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  • av Richard Modeste
    180,-

    The Dating Game Uncensored chronicles dating in a free society. In other words, if you are raised in a society where marriages are strictly prearranged as the norm, then there's really no need to read a book on dating. The goals are to provide an interactive dating guide for all ages--for parents/guardians/adults to be aware of who their kids interact with and where and how and persuade everyone to do their own research and background checks (as deemed necessary).The objectives are to provide an easy-to-read guide for readers looking to acquire more knowledge on dating, to identify and analyze personality traits and characteristics, to acquire dating skills, to develop effective and safe dating strategies, to identify red flags and avoid dangerous situations, to learn from (or share) others' experiences by patronizing the following question-answer email: datingforallages@gmail.com, and how to find a date: socialize!The methodology for this book involved gathering information from informal and unstructured interviews with several individuals from different backgrounds and careers, namely school teachers, pediatricians, single people, married people, and divorcees, to name a few. Considerable internet research was done also.Perspectives are based on views and insights from family background, upbringing, early childhood education and socialization, social and neighborhood environment, human psychology, personal experiences, education, income, and social class and status.Over thirty type of daters are listed by definition, ranging from smart daters, to dumb, to serial killers, to haters, and to one-night standers. Pick your poison (if you rush in blindly).Many scenarios are discussed: dating during a pandemic, youth dating, dating for seniors, the power of love, training your children (bending the tree while it's young), dating in the city where everyone can see you vs. dating in a remote rural area, online dating vs. in-person, and blind dating vs. wing dating. There are lots more.Some hot-button issues are examined too. For example, at what age is it okay to start dating? Should dating be part of the school's curriculum? Should families teach their kids how to date? What are the two-to-five-year rule vs. the three-to-six-month rule? Do you believe in the zodiac (compatibility) signs?How do you approach someone for a date? Do pickup lines work? There is no "one size fits all approach." Hint: ask open-ended questions that can't yield simple yes or no answers. Pique someone's interest by trying to find out what they are interested in. The list goes on and on. Be my guest.Practice safe dating. How to look for red flags and which ones to look for are of paramount importance. There can be lots on intrigue and drama in dating. We live in a complex and diverse world that has dangerous people. Bad people. This book identifies numerous personality traits and types. Ask your romantic interest or date about their (life's) timeline. For instance, do "missing" years in their life story mean they might have been incarcerated? You just never know. Daters, beware!Take time to read this book. There's lots more. Did I mention a part 2? Stay tuned.

  • - Through the Eyes of a Child
    av Monika Danhof
    231,-

    The following are true stories from children growing up in a strange and bizarre world under the notorious Nazi Regime during WWII, authentically telling them in their own words and as seen through the "eyes of a child." They constantly feared and wondered about some horrible things they had seen and heard--people being forcefully dragged out of their homes, dreadful screams from someone being beaten to death, lifeless bodies hanging from trees, friends and people they knew disappearing overnight--and were desperate to find out the truth in their own courageous ways as their many curious questions were harshly brushed away with the words "Hush, hush! You have not seen anything, and you do not tell anyone!" Bravely, they endured earth-shattering air raids in dark freezing-cold bunkers and shared the exhilarating joy expressed by every surviving soul. Amazingly, in the middle of chaos, they played happily in the rubble of war. Read about the children's own ingenious humanitarian aid campaigns they created and how their accomplishments were able to bring much-needed relief to many elderly and sick citizens of their small town. Lastly, learn about the children's curious and heart-warming relationships they formed with the soldiers of the Ninetieth Infantry Division of the United States Army in Germany in April 1945. This book is written for the children of "today and tomorrow" to remember the children of "yesterday."Monika Danhof

  • av Andrew W Murray
    155,-

    We as a people of the United States of America face multiple problems every day. Some are small, some are large, and new ones are coming up all the time. This is not a perfect society, and we don't live in a perfect world. A lot of people here in the USA are doing the best they can do to help fix these problems. Some are not doing anything. They feel that it is not their problem. They believe if they turn their heads, these problems will go away. They will not. By not doing anything, some of the problems just got bigger.It has been proven time and time again that the only way to fix our problems is to pull together. When we stand together, we are one great nation. When we stand apart, we are just a country in turmoil. This is a free country and the land of opportunity. Because of this, this is also the land where you have the right to be selfish.Let us be one nation again. Stop the hate and embrace the love. Let's stop fighting each other and start loving and helping each other. Let's be the America that we once were. We are a very diverse country. We are because we are a great nation. Although we have the right to be selfish, let's come together and fix our problems.

  •  
    219,-

    Poetry is more than the written word, it is more than the language of love. Poetry is not just the expression of emotions, it is the language of elicited emotion. It is not just a method by which we express our emotions or our devotion, it is a language by which others receive it and experience it. High-brow people will tell you that a well-written poem has met a criteria for grammar, use of metaphor, punctuation and even iambic pentameter. I say to you that a well-written poem is the one that stirs your emotions good or bad and a great one is one that stirs your soul. if you have ever read something that has actually made you laugh or cry, then that was well written. I hope that what you find inside stirs in you, because everything within, I wrote because of her, to stir her, like all that she stirred in me.

  • av Catherine V de Luca de Guia Ph D
    180,-

    Harriet loves to be unseen on Halloween by dressing as she is--a vampire--without giving anyone a fright. It's when all the spooky, creepy creatures like goblins, witches, and vampires are allowed one day and night to run around with humans, knocking on doors, all doors, even spooky ones, for a tick or a treat. Follow Harriet on a spooky Halloween adventure where she learns that you don't have to like all the same things to be friends.

  • av Robert Kelley
    367,-

    In the depths of Johnny's soul, an insatiable fire blazed, his every heartbeat drumming the anthem of his dreams--the dream of conquering the unforgiving realm of music. Fate, the master weaver of destinies, united him with five other souls whose ambitions burned with equal ferocity. Bound by an unbreakable bond, they birthed a rock band that soared to unimaginable heights, gracing the pinnacle of global adoration.Yet their ascent to glory was not without its tribulations. With each accolade gained, their radiance attracted sinister gazes--voracious beasts seeking to feed on their triumph for their own insidious gain. Unbeknownst to the band, unseen forces lurked in the shadows, salivating at the opportunity to exploit their vulnerable hearts. Deception slithered in their midst, camouflaged as unwavering loyalty, while greed unfurled its venomous tendrils, threatening to unravel their harmonious union.Within the pages of this tale, you shall witness a treacherous odyssey, where love, life, and friendship stand as pillars of resilience against the tempestuous storms that assail them. As the band battles against the relentless tide of treachery and adversity, the story unfurls, revealing their unyielding spirit and unwavering dedication. Serpentine encapsulates the indomitable will of those who refuse to surrender their dreams in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles.It is a testament to the transformative power of friendship, a symphony of unbreakable bonds that resonate even in the darkest hours. This book, woven with threads of deceit, deception, and avarice, is a soul-stirring masterpiece--a compelling narrative that immerses readers in the throes of passion, loss, and redemption. Prepare to embark on a journey where dreams intertwine with reality, where the pursuit of greatness becomes a battle against the forces that seek to devour it. Serpentine stands as an essential testament to the triumph of the human spirit and the enduring force of love--a poignant tale that demands to be experienced by all who yearn for inspiration in the face of adversity.

  • av Kimberly Hoffman
    219,-

    When Olivia discovers an old notebook in the tackle box, it transports her into her dad's childhood--a story where worms go flying, pumpkins go missing, and pranks go awry. But the stories aren't just about Olivia's dad and his best friend, Dusty. The stories are about her grandpa Jim who always celebrated life with hard work, laughter, and a can-do attitude, even with all the obstacles life threw his way.Just Ask Jim is Hoffman's third book in the Storyteller's Foundation series. The Storyteller's Foundation supports families who have lost loved ones by creating stories never to be forgotten. For more information on the foundation, visit storytellersfoundation.com.Hoffman's other published work includes the tale of Little Olive, an Italian greyhound who finds herself alone in a new neighborhood and is fearful her differences will make it difficult to find friends.All of Hoffman's books are based on real-life characters with a twist of fiction, creating stories both young and old will love.

  • - Perseverance and Education Is the Answer
    av Hope Baldwin
    180,-

    This book is meant to archive life in Newark, New Jersey, high-rise projects during the1960s and 1970s. Many African-American stories are not shared, this one is from a collection of perspectives. It is a collaboration of stories about how many persevered and overcame adversaries they never signed up for. Life served them lemons, and they made lemonade.

  • av Barbara Henick Bachow M D
    193 - 353,-

    Dr. Bachow spent her childhood in the inner city, growing up in the Brooklyn projects. Blessed with the necessary academic skills and personality, she fought her way out of her humble beginnings to achieve a level of success that she had never thought possible. Not surprisingly, over the years she became accustomed to the accolades of achievement while standing on life's pedestal in both social and professional circles.Then suddenly, it was all taken away. A monster called multiple sclerosis unceremoniously pushed her off her perch, and she found herself facing the world once again as an average person--a patient.This book describes the rise and fall of Dr. Bachow's world as well as its ultimate salvation as she gets used to the seat on the other side of the doctor's desk.

  • av Inga Gabadze
    219,-

    The present book is a fiction novel. The central character of the book is a young, accomplished human rights defense professional, Milena Bulic. She walks us through her everyday life--her work and the time spent with her next-door neighbor, an overpowering and controlling woman named Sandy. Sandy is a very well-rounded woman, but she is living a double life. She is a mystery to all her friends who have love-and-hate relationships with her. Despite her dark secrets, Milena still likes her, spends meaningful evenings with her, and has spiteful exchanges with her. Sandy becomes the second mother figure for her. The present book is a fiction, novel. The central character of the book is a young accomplished human rights defense professional, Milena Bulic. She walks us through her everyday life: her work and the time spent with her next door neighbor, overpowering and controlling woman Sandy. Sandy is a very well rounded woman but she is living a double life. She is a mystery to all her friends who have love and hate relationship with her. Despite her dark secrets, Milena still likes her, spends meaningful evenings with her, and has spiteful exchanges with her. Sandy becomes the second mother figure for her. Sandy controls everybody's life around her. She decides who they can date and who they cannot. Though Sandy does not approve it, Milena goes to law school. There she meets professor Savanelli who gets her in trouble. In the end it is Sany who comes to her rescues.

  •  
    219,-

    It is estimated that 9.7 percent of all Americans suffer from some type of mood disorder. And this estimate does not include people who have yet been diagnosed. This book is about my life experience growing up in a family where my grandmother was bipolar, my brother became schizophrenic due to a drug overdose, my mother became bipolar due to a mental breakdown, and how I became bipolar due to a mental breakdown at age twenty-three while working in corporate America and being faced with a lot of responsibility.The book tells how my ungrateful experience working for corporate America drove me to move to Hawaii in pursuit of becoming an astronaut, and how after attending college in Hawaii and becoming grounded, my goal of becoming an astronaut changed.It talks how I was interviewed by Department of Defense contractors and a headhunter for Jet Propulsion Lab and made the CIA on-call list and FBI special agent recruiting list after graduating college, all while being bipolar. It also talks about my journey as a martial artist and how I tried to open up a school while receiving social security disability for my mental illness. And it also talks of the many times I almost became homeless and the time I was arrested and tortured for being mistaken as homeless as a result of being bipolar.Like most people who suffer from bipolar mental illness, my book has the ups and downs of my life and includes the good and the bad. But most importantly, my book shed light on how I was able to take control of my mental illness through medicine and management techniques that can benefit people who have a mental illness, treat people with mental illness, or know someone with a mental illness. This book is a guide for people who want to take control of their mood disorder and is based on my true story of me having a mental illness and finding ways to manage my condition, which I now share with you.

  • av Autumn Haize Montoya
    181,-

    Amazing how the essence of blood could be like a perfume, sweet, yet ferric. Staining the nostrils until the iron you smell not only thickens the air you breathe but also the soil beneath. In He Follows, Emilie Dawson takes you through a chilling adventure and experiences you never thought would happen. Innocence turns into scared souls, happiness turns into fear, and he, who is just waiting to appear.I don't plan on coming home until midnight. You two know the rules. --PenelopeWhat do you expect, Em, it's a c-o-l-l-e-g-e party! --AndiYou know I always do prefer reds. --HenryIt was Lindenwood University. --Emillie2

  • av Bryan Laurence
    206,-

    Sergeant Deedee Contreras leads a SWAT team into a drug house occupied by militia terrorists who force her and her officers into a gunfight. Suddenly, Contreras and her team find themselves being tossed around by a tornado that hits on top of the house during the gun battle, wreaking havoc and leaving her unconscious. When she awakens, she finds herself alone in an apocalyptic wasteland of war and death, a warrior's world called Endos, where her only companion is Tito, a drug dog that chased her and her officers into the house before the tornado hit.Desperate to find a way back to her team, Deedee befriends a powerful female knight named Saradietus, who imparts onto her the Boots of Power and sends her on a quest to meet with the Warlord of Soldier City, an ally who has the power to send her back home. During her quest, she saves the lives of three warriors who swear an oath to repay her by helping fulfill her quest to get back to her fellow officers, and in doing so, becomes her new team. All the while, a powerful enemy by the name of Kiladris seeks to destroy Contreras and claim the boots for herself.New Warriors of Endos is a science-fiction, action-based, adventure story that serves as a dark satire, with adult themes, fantastic violence, and some social commentary.

  • av Troy Lowman
    328,-

    The Eastern Shore of Maryland is a state of mind more than a place. Love Letters not only describes its physical beauty, rich history, and unique nature but also emphasizes its greatest asset--the people who live there.

  • - Things that are Different
    av Francisco Javier Fuentes
    193,-

    Las Cosas Diferentes /Things that are Different is designed to teach elementary children in English and Spanish that they should be inquisitive, kind, outspoken, open minded, and authentic, which promotes diversity and inclusion, social justice and according to the protagonist, Naima, "things that are different are not better, are not worse, they are different, and we need to appreciate those differences."

  • av Dustin Cumer
    168,-

    Landon was just an ordinary teenager. Starting a new life with his dad in Ohio to get a fresh start after his mom died from cancer, he never expected to embark on an adventure of a lifetime while taking his dog Anna on a run through the woods. But on this journey of light and darkness, Landon discovers he's no ordinary teenager and this is no ordinary world. Experience this adventure with Landon as you're on the edge of your seat, wondering if he'll make this adventure alive and what creatures he'll encounter next.

  • av Bill Hause
    193,-

    After the altruistic royal heir to a massive mystical mid-Atlantic Island declares it the new homeland for the world's indigent homeless population, it is quickly besieged by unscrupulous politicians, criminal cartels, and corrupt industrialists who plot to exploit its rich natural resources and wrestle control of the newly discovered subcontinent for their own nefarious purposes.

  • av Leigh Tyson
    353,-

    Abby is on the run and needs to stay one step ahead of her ex. The stop in Summit Springs is only temporary, just a short visit until she can find another place to go. Mason is a rancher with deep roots in the community. There is no way they should be together, and yet neither of them can seem to stay away from the other.The longer she stays, the more roots she plants and the more people who are in danger if her ex finds her. And yet she can't seem to leave any of them even if she knows she should. Now she will have to face her past head-on if she is ever going to have a future with these people.

  • av Asif Bayramov
    193,-

    The revised and updated edition of Azerbaijan Jews in Sports reveals the achievements of Jewish star athletes, past and present. The information is presented in an entertaining way that will appeal to many readers and fans of the sport.It is particularly notable that the book, written by seasoned sports expert and educator Asif Bayramov, is Muslim by faith.The heroes of his book overcame tremendous challenges to achieve greatness, overcame hate, and persevered through their belief in freedom and human dignity.The book teaches and promotes tolerance and friendship between people of various faiths.It contributes to the fight against bias and discrimination against religious minorities, including the Jewish community.The book is especially valuable and important now that hatred and antisemitism are on the rise in the USA and everywhere in the world.The book is intended for high school and university students and may be useful to specialists in humanizing their thinking.

  • av Jacqueline Nelson LPC-S LPC MA BA
    231,-

    Ever wondered how to really heal from traumatic events from your past? Ever asked yourself why you keep repeating and reliving old hurts from the past over and over again? Do you know how to really deal with all the negative memories, thoughts, and feelings that cloud your brain and affect your ability to be truly at peace? Do you want to start unpacking your "stuff "? Do you want to really be okay when telling people that you are okay? Engaging in deep and probing conversations with yourself is vital to starting this process. You will need to be completely raw, honest, transparent, and vulnerable with yourself. If you are depressed, angry, anxious, or afraid, these emotions are coming from the root of the problem, and you need to know who and/or what that is. If you have not healed from the past, it stays locked in your subconscious and has the power to affect your peace and, if triggered, your future well-being. If it's in your head, then it is always with you, and it is no longer your past but your present. Learn how to live in the present. Learn how to facilitate peace. Decide if you want to live as you are now or the peaceful and content person you have always wanted to be. Let's start the conversation. Waiver: This book should not be used in lieu of mental health therapy. This conversation has been provided to help you start the journey of healing from your trauma.

  • av Leslie C. Hinton
    219 - 341,-

  • av Michael Shafer
    180,-

    Love is broken and twisted. But it's also the only thing worth anything in this world. To find it in its purest form is nothing short of a miracle. Everything we do, everything we are, love is at the center of it all.

  • av Kenneth W. Hummell
    219,-

    This book is a diverse collection of short stories based on both fantasy and embellished facts. Although they are short stories, the plots and happenings will stick in your mind and the memories will not be short, although some will cause laughter and others wonder. I am very sure that you will read some of these stories more than once. In fact, I bet you!

  • av Robert Palumbo
    231,-

    It is my sincere desire in this writing to somehow inspire action by those who read it. At this writing, our nation teeters on the edge of a knife. Elements of destruction from within, I feel, have never been so strong in America's history. We are, I fear, one step from losing the rights and freedoms provided to us by our Founding Fathers. I see the very fabric of our constitution under attack by a government where all power lies in the coercive efforts of the few or just one! This situation should scare any red-blooded American and stir up a righteous anger toward it. Are we to become a nation run by despotic rulers, where the common man is just a subject or a country of nation-states similar to that of old Europe, where we are red versus blue? May God forbid!Here I will attempt to give justice to the subjects covered. My goal is not just to state facts and figures, although these are included, but to draw out and put forward the wisdom of those great men and women who founded this country and wrote its governing edicts. I have found that seldom will a person take the time and put forth the effort to investigate for themselves what really is the truth. I am not judging here, as I was guilty of the same problem. But what I have found out over the years since I took charge of my own inputs is, truth is truth and can never be untruth, no matter what the subject.When I look at our great nation today, I wonder if what it has to offer those who immigrate to it has not diminished. Is there truly an offering of real freedoms, rights, and opportunities, or is this just smoke and mirrors, with the reality being that our nation is headed toward the problems that many are trying to get away from? America is quickly losing its grip on the constitutional framework it was built upon. Our freedoms demand that we all do our part to reestablish it.The question remains: Will complacency prevail, or will America wake up? Choose!

  • av Toby Adkins
    251,-

    What happens when America is suddenly plunged into darkness? Rob and Ann are about to find out.Rob is a middle-aged man in Texas who is self-described as an "avid hunter, outdoorsman, and sometimes hiker." He is married with two teenage daughters. His oldest, Ann, has recently started college. He is on his way for a fall hunting trip when the unimaginable happens. An electromagnetic pulse has just crippled everything and everyone around him. Rob recognizes he cannot stay and wait for someone to come help. He sets out on foot, knowing he has a long walk home. His first thought is to reach his daughter Ann so they can make the rest of the journey home together.Ann is trying to figure out what has just happened. She is an athletic and forthright young woman and soon starts finding herself at odds with others. Ann recognizes there is real trouble on campus and expresses her worries as a supplemental government arises around her. This government entity could change everyone's future.The story unfolds when they each meet their own sets of problems, worries, and outright dangers as Rob and Ann journey home. Homebound explores each of these characters as they navigate a world no one ever expected to see. Rob and Ann will face hardships, fear, and a search for meaning in a world going into societal breakdown. Their story stretches the range of emotions and human conditions that plague our society today.Homebound is an EMP adventure novel that will linger in the readers' minds long after they turn the final page.

  • av Judi Baum
    180,-

    They arrived at a house where the music was loudAnd the walls were just bursting to hold in the crowd..." There's nothing quite as exciting as a party, right?Matilda can't wait to show her shy and boring cousin all the fun that awaits her there! Why is Gertrude so not interested?Well, it turns out that Matilda is the one in for a surprise...as she learns that not all is at it appears to be--when it comes to personality!

  • av Tyria Collins
    231,-

    It's the end of the world, and precious few have survived the invasion, fewer still captive. An ordinary linguist, Matilda Opalski must bond with an alien warship to rescue the human race from enslavement or worse.An epic saga of war and survival spanning the galaxies as humanity fights for its very existence.

  • av Claudia Ingram
    180,-

    To those who are called to it, prayer is the most significant part of our daily lives. Not only des it humbly position us in the right posture to communicate our needs to God, prayer gives us the opportunity to show gratitude of all He has done with praise and thanksgiving. In the Prayer and Praise the Testimonies of Prayer Line Warriors, Minister Claudia Ingram has compiled the testimonies of prayer warriors from around the country who assemble at 6 a.m. each day on the prayer line she founded, petitioning God on behalf of themselves, their families, friends and loved ones, people across the nation, and each other. Prayer and Praise eloquently captures how the prayer warriors' faith has been increased by the miracles they've witnessed through years of calling on the names of Jesus, proof that the power of prayer changes any and everything!Allow this book to either convince or confirm your belief in the power of prayer.

  • av Gina Barra
    168,-

    There's a young woman with autism named Gina Barra. She's twenty-three years old, and she comes from Waterbury, Connecticut. She grew up with no siblings, the only child. About two years ago, I've never thought that I'd be here today writing about what's it's like to live in a different perspective called autism, and also, in 2022, I've gotten my very first job working at my childhood amusement park at Quassy Amusement Park in Middlebury, Connecticut. It was also my dream job, and here I am working there during the spring and summer months.

  • av Jesus Briones
    168,-

    In this book, the author Jesus Briones focuses on the fragility of our psychological ecosystem--a fancy way of saying we are constantly changing and never know exactly what we are becoming. His writing is direct and organic, no fillers or artificial flavors, like folk medicine. He stresses the importance of avoiding false values and appreciating life's simple and unadorned truths. Not dark or gloomy, his message is timely and optimistic, but with provisos. While the world may measure the value of a man by the number of zeroes in his bank account, Mr Briones offers another take on what makes people worth knowing and staying connected to throughout the inevitably unpredictable course of life.His worldview has been shaped by a life spent among all types of people. He was born in 1940 and grew up in rural Mexico. Orphaned at a young age, he worked at a variety of jobs in Mexico and then Arizona, where he is now a builder/contractor. In the process, he came to refine what it means to be a "winner." Success has taught him that winning is not about who has the most points or the most money. For him, life is about accumulating experiences that forge your character and make you the person you were meant to be, something that is often apparent from a young age, as it was in his case.Mr Briones was born on Christmas more than eight decades ago, and he continues to go to work every day and build character, along with fine homes.

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