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The Star in Me is a memoir of a woman of African descent raised in a humble family. Dorothy was not born with a silver spoon in her mouth but in her quest for education she made an excellent in-road into achieving success in her early age. However, her dreams to acquire more education was challenged by the Nigerian civil war that wrecked her nation for three years, thus derailing her ambitious advancement and compelling her to an early marriage. Many years after the end of the war, while raising her children as a working mother, her zeal to realize her potentials to the fullest spurred her to go back to school. She attended notable colleges and universities in the country and secured more higher degrees in Education and Law. Due to certain situations immanent in her life, she later moved to the United States, where she worked for many years as a tenured teacher under the California System of Education before retiring in 2016.

Michael''s superpower is making words disappear. He hates it because he thinks it''s frustrating and embarrassing."In general, very little information is available about Verbal Dyspraxia/apraxia in the united states. Cameron and I know about the struggle, and know how to tell the story in a fun, informative, and compassionate fashion."-Margaret

In the annals of history, wars have been recounted by countless historians, but there's a recurring problem that plagues their narratives: readers already know how the story ends, making the events seem inevitable. The true essence of war lies not just in the strategic maneuvers and tactics, but also in the absurd simplicity that often characterizes its reality. Yet, in their quest to chronicle the physical tragedies of war, historians often overlook the most significant aspect-the human experience, the relentless camaraderie, and the unwavering love that binds soldiers in their fight for survival.In the pages of this gripping narrative, the author delves into the heart of America's longest war, following the journey of the Combat Replacement Platoon of 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marines, Lima Company, as they venture through the labyrinth of Iraq's battlegrounds. These brave men, overlooked and unheralded, fought for their lives, their sanity, and for each other. Despite the odds, they stood united, defying the expectations of typical Marines and, instead, forging ahead with the purest and oldest reason known to humanity-love.This is not a tale of poetic heroism but a poignant portrayal of a group of wartime replacements hailing from different corners of America. As they navigate the chaos and cruelty of battle, they hold on to the belief that none of their comrades should die or be maimed in a conflict that appears devoid of their participation.Follow Hammer 4, 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marines, Lima Company, through the trials and tribulations of war-their victories, their sacrifices, and the unyielding bonds that formed amidst the chaos. This is the story of forgotten heroes, the ones whose names may not be etched in history books but whose courage and love echo through the ages. This is the story of war's ruin, etched on the hearts of those who lived it."

This faith-based biography of early twentieth century Pastor James A. Frush by his church parishioner Peggy L. Jenkins is unique in that it follows the life Frush through his own personal journal, including historical details of his relationships with the people under his influence, which few other sources provide. As a minister, James Frush faced challenges to understand Truth, and to represent Truth to his people. He confronted the challenges with the faith on which he stood: the Foundation of Faith. He found the faith to trust the Truth. "New folks are arriving nearly every day, and our family is getting to be quite a large one." Pastor Frush recorded those words in his journal in 1915. When he penned that prophecy, he could not see those included in that body today, nor those coming in future generations yet to be numbered, standing together through testimony and, like Frush, on the Foundation of Faith.