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Are you ready to go on a superhero adventure with Kingston Noah? Kingston, who is still a young child, uses his playful imagination daydreaming about his superpowers and being a superhero that saves people lives. Until one day, he discovers that his superhero powers are real!
So many young children face anxiety and fear at bedtime. Children can learn how to position their imaginative mind at bedtime to think of happy things. Sharing this beautifully illustrated poem before bed or at any time of the day will help them learn how to think about all the wonderful things nature has to offer. After this story, children will fall asleep thinking about feeling the warm sun, swinging on the swings, and splashing in puddles! The skill of thinking about wonderful things at bedtime will be one they will use their whole lives!
Private investigator Andy Comb must recover a stolen piece of military technology before world war breaks out. Standing in his way: a hot debutante, the U.S. government, a psychotic Chinese spy, and half the eccentrics in North America.
A Parent's Guide To Being Prepared For The Homebuying Process
When pleasure party consultant and busy mom Jane McKenna accidentally ingests a mysterious compound, she wakes up to discover she has gained unexplained superpowers. But balancing motherhood to two kids and being part of the PTA was hard enough without new abilities! Now she must figure out how to incorporate being a supermom into her hectic schedule to keep her family cared for and her bossy PTA rival from kicking her out. When a villain appears and threatens her town, will Jane be able to handle the extra load or will it all prove too much for one mom to handle?
"Where is God?" is a heartwarming children's book that follows the journey of Aurora, a curious young girl, as she seeks to understand the presence of God.Wondering where God is, Aurora embarks on a quest to discover His whereabouts.
"The Benefits of Obeying 'Nonsense" is a book for every follower of Jesus Christ who believes that He sent the Holy Spirit, our Helper, to help us on Earth. The author, Kuukua Maurice Ankrah shares various testimonies that demonstrate the importance of listening to and obeying instructions from the Holy Spirit, especially when the instructions don't make sense. The testimonies that are shared in the book will increase your faith, assure you of the presence of the Holy Spirit in your life (if you have accepted the Lord Jesus as your Personal Saviour) and encourage you to develop a more intimate relationship with Him. You will no longer doubt that the Holy Spirit has been speaking with, through and to you when you thought whatever you kept hearing was 'nonsense' >
Just walk away, before I hold you back.Just leave, before I run towards you.Just forget me, before I learn to love you even more.Just stop.This unforgettable collection juxtaposes poetry with real-life letters, all salvaged from the deepest and darkest corners of the author's heart.The poems speak of romance's aspects, phases and stages; of experiences sweet, bitter and broken; and of a life where verses of love endure long after moments have become memories.
ليس الهدف من هذه الدراسة الدخول في مناقشات أو جدل نظري حول تاريخ نقد النقد، أو تعريفات المصطلح - التي ربما كُتب فيها ما يكفيها - ، بل النفاذ مباشرة إلى تطبيق لنقد عملي يعالج أو يتناول نصوصاً تخيرناها من دراما الشعر والنثر العربي، ينتمي تأليفها وظهورها مطبوعة، أو معروضة على المسرح، إلى تواريخ مختلفة وحقب سياسية واجتماعية متباعدة ومتباينة شأنها شأن ما أعقبها وسلط عليها من دراسات وكتابات نقدية،
"Senhora" é um romance escrito por José de Alencar, publicado em 1875. A obra é um dos maiores clássicos da literatura brasileira e aborda questões sociais e sentimentais, explorando o papel da mulher na sociedade e as relações de poder.
Unlock your daily dose of inspiration: In the hustle of everyday life, finding that spark of motivation can be the key to unlocking your greatest potential. 365 Successful Days is your passport to a year filled with daily inspiration and empowerment. Within these pages lie 365 carefully curated quotes from visionaries, philosophers, and trailblazers throughout history. Whether it's the wisdom of renowned philosophers or the insights of modern-day pioneers, this book holds a treasure trove of guidance and encouragement.
O Mulato" é um romance escrito por Aluísio Azevedo, publicado em 1881. A obra aborda de maneira contundente o tema do preconceito racial na sociedade brasileira do século XIX. Com uma narrativa envolvente, o autor explora as complexidades das relações inter-raciais e expõe as contradições e hipocrisias da época.
Triste Fim de Policarpo Quaresma" é um romance escrito por Lima Barreto e publicado em 1915. A obra retrata a história de um personagem idealista e nacionalista, Policarpo Quaresma, e sua trágica trajetória em busca de uma utopia brasileira. Com uma narrativa satírica e crítica, o livro aborda questões como patriotismo, identidade nacional e os choques entre os ideais individuais e a realidade social.
"Helena" é um romance clássico de Machado de Assis que conta a história de uma jovem órfã chamada Helena. Criada por uma família humilde, ela herda uma fortuna inesperada, despertando a ambição de pessoas próximas. Enquanto lida com intrigas e jogos de interesse, Helena enfrenta uma difícil escolha entre o amor verdadeiro e as artimanhas do interesse material. O livro aborda questões sociais e éticas, destacando a habilidade de Machado de Assis em criar personagens complexos e revelar as contradições humanas.
A poetic journey through the seasons in Aotearoa New Zealand. A rich tapestry of poetic expressions, prayers & reflections that invite readers to appreciate the sacred in the ordinary and actively participate in the shared drama of life.
Charles Plymell was born in a converted chicken coop in Holcomb, Kansas in 1935, the same year as Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley, but neither of them were born in a dust storm, and neither them had a mother who went out and shot rabbits and gathered cactus for food. He comes from a unique set of circumstances. Plymell can trace his family origins to the settlers of the Jamestown, Virginia colony and to the indigenous Cherokee tribes who were forced from their homes and into Oklahoma Territory. He recited his first poem at age 4, in the back of a truck on his way to California. At age 15, Plymell left high school in San Antonio, Texas in a new 1951 Chevrolet his dad bought for him and drove it back to Wichita, Kansas. As he recalls it, "That fall, I was about to go into my sophomore year, but then I woke up. I had a new car, gas was 15[ a gallon. I could lie about my age, get a job anywhere and start doing anything I wanted. I put that high school in my rear-view mirror. There was nothing there, just a bunch of squares playing football." Plymell got jobs working on post-war "infrastructure" projects across the American West, building roads, pipelines and dams. He also fell into the jazz/R&B club scene in Wichita, a place fueled by Benzedrine, brimming with new fashions and a new sound. A night in jail with artist friend Bob Branaman led Plymell to take classes at Wichita University, which connected him to a new set of cohorts who later became part of the San Francisco art and poetry scene. When he moved to San Francisco in 1962, Plymell took over the lease on a seven-bedroom flat on Gough Street, previously home to a series of Wichita writers and also the place where Allen Ginsberg had written "Howl". A house party, some meth, some LSD, and Plymell soon found himself welcoming Ginsberg and Neal Cassady into his world as his new roommates, as they set about writing out Cassady's memoir "The First Third" under the supervision of Lawrence Ferlinghetti. Plymell's knowledge of printing led him to create a series of underground magazines while he was in San Francisco, including Zap Comics with R. Crumb and Now with Philip Whalen, and Glenn Todd. At the same time, Plymell was making himself known as a writer, with David Haselwood's Auerhahn Press publishing his poem "Apocalypse Rose" in 1967. While working on the docks in 1969, Plymell was recruited by two students of Eliott Coleman's to go to Coleman's famed writing seminars at Johns Hopkins University. After arriving in Baltimore, Plymell began work on Last of the Mocassins as his Masters' thesis. His degree led Plymell into a teaching career, where he provided guidance on literature and writing at various East Coast colleges and prisons, while also collaborating with John Giorno to produce The Trashing of America, a now rare and much-sought after poetry collection. A road trip to Cherry Valley, New York, to the northeast of Cooperstown, led Plymell to buy property there in the early 1970s. After settling into the store buildings where Samuel Morse first created his code, he continued to print and publish underground magazines featuring the work of his friends and visitors, including Roxie Powell, Charles Henri Ford, Joshua Norton, Carl Solomon, William Burroughs, James Grauerholz, Gerard Malanga, and Mary Beach. Today, at 88, Plymell still lives in Cherry Valley with his wife, Pam, and a menagerie of feral cats. He stays in contact with people around the world, and encourages independent thinking, daily, by email.
"I turn slowly toward her, and that thin frail hope that I'd held onto... the hope that I could sate the demon raging within me and cool off my simmering rage by hacking up Gregor... that I could spare Mina my evil tonight... that hope is gone. What will I do when I catch this little rabbit?"The events of Halloween haunt me. I can't get them out of my head.I wanted to remove Mina from this world. But it wasn't me... I don't want her gone. I'm not some crazed jealous abusive boyfriend. I wasn't mad at her. I know she did nothing wrong.It was the wild in me. The dark in me. It was the other, the something else that isn't me, the broken shards of what I became so long ago.The animal. The monster. That inhuman thing.There is no saving me. NOTE: This series must be read in order, starting with THE EASTER HUNT. If you're new to this couple please start with book 2 in the Pleasure House series, BROKEN DOLLS (the books in the pleasure house world can all be read as standalones.)
Unleash your inner sports enthusiast with "Game Changers Issue" the definitive activity book meticulously tailored for men who revel in the world of athleticism, competition, and game-changing moments. This all-encompassing book offers an exhilarating medley of sports quizzes and captivating facts spanning basketball, soccer, football, tennis, swimming, NFL, NBA, and more. Get ready to immerse yourself in a realm of sporting knowledge, challenge your wits, and uncover a trove of fascinating insights that will keep you engaged, entertained, and informed. Features: Mind-Bending Quizzes: Put your sports expertise to the test with an array of meticulously crafted quizzes that traverse the landscape of different sports disciplines. From historical milestones to iconic match-ups, each quiz presents an opportunity to showcase your sports IQ.Unearth Hidden Gems: Embark on a journey of discovery as you uncover captivating facts that provide a deeper understanding of your favorite sports. Delve into the strategies, legends, and pivotal moments that have shaped the games you love.A Multiverse of Sports: Whether you're a devoted follower of basketball, a fervent soccer fanatic, a gridiron enthusiast, or a tennis aficionado, this book caters to your diverse sports interests with comprehensive coverage.Visual Delights: Immerse yourself in striking visuals that capture the intensity and drama of sports. Witness breathtaking action shots, iconic athletes in their prime, and the iconic stadiums that have witnessed history in the making.Balancing Challenge and Relaxation: "Game Changers Issue" strikes the perfect equilibrium between brain-teasing challenges and immersive relaxation. Engage your intellect with stimulating quizzes and then unwind with absorbing facts that deepen your connection to sports.Comprehensive Solutions: Elevate your sports knowledge with comprehensive answers to all quizzes and detailed explanations for each intriguing fact."Game Changers Issue: The Ultimate Sports Activity Book for Men" transcends conventional entertainment; it's a homage to the passion, camaraderie, and triumphs that sports ignite. Whether you're a seasoned sports aficionado eager to prove your prowess or a casual enthusiast seeking to enrich your knowledge, this book guarantees an exhilarating journey through the captivating universe of sports. Prepare to become a sports savant, one page at a time.
Le château de Bouteville est certainement l'un des monuments les plus impressionnants de la Charente. Son histoire est extraordinaire. Plusieurs fois ruiné, puis reconstruit ou restauré, il a vu passer du monde: probablement les Gaulois, sans doute aussi les Romains et les Vikings, les troupes anglaises, celles du roi de France; il a été pris et repris lors de la guerre de Cent Ans et des guerres de religion, il a servi de résidence, de prison, de carrière, il a connu des personnages célèbres comme François Ier ou Isabelle d'Angoulême... et aujourd'hui ce sont des centaines de touristes ou de curieux qui viennent l'admirer... Alors, petits et grands, partons nous aussi à la découverte du Château de Bouteville avec ce livre plein d'histoire, d'illustrations et de jeux !
Roman d'aventure. Après avoir reçu un mystérieux appel téléphonique depuis le monastère de Dharamsala en Inde, Babou et son fidèle ami Gerry partent enquêter aux confins de l'Himalaya. Les deux amis ont pour mission de retrouver des reliques d'une valeur inestimable pour le monde bouddhiste. Mais, pour réussir, Babou devra y confronter un vieil adversaire oublié.Un périple au coeur de l'Inde, du Ladakh, du Sikkim, du Bhoutan et de la Mongolie...
Meg, a historical researcher is compelled to find the links between her home area and the enslaved people who were brought there. Meg embarks on a journey that leads her down "The Slave Trail of Tears" from Virginia to Natchez and finally to New Orleans. As much as her work is driven by texts and documents, Meg is finally convinced it is the human connections that will make all the difference in her discoveries.The journey leads Meg to find connections with both the living and the dead. In New Orleans, Meg encounters two women, Wavery and Ann, brought up in similar cultural traditions as her own. The three discover that they share a mysterious link from the past that will forever bond them. Together they share how their lives are influenced by voices, forces, and people out of the "past" and the spirit of place. The ties they each have to the past will help to unfold the story that Meg is trying to uncover. A story linking them in all manner of ways to the past and the present.
Un encuentro fortuito en el parque para perros une a Boston y Harper. Harper ayuda a Boston a entender lo que significa ser una familia foster para un perro rescatado y Boston le da a Harper un vistazo de su casa a través de una visita virtual en su tableta. Su amistad crece cuando se dan cuenta de que tienen mucho en común.
No Longer Water is a collection of poems welcoming raw emotion regarding the process of aging mindfully into a truer self.
The American public was totally unaware of the real events that took place during the Vietnam War. The media sometimes exaggerates the facts about the battles and missions. I feel sure that most of the fighting soldiers in Vietnam did not write home and give all the details about their daily lives in combat. Fear and guilt are two things that most people would not want to share with friends and loved ones. The names used in this book are fictional, and the dates and places may not be totally accurate. The events of the missions and battles have been preserved through memories and battle-scarred flashbacks. I pray that this book will open the eyes to the American people about the real Vietnam War and what the combat soldiers endured for them. Maybe today's children will look at the American flag with pride and appreciate its past warriors.
After waking up in her ex-boyfriend's bed, a college girl must grapple with all the old feelings that return.
Noah and Claire take the next step in their relationship. Noah asks Claire to marry him. He plans the most eventful adventure and an unusual spot to ask her. Does she say yes? In book #4 of the Summer Love series, there is not only sweet romance, adventure, and family drama, but also love that conquers it all!
La sirenita no pudo evitar pensar en su cumpleañosThe little mermaid could not help thinking of her birthdayel día que salió del mar por primera vezthe day that she rose out of the sea for the first timeFestividades gozosas similares se celebraban en ese díasimilar joyful festivities were celebrated on that dayPensó en el asombro y la esperanza que sintió ese díashe thought about the wonder and hope she felt that dayCon esos gratos recuerdos, ella también se unió al bailewith those pleasant memories, she too joined in the danceSobre sus pies doloridos, se balanceó en el aireon her paining feet, she poised herself in the airla forma en que una golondrina se equilibra cuando es perseguida por una presathe way a swallow poises itself when in pursued of preyLos marineros y los sirvientes la vitoreaban con asombrothe sailors and the servants cheered her wonderinglyNunca antes había bailado con tanta graciaShe had never danced so gracefully beforeSus tiernos pies se sentían como si hubieran sido cortados con cuchillos afiladosHer tender feet felt as if cut with sharp knivespero poco le importaba el dolor de sus piesbut she cared little for the pain of her feetHabía un dolor mucho más agudo que le atravesaba el corazónthere was a much sharper pain piercing her heart
A Collection of original Prose and Poetry inspired by the Visual Verse prompts
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