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Mimi has finally made the adjustment to her new life with an empty nest. Both of her girls had left home and were living their own lives. Semiretirement was looking good until life threw her the mother of all curveballs, which in the end turned out to be her greatest blessings. She was faced with the responsibility of raising two grandchildren, both boys. The peaceful, serene life she had become accustomed to had suddenly come to a screeching halt. Not only did she move two young boys into her home, two uninvited guests showed up too. They became affectionately known as Nobody and Somebody. The funny thing was, the two were never seen by Mimi and Pop. Kolton and Karter and their imaginary friends gave the word chaos a whole new meaning.

The book entitled The Trichotomy of a Temporary Office Worker expresses a compilation of various job assignments in the job market in New York City. It chronicles the journey in learning that the American dream continues to be interrupted by a system that hinders progression. Hence, an outlined story of endurance and bouncing back.In the story, one will find a conjecture of an exposition of a particular social phenomenon that can be viewed as a somewhat complex issue about temporary office workers within our contemporary society today. There are three separate entities that will get paid-the temporary service, the company or organization, and lastly, the temporary office worker.Needless to say, perhaps the temporary office worker may possibly be embodied with a meager socioeconomic income that promotes a bleak forecast when measured on the so-called financial scale of economics.

Buttercup Belle is a little book about big values. This is a family endeavor dedicated to a very special lady. It is a friendly story written for children approximately four to seven years of age.The five characters meet Buttercup Belle, a magical spirit, who listens to them and helps with their problems. As a result, they are so much happier.An original song can be downloaded from www.buttercupbelle.com

Little Lights of Love is a children's book that tells a story to follow the guidance of your heart. It will lead you to your happiness. To remember to stay connected to your inner light that is always present in each of us. One person spreading positivity can influence the world.

This is a story of how one young soldier recalls the events of war. He remembers the men he served with who had such a great impact on his life during and after war. His love and respect for the leaders who became his mentors and role models, SSG Ben Garza and 1SG Bill Perry, are evident in his story. These are the people he regards as "true heroes." He recalls the sheer terror, pain, grief, and physical hardships that come with combat in a foreign country. This is a story of duty, honor, country, patriotism, love of one''s fellow man, and camaraderie. It demonstrates how a soldier fights for his country but more so how he fights for the lives of the men he serves beside. Darkness Bravo: A Soldier Remembers follows the events of the First Infantry Division (the Big Red One) during the author''s two tours in Vietnam 1966-1967 and 1968-1969. Battles he participated in and remembers include Operation El Paso, Operation Attleboro, Operation Charleston, Operation Cedar Falls, Operation Junction City, and Operation Manhattan.

Meet comical little old Mr. Freels and see why you are likely to chuckle as you turn the pages and go back in time and discover how this charming, hilariously funny little old man innocently alters a major world event in The News According to Mr. Freels.Mr. Freels, who is a lonely but friendly hermit of a man, takes the reader on a journey back in time where he mistakenly misinforms neighbors of the news he heard on his radio back in 1941. There''s one major problem: his version is hilariously different from the actual events. Based on events told to me by my mother and grandparents, their neighbor Mr. Freels was a kindhearted gentleman who brought joy to his rural neighbors in Knoxville, Tennessee. A new generation of children can learn a lot from this comical story and the added features of this book.

People have an interest in moving up in their jobs, financially, housing, and so many other things in life. Why do they not want to spend time moving up spiritually?Movin'' Up Spiritually is an encouragement to help people mature in their relationship with God. It shows that the basic standards for life come from the Bible. As shown in this book, scriptures point the way for a harmonious and joyful life as we build our relationship with God as individuals, in a marriage relationship, and in our families.It further directs our attention to church leadership and what the body of Christ, the church, should be doing for helping people see the truth and have life.

This is Christmas Eve, but it is dismal and empty because the Christmas Spirit has gone missing. It mysteriously falls upon the little boy Vitalian Snowstar to find her and bring her back to the sad village of Deephaven. Accompany him now as he braves the Ill Wind and the Wolf at the Door, traverses the Sands of Time, passes through the Tide, and finally approaches the terrible throne of the great Northern Lights. And the Christmas Spirit-will Vitalian recognize her, and what will he say? You will find out in this magical past-your-bedtime story, where sounds have color and flowers have voices, where Old Man River rises from his bed, and the Music of the Spheres is felt and seen.

The Power of Faith: How the Love of God Found Me details the circular journey the author''s life had taken through the years. It chronicles the author''s life from the 1960s until the present.While he was ambitious and desired to practice law, God had a quite different intention in mind. Barriers and adversity occurred with each attempt to try to practice. Rather than be a practicing attorney, God wanted the author to understand the meaning of his life: the discovery of the meaning of true love. God wanted the author to understand that God loved him and that He would provide for the essential needs for his survival. Likewise, God wanted to convey that if the author loved Him too, additional blessings would come his way beyond mere survival. All this knowledge resulted from a simple adverse event: the tripping over a small dog resulting in a broken foot.God wanted the author to convey this sentiment to those receptive. With the readers examining their lives, they will see the role God has with them along with the love God has in their lives.God exists and is real, and all it takes is believing to change one''s path in life.

This is a true story of a pet goat within the city limits of New Orleans. After Hurricane Katrina, city officials found out and made the owner get rid of him.The owner and his mother found a small herd of other pet goats in the North Georgia Mountains, where he was welcomed.

The phrase "answering the call" can be interpreted in many different ways-answering the call of duty, answering the call on a phone, or answering the call that comes with the responsibility of being a parent or, in this case, a father. As a father, I never wanted to experience the emotions of shock, confusion, and grief that cascaded into total devastation. But that's exactly what happened the day I answered that call. When life ends prematurely, we must choose how to respond. All things changed, all timelines changed, and when I look back and remember certain events that have occurred, I preface them by saying that happened before or that happened after the call I received about my son Rob. Most people don't know what a Gold Star Family organization is. I knew it was an honorable organization, but I didn't know much more than that. Membership cannot be purchased. It cannot be inherited, and you can't join on your own. Membership is gained only through the tragic loss of an immediate family member during combat, the loss of someone who was brave enough to serve our country and pay the ultimate sacrifice. I knew I never wanted to be a member of such an honorable organization, and I'm sure no one else does either. However, my family and I became a member of the Gold Star Families on March 13, 2007, the very day I answered the call. We are a genuine blended American family with three military children. As most blended families, we have a complex set of dynamics and challenges, but we try to work through them with love and sometimes in a messy way. There is no normal in our lives anymore. Someone once said, "Normal is just a setting on a dryer." And I couldn't agree more. This is my journey of shock, grief, devastation, and finally closure. A journey which portrays deep love, deep pain, and deep faith. And this horrific journey started the day that I answered the call.