  • av Yahweh Righteousness
    175,-

    This book reveals how I, the One God of Israel, revealed to Yahweh, what was the "e;impenetrable language,"e; spoken of by Jordan B. Peterson and Camille Paglia in their Modern Times video. It will show how My people--Yahweh's people--were slowly seduced by people speaking this language that I told you about in Yahweh's Word. People of your self-chosen governments, idols you worship in Hollywood movies, the music industry, YouTube, television, and news media. As it is a shared language spoken by individuals ranging from Prince Harry in his leaving the royal life video, to Al Sharpton's eulogy of your brother George. It is spoken in interviews such as with Ben Shapiro and John MacArthur, Dennis Prager, and Megyn Kelly, etc. All of whom will be shown just what and who they really are, and how they have used the Holy Scriptures Yahweh wanted and loved more than anyone else to speak this language.This book reveals what is Yahweh's fulfilling of the Old Covenant, giving Him messiahship and all legal authority to demand and receive back, without resistance, His Holy Scriptures from Artemis. Along with the total annihilation of the tyranny that had Yahweh, along with His people around the globe, imprisoned and kept back from the salvation and freedom that I had always told you about. Yahweh rightly divided, searched, and found My prison house, and I gave Him My Spirit. All had the same chance to make their own choice. Did I not say you are gods, children of the Most High--all of you--and that all of you were members one of another?This book reveals what is to come. A fountain of blessing is to be opened to Israel, and a fountain of salvation, followed by the Kingdom and world peace. All will be judged because they believed a big lie that I allowed. It was the test, and has held all in the guilty state they were born in. All Israel, the children of light were outsmarted, except for Yahweh. You are already forgiven. To receive that forgiveness is to first, realize; second, admit; and third, ask for forgiveness. Yahweh paid all of the rest that was required; all the world will now become guilty before Him, for all have chosen a popular opinion that led you to scatter your ways under every green tree unto foreign deities. And now all the prominent people committing the heinous acts or willfully allowed them will be brought down from their high estate of mind. And finally the "e;end goal"e; of the Torah, Yahweh takes My appointed position for Him--the highest office conceivable, to rule in Love and Truth, Justice and Righteousness. And this is the name that He will be known as: Yahweh Our Righteousness. It is a memorial for all generations!

  • av Lila Karoub
    319,-

    This is story number two (first one is Marnie's Journals) and a continuation of a troubled woman whose main wish in life was to find a way to die and had attempted suicide many times to escape her troubled mind. According to her journals, the suicidal attempts failed, and she ended up living with the pain and agony she was trying to escape from. She felt trapped in a life she no longer wanted, and no matter what she did, she was unhappy, depressed, disregarded, and did not want to go on living. In this story, this troubled woman reveals the final chapters of her journals that are disturbing to read. The reader will be enthralled with Marnie's Journals: Part 2--the Final Journey.

  • av Missy Brickman
    315,-

    Have your siblings ever told you a story that seems a little far-fetched? Reese is about to embark on the truth that lies behind her sister Claire's story of their mommy's magic shoe closet! Slip on your stilettos and get ready for a fun adventure with Reese as she tests the magic for herself.

  • av Tito Eberendu
    185,-

    When a young non-human boy causes the cease of his planet's existence , he is isolated in a planet near Earth and is under observation. After making it to Earth with the help of a scientist that came for research, he is told by a spirit that Earth is where he learns more about his super rare nature. It takes meeting a few humans, seeing some visions, feeling some attraction, training under another spirit, traveling through other reality versions, fighting a crystal-crusted brute, and a little more to discover it. But when he does, peace will reign in him, for now.

  • av Sarah Deaderick
    185,-

    The voice of a child often gets dismissed. When you were in school, do you remember seeing the sad girl in the back of the class? The kid that smelled a little funny and was always picked on for it or was a bully themselves? What was your role in this situation? I wonder, did you ever stop to think, what is happening in their home to make them the way that they are? This true story is of a broken girl who took years to speak up and now is blurting it on the rooftops! She wanted to die because of the abuse and the traumas she experienced in her life, and most of the time, no one would even listen. There is so much trauma and so many people who do help but also so many people who do not know how to help. Dig in to post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociation disorder, and so much more as she relives her life just for you. You will also find the resources you need to get help if you know someone or have known of someone who has been physically or sexually assaulted or just needs mental health help in general. Join her on this journey to create awareness around PTSD and child abuse. It could happen to anyone. More importantly, join her to create an army of very aware children to protect yourself from the monster predators that are very real.

  • av Nicki Streeter
    185,-

    Colt and Papa are the very best of friends. Their bond is unique and one of a kind. Papa always asks, "e;In a world where you can be anything, what would you be?"e; Colt responds, "e;I want to be it all!"e; Colt is a fearless little boy who loves to imagine a world that is filled with excitement and thrills. A simple conversation between the two of them leads Colt on an adventurous tale. His mind is filled with all the magical possibilities and dreams, because in a world where you can be anything, he wants to be it all...and have fun!

  • av Frances J. Hill Ed. S.
    175,-

    My Diary of Poetry book is a mixture of rhyme and rhythms that vary from trust, reality, imagination, habits, and life. It describes talent, danger, nature, and promises are included. The poems bring about survival, hope, embracing fear, and most of all, they encourage the changes. They are fun, magical, exciting, and surprising. My poems are about caring, love, pain, friends, thankfulness, preparation, and uncertainty. I hope you find pleasure and comfort from reading my poems.

  • av Latoya Wise
    255,-

    I Lived, I Fought, I Won was written to inspire and help bring clarity of life's challenging experiences, to others. It will talk about real-life issues that plague many people every day. To be more specific, it will provide different situations that most people go through. It will discuss the hurt, disappointment, and struggles along with proven solutions that helped the author. The author will talk about single parenting, the church hurt, relationships, and family issues, which seem to be some of the biggest problems in today's society. It will discuss the difficulties and how you can overcome or put up a defense on these particular matters. Thousands of people are struggling with different things in life, and most are looking for it to end or just peace in general. The author advises communicating with God.

  • av Daniel Duke
    269,-

    Society today is obsessed with identity--gender, race, religion, political persuasion, and so on. So what does it mean, in this charged atmosphere, to be a man? That is the question that brought ten men from very different backgrounds to the wilderness of Central Oregon. Ten men: ten days of challenges, each designed to test different dimensions of manhood. Imagine, for instance, that you received instructions to spend the morning doing something that you associate with being a man. One of the ten participants in Man Camp, and the central character, is a recently retired coach of a women's basketball team. Why he chose to attend Man Camp and what he discovered in the process await the reader.

  • av S. M. Aichele
    255,-

    Lemon and Lavender follows the story of high school English teacher, Nick, whose wife comes home on the last day of term and announces that she's been cheating on him. Unable to cope with confrontation, Nick does what he does best and leaves, heading for Colorado to visit the mother of an old military buddy who died in action years before.After this visit, Nick continues on to the small Colorado mountain town of Thede, where, having decided that there's little left to live for, he tries drinking himself to death. But just when life seems to have played its last card for Nick, he meets Hannah. Soon he is back on track, and with an odd assortment of locals to help him, he finally sees that there could be life after wife. But fate hasn't finished playing with Nick yet and his failure to tell Hannah everything means that the past is ready to interrupt his plans for a better future once more.

  • av Daniel Charles
    239,-

    In the current business environment, many companies consciously or subconsciously practice a culture of inherent technical isolation (ITI). ITI exists when businesses and IT leaders in particular consistently provide preferential treatment to team members in their organizations on the basis of technical versus nontechnical competency. This book is written to not only draw attention to the ITI culture but to also promote an inclusive management practice that would eventually make the culture extinct. Essentially, the book seeks to promote a new business and technology management culture void of inherent technical isolation practices.

  • av Lisa Moffet
    175,-

    Every poem in this book is real and to the point and makes you feel like you are going through every emotion that has been written in every poem. It is full of very deep emotions of depression and reality that we all go through in life that make it hard to deal with . In this lies my hope that one day, one of the poems in this book will help someone else who is going through the same things that I have gone through and see that if I made it through, then so can they. Every poem talks about true feelings that a lot of people have a hard time to face alone. Sometimes it helps to know that someone else knows how we feel, and it makes the pain all the more easier to cope with-almost like a ray of sunshine to a terrible day. Every poem is a true feeling of love lost and the pain it leaves behind , memories that tear us all apart in different ways, and memories of things that I have gone through in life. By writing these poems, it has also helped me to heal by getting it off my chest.

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