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My book sums up dealing with God, nature, babies and children and about me when I was young. Sometimes I have dreams that come true just like in the book when you read my story and if people only let God come into their lives, it will be a better world. My mother Laveda being a Christian woman taught me to walk and talk the way Jesus did and treat others the way you want. My book also reflects eating right by leading a prosperous life.

If you have ever thought of visiting a Fairy Castle , this is the perfect opportunity.Actually, the one twelfth scale castle known as "Forget Us Not Castle" is part of the collection at the Mini-Time Machine Museum in Tucson, Arizona. It was designed and built by Ron and April Gill of DeWitt, Michigan in 1998. Each of its seventeen rooms has a unique story and use. The fairies and dragons who reside in and visit the castle are a delightful and essential part of the story. There are rooms that are necessary to the daily function of the castle, but there are also many unexpected surprises such as a grotto inhabited by mermaids and a baby dragon hatching room. Fairy folklore is found in all cultures in one form or another. The author has spun a story about one day at this castle when it magically rises from the bottom of Lough Neagh in Ireland. On this occasion two mortal girls who have the gift of fairy vision are allowed to visit. In addition, we the readers, are invited to tour the castle to view one of the most exquisite buildings in fairydom. The castle will remain on the surface of the lake for twenty-four hours. A multitude of activities must be accomplished in that time. Photographs of each room and its inhabitants accompany this charming tale of one of the fairies' busiest days. Whether you believe in fairies or not you will find this fantasy an entertainingjourney to a different world. Collectors of miniatures will find the book of special interest with the work of many well known artisans shown in the photographs.Photographs by - Albert Jackman

David Sanders resides in Jersey City and in Baiting Hollow on the North Fork of Long Island. Sanders will always be a New Yorker at heart: he grew up in Westbury, Long Island, and spent most of his adult life just a stone's throw from the fields and tennis courts of Central Park. A graduate of Georgetown University he writes, paints, and composes music. Sanders also has a great deal of product design, digital design, and architectural experience. He has written eight volumes of poetry. Currently he is finishing his first collection of digital prints under his brand Mates 4or Life as well as composing the music for an original ballet based upon one of his roundels. He is very happy to be publishing The Selected Poems, his eighth volume of poetry by agreement with Random House's xlibris.com.

During the 1950s, they played centerfield in New York ballparks only a few miles apart. The comparisons were inevitable. From Brooklyn soda fountains to Queens street corners to Manhattan boardrooms, the argument raged: who was the greatest-Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle, or Duke Snider?The trajectories of their lives were similar. They were born into the game and taught by their baseball-playing fathers at an early age. All three dreamed of baseball greatness-dreams that came at a cost. When they signed to play professional baseball, they were each hyped to become the greatest players in the game. The pressure to live up to these expectations took a heavy toll on them. The story of Willie, Mickey & the Duke is the story of three superb athletes who became baseball legends--what it did for them and what it did to them.

Tony Deyal's work as an international professional has been in Health communications (PAHO), Climate Change (World Bank/CARICOM) and as Corporate Secretary to the West Indies Cricket Board. He was also in charge of Communications at Caroni Ltd and Petrotrin. Tony worked in all the English-speaking Caribbean countries for about 25 years and his weekly newspaper column, which started in 1993, still runs in the Barbados Nation, Jamaica Gleaner and others. Tony was the first Caribbean recipient of a First Class Honours Degree in Journalism from Carleton University, Ottawa, in 1974 and was a Hubert Humprey Fellow in Planning and Resource Management at Boston University. He also did Message Design at Stanford University. Five years ago, Tony started "My Trinidad: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow", the only online literary magazine in the Caribbean. A collection of his articles, "Tony Deyal Was Last Seen" was published last year and this year he will publish his Cricket columns as "Blades of Grass and Glory."

Before you can force yourself to put SKIN DEEP down, you will meet: -a preacher's wife and tele-evangelist's daughter who can cuss like a sailor and punch like Ali, -The Blue Lady, the Jelly Man, and the Atchafalaya Swamp Monster and her kid, -A junior psychopath who kills cats and collects their eyes, -A self-centered Jewish boy who grows up to be an anti-Semitic asshole, eschewing his heritage, his religion, and his people. A white singer/television personality, dubbed "America's Sweetheart" by the Press, who gives birth to a black baby in 1950's Hollywood. - Princess Margaret, a gorgeous silver Persian cat who must run for her life, -America's wealthiest black family whose billions put Oprah's billions and Trump's "millions" to shame. -A mule named Caliste who saw Satan once and never wants to see him again! And: -Two teenaged boys, one black and one white, who meet, fall in love, lose touch, and reconnect years later to solve a cop's murder. You will also take a trip on an unpiloted wooden sailing ship on a rough sea and witness the stench, the rats, and the degradation of the Middle Passage from Africa. SKIN DEEP introduces the reader to a coterie of characters: Pirates andPilgrims, satyrs and centaurs, handack trees, space colonists, and much, much more. SKIN DEEP is a novel you will want to go on and on forever.