Worlds Worth is Megan Lynn's first written novel which is inspired by actual events from the life of her cousin Kwane' Johnson. This book tells the story of a young adolescent growing up in a broken home. Raised by her great grandmother and her children Kwane' is surrounded by corruption and hate. From a dysfunctional household to the devastating conditions of the behavioral health systems Kwane' narrates her story. Kwane' Johnson's story embodies perseverance through an emotional upbringing and a tainted past. The various child placement centers mentioned in the book she has really touched bases in all of them. These are the true events which molded Kwane' into the adult she is now. Her story takes you on a journey from the age of 12 years old to 18 years old leaving you with cliff hanging suspense with what is to become of her life in Part2. Stay Tuned!
Each page, or few pages, is different. The book is not about one subject, but a series of events in my life. lt is funny, poignant, sad, hopeful, angry, joyful. I am a Christian, therefore there is more religion in the book than I expected. Some page titles are: Tattoos, My Daddy was a Welder, Life After Covid, Wedding, Good People Have to Suffer, My Brain, Silly God, What am I Doing Here? Summer, Edgar Reed. lf I wasn't there when it happened, someone in the family was. We can't call it fiction although some of it sounds like it is. lt's a fun little book that will occupy your free time and hopefully exercise your mind a bit.
Adults and children alike have enjoyed this moving and sentimental tale. A little evergreen tree gets adopted and relocated. His new purpose is to become a Christmas tree. Much excitement, fun, anxious times, and surprises await him. His journey includes finding his important place in two very special families. Charming children's drawings bring this story alive. Several young artists, many who have never even seen a real evergreen, capture our hero's emotions and story scenes.
Enjoy reading this poetry book. Have fun reading and interpreting these poems. I've worked on this book the better part of five years, and now it's time for everyone to read them. Take care
When he was there for the first time, he learnt that he had to turn his trousers over so as to prevent it from getting dirty and learnt that each time he killed a bed bug, he had to put the stained fingers to his nose smelling them and then wipe the blood of the insect on the wall on which he had scratched his name and date of admittance...The strong force of Christendom with many wearing and bearing crosses did their very best in the wicked art of blood spilling with the conviction that they were inspired by the Almighty...Getting to Oshodi for the first time caught Aristide's admiration so he wasted time in looking at the population and traffic...On the faces of the population, he saw seriousness, conviction, and endless aspiration. On those of the drivers, he saw stress, anger and desperation...The idle people in Lagos are busy. The lazy are handy. ARISTIDE - A decisive story of a bildungsroman
I was inspired to write this book because I believe that reading books to children connects the parents or teachers to the child. They can also be educational. I love children and do what I can to help them learn. Children books are perfect for elementary schools, nurseries, day care centers or at home with your child. They can read and sang a little tune while on vacation or just for fun.
In book Number 2, the dedication to the ancestors of three of the thirteen colonial states -Georgia, Maryland and Virginia. Even though some slaves in Georgia celebrate May 15, in Maryland, April 22 and Virginia, July 4 or other dates for emancipation, however, for this work all former slaves will celebrate June 19th, Juneteenth. The Book Series were developed to show appreciation of the hard work of our ancestors who fought for hundred of years to be in America in 1865. Also, for the hard work of Mrs. Opal Lee gave to get a National holiday signed into Law in 2021. In this book, slave narratives chilling interviews of given on the many accounts of bad treatments of slaves after many years of praying, groaning and begging God to forgive their capturers, God granted the slaves freedom in America. Before the birth of Jesus Christ, the Israelites spent 433 years in slavery. The African-American ex-slaves were able to set up church and educational institutions after 200 or more years of slavery. Due to slave trades and auction blocks, the slaves did not have the same bonds as the Israelites. Ex-slaves were able to set-up colleges in 1895. For more than 200 years, the slaves were forbidden to learn how to read and write or go to school with white people who were considered blessed and entitled. African-American inventors and inventions are included. The genius of the slaves and former slaves can be seen.
Crucifixion Part "e;2"e;, Only This Time We're Coming For You combines life-changing poetry by Bishop Katrina T. Smith to transform lives. The chapters include God's Frontline Soldiers, If God Kept You Thus Far, God's Love, Sinners Have Soul Too, But God, My Chosen One, and We Are At War! This must have poetry book provides everyday answers and solutions to everyday problems and challenges that we're forced to encounter. If you are a lover of poetry, if you are ready to discover a new you, if you want to love yourself and others more, if you have a desire to build a closer relationship with God, and if you are willing to join the Good Fight of Love then this book is just for you! Welcome home! For, there will always be a Spoken Word to help you feel comforted, empowered, and not alone. Katrina challenges all to make sure that everyone you know has this book of life. God's Good News that transforms minds, that renews the Body and the Spirit, and that saves Souls. Katrina stated, "e;That God gave me a gift that I now share with you. I promise that this book is your breakthrough! Read it straight through and at the end you will see and reveal the new you!"e;
This is the first book of a Heartwarming Trilogy about a Pitbull who thinks she's a Princess, and a Rescue Boxer from a Shelter. This rhyming book is for ages 6 - 10 and encourages, kindness, inclusiveness and being accepting of others who may not have the same background or look like you. As Hilary says, we all wag our tails the same way. This book teaches that our commonalities outnumber our differences.
His butterfly adventures included almost all of Mexico, from the border with Texas and Arizona to the Yucatan Peninsula. In Finding Mexican Butterflies, he brings the reader on his personal travels in pursuit of butterflies. He includes 12 trips, traveling into some of Mexico's most isolated, wild, and beautiful locations. Also on each trip, he photographed many of Mexico's unique habitats and all the butterflies encountered. 132 butterfly photos are included in Finding Mexican Butterflies, many of which have never before been published in such an adventure story.
Uzo is a bright and talented young lady with a big and bubbly personality. She's always been a model student and very active in her home life. But this school year has turned her entire world upside down: she has to deal with bullying. How will Uzo handle the pressure? Can she learn to navigate her situation and come out on top? Find out in Uzo and the Bully: A Story About Childhood Mental Illness!
Life is a gift. Most of us are incapable of receiving it as a gift because fear of failure, loss makes us hard, dry at heart. A dry heart appears to be narcissistic. In this book Evoline realized that she is a narcissistic human being and she missed out on the gift called life unknowingly. Her childhood hardship shaped her to be a control freak so she can survive. But this survival mechanism became her attitude. It is sad that it was too late when she realized she needed to correct her mindset. Evoline's young husband Henry, on the other hand, ended up being a better human being through the discomforting companionship with Evoline. All characters here are very thirsty to recognize what works for life. Henry's son Cooper is an amazing young man who guides his dad. His girlfriend is a beautiful sweet young lady who understands Cooper perfectly fine. In this book, not only emotional inadequacy is described but also a phenomenal social injustice is introduced. Characters came across this injustice and got engaged to resolve it. Henry finally found his life's mission and he is happier than ever.
Not a hit in his new digs, Prescott Red is sent to dog daycare! Go with him as he meets his new friend Polly, and a barker trying to send him a message.
This is the fourth 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 intended for the fifth grade and older students. It features the same set of jungle characters as the previous stories and focuses on the flying experiences of Turtle TUTTLE - the new kid in school. He flies high over the jungle, chases a rainbow, and gets hopelessly lost. He spends the night trapped in tall grass where he landed after an exhaustive search for his home. He must chew his way out of the grass and find a jumping off place in a renewed search for his home. Finally, his bird friends find him and escort him back to the school for a joyous reunion with worried family and new friends.
In this amazing book you will be intrigued by the author's original sayings and Bible verses that are interspersed between unusual and remarkable pictures of Jesus, Mary, and angels in the clouds. There are probably not many books like this one! So add it to your home library. You almost certainly will want to share this unique book with your friends.
"e;My Journey,"e; was a revelation I received during my illness. I was compelled to share the numerous encounters I had with God and how throughout my walk with Him, I received healing and deliverance. I recounted the many times God used me to touch the lives of individuals who came upon roadblocks and through prayer received liberation. I choose to share my testimonies of the power of evangelism and the joy of simply reaching out to individuals who need help. This brief outline has allowed me to reminisce on my journey and life in general. It is through recording these experiences that I have learnt appreciation and gratitude for the many mountains I climbed and the many victories I have received over the years.
Quaran Team is an artful exploration of the Covid- 19 experience through watercolor visuals and Haiku poems. The book is a delight for all ages and delightfully presents some of our shared experiences over the past few years. It offers a good humored, lively and imaginative way to open conversations between family and friends relating to memories and life changes and challenges. It opens with a moose realizing that the world has changed, and masks are now required. A flamingo carrying a mask heads off for Spring break and a woodpecker gets coughed-shamed. Thirty original animals depict situations that we in our wildest imaginations never thought we would encounter. The book wins with all ages as it evokes our own new reality and helps prompt our conversations with family and friends about our feelings and recollections about these profound events.
This story strongly depicts inner city hustle and grind combined with Love, money, and greed fueling Mass ambitions, and epic drama. Those who dream big without a thought of consequence. Pure Lawlessness and opportunists, chasing their rush for a lavish lifestyle. Strong Love & Lustful emotional Tension that will have you lost for words. People that will do just about anything to get their way. To Secure and Maintain their rise to the top of the criminal underworld by any means necessary. Thrilling plot twist that will have you at the edge of your seat.
This book, "e;Tom's Poetry: from back when to right now"e;, is a collection of poems I've written over several decades. Many have been published in anthologies, newspapers and magazines, and my own books. They address five different time periods and themes, starting with early days, e.g. "e;Growing up,"e; to "e; Family and friends"e; to "e;The world we live in now."e;. My poems cover a variety of topics and experiences: my youth, relationships, where I lived and hung out, our special San Diego natural worlds, and holidays. They're all in the rhyming class and many are humorous..
Wherever Nancy Butterkitten wanders, amazing surprises seem to await her. ln Nancy's first three tales of her adventures, she and her friends find a jack-o'-lantern with a glorious secret inside, a lavish wedding that can only be viewed with a magnifying glass, a beagle with wings, and a rather unusual little person who can walk UP trees. ln Nancy's concluding story, she finds herself entranced - perhaps too entranced - with a schoolmate's sparkling ruby bracelet. Nancy then has a dilemma. As she confronts it, she not only comes to a new understanding of herself but makes a wonderful new friend in the process.
In this book, "e;Depression - What You Need to Know About The Illness,"e; the author provides a brief, easy-to-absorb self-help informational guide to learning about and living with depression. The author discusses treatment options for depression, techniques to combat depression, suggestions for foods and vitamins to boost health to keep depression at bay, mindfulness meditation exercises to help with depression, myths and facts about depression, how prayer helps and much more.
ABOUT THE BOOK: Our nation has taken great pains to cover up the history of the Black man, Africans, and the significance of Melanin in humans. Even our White forefathers politically ran this country from before the Declaration of Independence to this very day - the twenty-first century. When Thomas Jefferson constructed the Declaration of Independence, other persons such as John Adams and Benjamin Franklin made several changes. Ben Franklin even denoted in his writings "e;the no more Africans should be brought from Africa because Whites were already out numbered in this country. "e;All men created equal"e; included only White people, since African slaves were brought to this country - America - only for the labor the slaves could produce as well as their knowledge, talents and expertise in building this nation. All people are given air to breathe as a gift from God and must value themselves and all others. It appears that we will struggle for justice and equality for a lifetime and let a moral voice be heard for generations to come. "e;Black Lives Matter"e; and "e;All Lives Matter"e; are a starting point. There are many changes coming, no situation is perfect, but with our faith and willingness to accept each other's talents as gifts from our Creator, we will prevail as a "e;whole nation"e;. God has his finger print on us, He's not pleased with us, but He has the power and love to rebrand us in His own image.
When the kids from Alex's neighborhood get together it becomes one of the greatest adventures they've ever had! Castles, dinosaurs, giants, horses and more! There's no limit to what they are able to do! Hold on tight and get ready to join them for the wildest time any child could possibly imagine!
This is a science fiction story about a man reliving his past through a series of fragmented memories.
Growing up in a world that's already cold, gruesome, and full of mischief, you look to count on family, or should you? This particular family will learn how important it is to lean on one another. A single mom raising two girls will go through so many ups and downs, but will learn to overcome any obstacles. The two sisters, Emily and Ashley, will have to learn to work with each other, even if it seems like problems after problems keep happening. Through heartbreaks, love, death, and deception, this family will be pushed to their limits. Joanna, Emily and Ashley's mother is a very strong individual who would give up her life to save her two girls and make sure that they have everything. This is a lesson that will test to see how much you are willing to be pushed to help and protect those who are close. Together, they will have to figure out their place in life and the important roles they play to one another. Trust will play a significant role in their lives.
INVISIBLEInvisible is what we call it. Like water it is what it is. we can see through it but we cannot see it. We do not know it. We have learned to be living with the invisible portraying our Education system. To see it or not to see it we just don't know.
Why this appraisalIn the framework of an autobiography? I am a naturalized American citizen. I am what I am, and I becamewhat I became because of you, you the wonderful American people. Youdear Americans, who have created this wonderful and benevolent countrythrough your hard work. No other nation, to date, can claim that they have donemore or better than you have in such a short time. I am giving you my thanks, my appreciations, my respects, my love and devotion to you and your work, aspirations, and ideals. I am doing this in a try to nullify the vicious attempts of modern-day Trotsky(s) and their clones, who are trying to tear down what you have built, because they cannot match you or your work, or outdo you. In my Addendums, I have selectively expressed my heartfelt gratitude tothose who had the most effect on my life, but the list of those who, in one wayor another, affected my life will probably make a book as thick as this one. The majority of them are Americans. My dear and benevolent people who have helped me, and others like me,millions of us, be proud of who you are and what you have done. You have always torn down what was useless, and have replaced it with something more useful. For the sake of the future of this nation, and the salvation of mankind, don't give anything free to anyone. Don't give anyone free fish to feed on, teach them how to fish to live on. May the intelligent energy be with you.
Bill Horie has degrees in Civil Engineering, Business Administrationand has done post-graduate Christian studies. He is the executive producer of the southern gospel music CD, Closer Home,featuring singer Billy Bennett. Bill loves writing poetry for children,especially verse that teaches life lessons using gentle, amusing language,as seen through the eyes of children themselves. Life Lessons in Verse is appropriate for children from about two-to-ten years old. Bill and his wife, Gayle, are ordained Christian ministersattending Huckleberry House Church in Chilliwack, BC, Canada. They have four children and eleven grandchildren.
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