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I hope you enjoy Swimming over Castles! and Remember where ever you go in life, never forget who you are. Remembering who you are and whose you are, will always help you to NEVER swim over your castle. -Danielle HobbsThis children's book is a illustrated fantasy about a child that got to go all over the world and never forget who he/she was inside. It is a book speaking in a poetic rhythm and metaphor, capturing the art of self-awareness. The pictures and illustrations are actual images taken while I toured with Cirque Du Soleil, doing the Michael Jackson Immortal World Tour. I hope it inspires children to dream, and grow up to live their biggest dreams. This book shows that dreams do come true! If you can Dream it! You can Do it!- I dedicate to book to Cirque du Soleil for the opportunity to be a part of such a great project, and go once again around the world. - I dedicate this to Michael Jackson Estate for their support in my global vision of uplifting youth, through Education and Performing Arts, being true to your God Given Gifts. - I also dedicate this book to my Mom and Dad, for always teaching me to believe in myself, and never be afraid of my calling, no matter how unique my path, thank you for supporting me whether I am being a great Performing Artist or in the classroom, always teach others to DREAM, REACH FOR THE STARS!! and most of all TEACH PEOPLE TO LOVE!Love and Light,Dream it! Do it! Danigirl!
Of Men and Mice is a collection of 50 poems. Each one is preceded by a brief explanation of what inspired that poem. Like many, Monet Thompson has been through a lot. She shares her memories and what she's learned from these experiences. If interested in its author, Of Men and Mice will both answer questions and create them. It's a conversation piece for sure.
Never Be Anyone Other Than You is a celebration of the uniqueness and individuality of every child. Children are often more in tune with the world and more perceptive than we think. In fact, there's much we can learn from our children's intuitive nature, their openness to new experiences, their strength in character, their little acts of kindness, and their mindfulness as they explore the simple joys in life that we adults often take for granted. In the process of honoring our children, celebrating their talents, attributes, and personality traits, we help them develop confidence, a sense of self-worth, while modeling for them how to appreciate and respect the individuality of others around them.
Life experiences shared in the form of insightful poetry. Descriptions of any divorcees journey on coming to terms with this traumatic life changing experience. Transparent, and candid reflections, on topics from dating to knowing one's self-worth, are captured in ways that are both engaging and motivating.
Magical hair is a story about the versatility of girls' hair; specifically Black, brown, and mixed girls. This book promotes self confidence, love, and appreciation for all hair textures!
Mr. McMusty, the mascot of Michael McPherson Elementary, is thrilled to spend recess with the first graders. Sun, fun, and games are on his mind, but he learns that meaningful lessons can be taught at recess. While most first graders are excited to see the fudge-colored horse with large yellow eyes and an orange mane, some curious kids require Mr. McMusty to use his wit and charm to withstand encounters of the first grade kind. Inquisitive Charlie, sticky-handed Casey, runny-nosed Sara, and highbrow Bailey are no match for Mr. McMusty! The horse befriends Steven James, who needs some TLC, and Sofia, a new student to Michael McPherson Elementary. He dances, he sings, and he does it all! Mr. McMusty will warm your heart and make you smile. Going to school is not so scary when you have a friend like Mr. McMusty!
Bo Hardy had been discharged from the Navy SEAL program after being injured in an attempt to rescue a mother and her five-year-old daughter being sought by a group of Taliban troops whose intent was to capture, torture and murder both mother and daughter because the mother had converted to Christianity. The rescue mission was doomed before it was begun because of flawed intelligence. The Taliban knew where the mother was hiding and knew of the forthcoming attempt to rescue the mother and little girl. The mother, daughter and Bo's best friend were all killed before Bo was able to take out the fifteen Taliban troops. Fearing that Bo would expose the flawed intelligence and embarrass certain people, Bo was unceremoniously drummed out of the Navy to come home to a corrupt hometown. Wounded from the land mine that killed his best friend, Bo now has a new enemy to fight in the form of one Frank Tucker. It is difficult to tell if Frank is evil, deranged, or a little bit of both. Bo just happens to be in love with Frank's stepsister. Bo is suffering from PTSD but depends on his Christian faith to help him fight off the demons which the trauma he has experienced now plague him.
I am now in the nighttime of my life. It has been a good life - no perfect, of course - but complete with challenges, accomplishments, disappointments, laughter and sadness. No two lives are the same, and my reflections will be from my unique experiences. They are not profound. You won't find my name in history books or on buildings. I consider myself an average persons. Unless I record my memories, they will soon be forgotten, so I am choosing to record them. Hopefully, you or someone will find them of interest. I will share my experiences, but, also, I will share what small amount of wisdom I have gathered during my lifetime. I have reached my 95th birthday as I share the following pages. I have always had a fascination with live theatre, and, since I discover3d a creative gene in my old age, I have chosen to include a group of short skits I have written. Hopefully, they will produce a smile or two, and, if you have desire to perform some of them, you have my permission to do so. Some have already been performed, and I include a list of those occasions. Before you start reading - you do plan to read, don't you - let me share with you what I believe to be the three things necessary for a happy life.
On the night of 31 August 1939, the word 'blitzkrieg' was added to the dictionary. The German Luftwaffe was discharging incendiary bombs from the sky, while the Wehrmacht stormed the ground with heavy artillery. The Polish Army made a valiant effort, but they were outweighed in machinery, munitions, and manpower. By 14 September, the invading forces had them surrounded. There was no way out. The final defeat of Poland took place in a marshy area of the Bug River. The document of surrender was signed 6 October 1939. The Poles never accepted the term "e;Unconditional"e;.
Two scientists by the name of Dr Rich and Dr Garmen have created a deadly virus by accident, trying to improve humanity for a better future. Things didn't go as planned as the virus escaped by one of their former employees, Dr Welson. Now it's up for a group of survivors to save the world. It's all up to Ethan, Zayla and Warren and Tyler to bring the vaccine to a group of survivors and finally end the zombie nightmare.
Inspiration for the author's "e;It's Good To Be.."e; stories comes from observing her grandchildren and memories from her own children as they overcame complexities of childhood and blossomed into loving socially responsible young adults. Have you ever thought about how difficult it is for a baby to develop langue skills necessary to communicate with people within their world? How does one form relationships with members in their family? What live-long bonds manifest during our most formative period, age 1 - 5 years? The author hopes to provide the reader a glimpse into the life of a child as he/she moves through necessary development stages on their way to becoming a unique individual of society.
You've seen the images from Hollywood. Macho, tough, with an almost John Wayne air about him, the fighter pilot has been famously portrayed as a gallant warrior. Now, take a look behind the scenes at a different look at the fighter pilot. Gone is the mystique and sense of danger. Instead is a fresh look at the comical aspects of being a fighter pilot; events, scenarios, during war and during peacetime, that show quite a different picture of the "e;hard as nails"e; image of the fighter pilot. Fictitious callsigns such as "e;Maverick"e; and "e;Ghostrider"e; are replaced with "e;Moe,"e; "e;Larry"e;, and "e;Curly."e; Yes, there are scenes where these nonchalant, easygoing fighter-pilot types are racing through the sky, boring holes in the clouds, going supersonic; but it's how and why they are there that makes the story interesting. Shooting rockets at the wrong target, scrambling to takeoff in the middle of the night from a dead sleep, ejecting from the aircraft after breaking it apart on the ground, getting lost while airborne, frantically trying to strafe a Soviet jet --- these are all the stories about real flying that never make the headlines of the daily paper. Working hard and playing hard, the fighter pilot genre is shown anew, much to the reader's delight. Those who have pressed the edge and lived to talk about it know these stories; those aspiring to do so will simply be amazed, ready to stand in line for their turn.
This book is the fourth in a collection of travel essays that the author has published over the course of a ten-year period.Its stories are about the author's travel experiences in places across the U.S., Europe, South America, Africa, and Asia.Some of the stories evolved from sections of old travel journals he wrote while in his twenties, while some date back a decade, and others more recent than that.He feels extremely fortunate to have had the ability to live in different places abroad as an exchange student, relief worker, and backpacker in an age when travel was relatively cheap and the world a safer place, with health hazards amounting to nothing more serious than malaria and the occasional bout of dysentery.His wish is that in describing these experiences, readers will regain confidence in the kindness of the human spirit?for without the kindness of strangers he met on my journeys, the author may never have successfully completed them?and become inspired to venture outre-mer, as did Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of our first great travel writers, did in his book by the same name about his travels in Europe in the 19th century.
Penelope Pretty and Perfect is about celebrating the uniqueness of all little girls and boys. The book is written to inspire moms and dads to allow their little ones the opportunity to have a voice. Children are special and deserve a champion for everything that they believe in! So, when your little one has a peculiar request, remember to embrace their uniqueness and let them celebrate diversity in their own special way! Let them be, "e;ME"e;! (whatever it means to them).
This is the third of five stories I wrote for my grandsons Dylan and Kemper while they were students at the Montessori School of Rome in Georgia. Their mother, Miss Dolores, was a schoolteacher there. This is an educational story featuring the same set of jungle characters as the previous stories and introducing a physically challenged newcomer, Turtle TUTTLE, who can barely walk because of his flattened butterfly-like feet. On his first day in school TUTTLE learns why birds can fly and becomes convinced that the same principles of flight should apply to him and that he should also be able to fly. Is he right?
During the 1950s in Jacksonville, Florida, young African American children were used to go into the segregated public schools to pull down discrimination and open the doors for African Americans. At the age of six years old, Jacquelyn had to fight and work hard to fight discrimination. Her goal was to win equal rights for all African Americans. Eating lunch in the cafeteria at a table by herself, enjoying her foodthen suddenly, she felt a splash on her back and head, messing up her pink blouse. She turned around to see what was going on, and some food hit her in the face. With her struggles against the harsh treatment, unfair laws, and prejudice and racism, she had to fight at a young age for equal rights. Free PreviewThe family went to bed with happy thoughts, thinking about my first day of school tomorrow. I woke up early, ate a big breakfast and put on my new school clothes. My aunt came and picked up my sister and brother and took them to school. My mother took me to school at Oceanway Elementary School. When we arrived at the school, my heart was full of joy because it was time for me to start school for the first time. On my first day at Oceanway Elementary School, my mother took me to the office to register me for the first grade.
Born and raised Catholic, Margaret Christie learned about guardian angels at Marymount Catholic Grade School in Arlington, Virginia. In 1990, she attended a Catholic retreat in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The director encouraged her and the other participants to learn the names of their guardian angels. This was done by going into meditation and asking the Holy Spirit for the name. From a dark mist, Margaret's angel was introduced. Max guided her and has helped her through many mystical difficult instances. She was inspired by her experience to be able to give others the names of their guardian angels.
The storytelling begins with the first child of Peter and Ruby Hesters family. Friday night enjoyment time is conducted by my daddy sharing moments with the children named Sue Ann, Henry, and Jacquelyn. Every Friday, the television will be turned off at 2:00 p.m., and the family will prepare to eat dinner and then enjoy a sensational, thrilling, and fantastic story from our daddy. His story will inspire you, keep you thinking, and take you on an adventure to explore the wonders of life. One Friday, the stories opened us to the realities of our lives to come. My daddy lists his stories in four categories: (1) childhood stories, (2) dead-people stories, (3) family life stories, and (4) prediction stories. In the year 1955, my daddy told Henry, Sue Ann, and me a story/prediction that would last us our lifetime. The reality of life was opened up to us at a young age. I learned my daddy had the gift of predicting some events for his children and other people.
Soro any fee chukwu (Worship with Us) is one of our Igbo through Worship series that emphasizes language fluency through emersion pedagogy and participatory ethnic theology. The series involves speaking, listening, reading, and comprehension in Igbo language. The overarching goal is to encourage the learner to start reading and speaking Igbo correctly, within a specific context. The book is in form of a Missalet. It contains the order of the Mass in pictures. It is a worship aid that includes the Mass, as well as some simple prayers and praise songs. It has been observed that when children are able to follow the order of the Mass, they tend to be more inspired to participate actively in the service and in the church community as well. Hence, this book might help to strengthen the concentration and Igbo reading skills of children as well as adults who a new to the language or the Catholic faith. It is also expected to give them a sense of belonging as members of the congregation, irrespective of their age. The book can be used at English Masses for similar reasons too. Please share Soro any fee chukwu with your family and worship community network.
This author has created this character to view the world though the internet. By showing her personality in this image she developed this book to bring forth how fun she can truly be.
A colorful story about not judging and how growing up, means more than just in size.
Carolina Bird talks about the excitement that a young author as myself has gone from average society to on my way to a whole different world. Especially living as a young black male in Charleston South Carolina. Yet still not forgetting to pay attention to everyday life lessons as well as trying to maintain my composure. As you read this book you will feel like you're right next to me as I travel the elevator of life. All of my peers just keep pushing me to keep on going into overdrive and the results are showing more and more in due time.
The World Pet Store chronicles a very special day between Ella and her mom when they happen to stumble upon a unique pet store that offers every animal in the world for sale. One-stop shopping, The World Pet Store houses exotic pets ranging from panda bears, elephants, and unicorns, to dolphins, orcas, and even a great white shark! Every child's dream come true and a once-in-a-lifetime shopping spree to the most fascinating store on earth. Imaginations run wild as families join in on the adventure with Ella and her mom on an incredibly special and unforgettable day.
Oh no! What must Momma Turtle do? She can't find a safe place to hatch her eggs. Setting out on her quest, she finds that the journey she is on is not about her babies but about her. She learns that time is precious and so is friendship.
Eboni Monroe is a good woman to her man, but there's something from her childhood that's haunting her, and she's keeping a deep, dark secret from her longtime boyfriend, Tyrell Jackson. When he finds out the truth, it just makes their relationship stronger, and he doesn't disappoint her. He treats her good and kind even more now that he knows her secret.
The popular theme of the book deals with the underlying causes of mysteries and unresolved questions of great interest to both layman and serious scholar that have become commonplace on this planet, ranging from scientific enigmas, such as the Moon, the origins of the Great Pyramid and Sphinx, to religious contradictions on the life of Jesus Christ, the nature of the soul, heaven and hell, and the popular puzzles, such as the Bermuda Triangle, Stonehenge, etc., with a thorough review of the notorious 9/11 event, revealing the true underlying menace. However, while exploring these fascinating subjects, their hidden agendas are exposed, revealing a history of gross manipulation, assisted by the role of mythology, and how this is concealed within media politics, covert politics and exo-politics, combining the activities of HAARP, the Illuminati and MJ-12, etc., finalising with what is in store for the human race.
Poetry, I love to writeMostly, in the middle of the nightI will write, as long as I'm ableSitting in silence, at my kitchen tableI hope you have enjoyed my bookIt was nice of you take a lookSo, I'll finish this one nowIt's easy once you know howTry to jot down a few linesAnd, try not to focus too much on the rhymesThank you so much, for reading each pageI'm starting to get up there in ageBut, for as long as time gives meI'll be writing poems for all to seeSo, I'll bring this one to an endI'll write more down the road, my dear friend
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