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  • av William Cullen Thwing
    168

    Vietnam Days is the memoir of an American military intelligence officer's Vietnam War experiences before, during and after the Tet Offensive. William C. Thwing (Bill) tells you not only not only of all his military training leading up to Vietnam, and his experiences as a combat intelligence officer on Operation Fairfax with the 199th Inafntry Brigade but also about his experiences with the Vietnamese people many of whom he worked with daily and got to know intimately. Influenced by his studies of Japanese and Chinese poetry, Bill tells his story in the form of Haibun, Haiga and haiku. His respect and appreciation for the Vietnamese people and their simple way of life comes through clearly. While writing Vietnam Days, Bill and his wife, Joy, lived in Bennington, Vermont surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Green Mountains and the omnipresent spirit of Robert Frost, Gramma Moses and Norman Rockwell. There he was an active member of the Catamont Lane Poets and the Poetry Society of Vermont. Bill is also a published songwriter whose music can be heard on Apple Music, Spotify and i-tunes and Youtube. In addition to Vietnam Days, he has authored three other books - Open Your Eyes, Restless Days and The Song in Your Heart to He now lives in Johnstown Pennsylvania, where he writes and performs his songs and poetry and raises blueberries at his mountaintop cottage

  • av Michael P. Conley
    185

    Wasco Foley probably thought he was doing the right thing when he dropped Topher back into a life where the biggest threats were boredom and monotony. After helping him recover his magic rifle from the Blacklands, she's back on the streets and getting reckless. Bullies and the occasional run-in with the Deputies just aren't as exciting as the magic and monsters she'd discovered weren't only in history books. Before she can get into too much trouble on her own, the Empire invades the city, and the excitement is back.>Joined by the half orc warrior charged with protecting Ying and a fast-talking card-sharp mage, Topher needs to escape the city and cross dangerous mountains teeming with Empire troops. Then maybe they can find the ole chucklehead and kill the demon that's holding him. Nothin to it.

  • av John A. King
    134

    If life is a journey and not a destination, why are we not happy just wandering aimlessly?If life is a destination at the end of a journey, why are we not content when we arrive at wherever 'there' is?I think there is one more component, maybe two that are missing in the matrix of living a satisfied life.So grab a beverage, maybe a cigar and sit for a minute; I want to tell you a story about a raft and a speedboat.

  • av Artemus Pierson
    196

    In a world where dreams are often sacrificed for survival, Beware of Dream Killers emerges as a guide to your true potential. Through the eyes of a small business owner, this book unveils a startling truth: countless souls endure lives of quiet discontent, wrestling with unfulfilled dreams and unrealized aspirations. Prepare to embark on an emotional journey of self-exploration and break free from the clutches of mediocrity. This book is your guide to shedding conformity and stepping boldly into the authenticity of your divine design. Beware of Dream Killers challenges conventional notions of prosperity, presenting stewardship as the true foundation for abundance. The title itself is a potent reminder that solutions are often simpler than they seem, awaiting discovery in plain sight. Within these pages, a life-changing power awaits, ready to quicken your spirit and catalyze growth. Rooted in prayerful inquiry and divine revelations, the book becomes a beacon guiding you back to the wisdom of timeless texts. Reconnect with your dreams and visions, uniquely yours and divinely inspired, awaiting your belief and action. Immerse yourself in the urgency of impeccable words and resolute commitments. Beware of Dream Killers introduces a refreshing take on accountability - a responsibility to uplift and advocate for one another. It beckons you to become a source of strength and exhortation in the lives of those around you. Discover the empowering truth that you are a steward of your destiny. The pages of this book hold the key to unlocking your fullest potential, guiding you toward a life aligned with your God-given purpose. Embrace your unique calling, and let this transformational journey draw you closer to the vibrant, authentic self you were created to be.

  • av Kyle Belmont
    175,-

    Leo is a small cat with big problems. The problems are named Harley, Marley, and Farley, three cats who just so happen to be the school bullies. They like nothing more than picking on Leo and his friends. Halloween is just around the corner and if Leo wants to save the holiday for his friends, he'll need to come up with a plan to stand up to the bullies. Something spooky, perhaps?

  • av Frank Warren
    161

    Scribble Dog and Pointy Fox live on the bank of the North Umpqua River in Oregon. Scribble Dog has a custom-made log house, and Pointy Fox has a cozy den under a big cottonwood tree. The two furry friends are not related but share the same riverside territory and have grown up together. They are always ready for adventure.

  • av Jordan Schwarz
    170

    A typical day at school turns out to be only the beginning of an interplanetary adventure for 8-year old Nora Podshak. After her parents unexpectedly whisk her away from school, the journey begins, first on a space station near Earth as her family seeks refuge from a growing galactic conflict. Nora and her older brother, Zeke, become stranded on an interplanetary space liner called the Giant Mole. Separated from their parents, they must grow up quickly while playing an intergalactic game of cat-and-mouse with the M'rath and the Brotherhood of Tang'nar, dark forces from across the galaxy. Their intended destination is Echo, a distant planet where they hope to be reunited with their parents, shielded from the conflict, and able to live out their childhood in peace. But getting to Echo and finding their parents will be no simple task...

  • av Dwayne James Sheridan
    179,-

    God has given us more than a prescription for a better life; a story of messy heartache, fallen heroes, and His grace for those on the outskirts.As a parent, I often struggle with trying to turn regular interactions with my kids didactic. You can see on their faces the moment I pivot a story they are sharing with me into a 'poignant teaching moment'. Their glazed eyes aren't looking back me in defiance, but more of a muted sigh of "please listen, feel, and think with me...not at me." Scripture is often interpreted like that, where narrative and poetic passages are whittled down and explained as their didactic passage brethren, stripping them of the meaning their context inhabits. So, let me offer you a momentary remedy: a collection of forty-five lyrical poems focused on real human and divine emotion, shared within the context of Scripture and the life God has given His people. Lyrics that point you back to the fullness of the passages. An invitation to feel out loud together and embrace the BIGNESS of God.

  • av Christy Campos
    182

    Are monsters scary? Should you scream and shout? Open this book and let's find out! Some children believe there are monsters under their bed or in their closets. It's scary to think that something could be in there with them. "Not-So-Scary Monsters" helps children to see these monsters in a different and silly way. For example, did you know that all your missing socks are because one of the monsters uses them for puppet shows? As well as being a rhyming picture book, there are also questions to help guide parents to talk to their children about what they just read and how they can conquer their fears. It can also be used in the classroom by teachers during SEL or circle time. So what is Not-So-Scary Monsters about?A rhyming picture bookShows monsters in a new lightHelps children overcome their fear of monstersTeaches children what to do if they are scaredHas discussion questions at the end for parents and/or teachersIf you are looking for a fun, silly, and imaginative book that can help children with their fear of monsters, look no further than "Not-So-Scary Monsters". Recommended for ages 2-9...or if you're scared of monsters.

  • av Deondriea Cantrice
    175,-

    The Access Granted, the guided journal, guides readers on an empowering journey to discover and embrace their inner confidence. This interactive journal offers reflective insight and practical tools, tailored for anyone seeking to enhance their confidence and self-awareness.Through a series of engaging writing prompts and reflective exercises, Deondriea Cantrice leads readers to explore their personal barriers, strengths, and aspirations. Each prompt builds on the last, forming a cohesive and personalized pathway to self-confidence.With a focus on authenticity and encouragement, this guided journal becomes more than a book; it's a lifelong companion and mentor. It invites you to unlock the doors to your potential, giving you the keys to a more confident and fulfilled life. Access Granted is an experience, an exploration, and a celebration of the confident person you are and are destined to become.

  • av Calvin Reynolds
    190

    A bird named Spencer decides walking is better than flying. He tries to convince other birds that walking is cool but realizes he's only fooling himself.

  • av George W. Grider
    141

    Voyage of the Merry Ark tells the remarkable story of five crewmen caught in an ocean storm that nearly took theirlives. The story of the at-sea rescue of the dog Sam, the ship's mascot, was published nationwide, sparking a revolution inAmerican animal rights, one that continues sixty years later. Such an extraordinary ending-nautical and political-requiredextraordinary players, including Memphis civil-rights lawyers Lucius Burch, Mike Cody, and George Grider, a future U.S.>Readers will enjoy the description of the Yucatán ruins in the day before the tourists arrived, and will revel in the story'slight side, including an underwater treasure hunt that turned the stressed seamen into teenage pranksters and thieves. Voyage of the Merry Ark gives readers a gripping sea story, along with a political saga that will appeal to dog lovers and historians alike.

  • av Madeline Burget
    378,-

    This is not 'Cozy' in the traditional sense, unless you find misery and betrayal to be as comforting as a cup of hot cocoa.Caraway of the Sea is a grim-cozy gaslamp fantasy, featuring an asexual fmc who happens to be a renowned badass pirate. This book is for the girls who are moody, feisty, and in another world may also be stabby. Trust me you will fall in love with Caraway."Caraway Auclair has devoted herself to protecting her brother, serving as the ship's first mate and mercenary. Sacrificing nearly all she is to ensure that he becomes the most fearsome pirate Captain to ever sail the Carnelian Sea. She realizes too late, that the seas have only grown darker, and the waves more fearsome, they threaten to pull her under completely and mold her into something akin to a nightmare.After Caraway's closest friend dies in a brutal storm, grief puts Caraway and her brother at odds more than ever before.When they dock on Isla Dalia after the devastating storm, Caraway is surrounded by both friend and foe, oftentimes unable to distinguish between the two. She must navigate a torrent of emotions unlike any she has weathered before. Seeking out any and all distractions, she begins to grow dangerously close to a rival Captain, despite her brother's warnings.As another storm looms, ever encroaching upon her crew's uncertain future, her fears are laid bare for all to see. Caraway struggles to face the demons of her past ... only to discover that they pale in comparison to the monster that she had a hand in creating.As she drifts further away from all that she once knew, secrets slowly begin to surface, and the tides of her life as she knew it begins to shift ...A shift that just might destroy the life she's worked so hard to protect, and her future with it."

  • av C. A. Johnson
    174

    Missy Layton was a single woman in her late 60s living in her tiny house in a wooded rural area in southeast USA. She was smart, pretty, and talented, regularly attended church, and held great faith in God. Though she had a large circle of acquaintances and a small circle of close friends, she seemed basically content with her own company, but she was lonely. She longed for a worthy partner who complemented her values and abiding love for Heavenly Father. In January of 2021, Missy began receiving messages from the Lord. He gave her specific life instructions, revealed gospel truths, tasked her with a mission, and promised she would receive the choicest righteous desires of her heart.Get Up, Make Thy Bed, & Trust Me is the true story of an ordinary woman who experienced extraordinary visitations and received divine revelation in answer to her heartfelt prayers while navigating the treacherous world of internet romance scammers, proving that God lives and loves us and continues to speak to us today.

  • av Mariah Clark Skewes
    129

    Accompanying Never Mimic a Woolly Mammoth, this activity book has coloring pages, recipes, crafts, puzzles, scavenger hunts and maps to encourage appreciation of the wilderness and exploration of Woolly Mammoths and Mammoth Lakes, CA.

  • av Lissa Shae Gibson
    152,-

  • av Bill Owen
    97,-

    This trio of sci-fi/fantasy short stories are a perfect, quick read for every lover of the bizarre!

  • av Marshall
    202,-

    Have you ever needed to face your fears? The Tales of Toby and Milo is a visually stunning adventure filled book with vivid illustrations that tell the story of a guy named Henry who lives with his loyal pets, Toby and Milo. In this spontaneous hiking adventure, the group embarks on a day trip to a scenic destination where they learn about different animals they come across on their hike. This charming tale is endearing and was written to ignite the natural curiosity that young kids have to explore. This story of friendship and adventure encourages children to go beyond their comfort zones and face their fears. Find out how Milo overcomes his fears along with his friends Toby and Max in this new adventure!*Included inside: A fun and interactive Activity and Pop quiz! Great for teachers and school libraries.Why should you purchase this book? Here are a list of topics that the story highlights & teaches kids: Coping mechanismsBeing braveFun facts about animalsFriendship & EmpathyBeing adventurous & spontaneousTrying new things

  • av John Graff
    166

    In "My New Home", young readers are taken on a vivid journey through the transition of moving. Each page offers scenes from house-hunting to packing personal treasures, and the first experiences in a new neighborhood. As children color their way through the book, they not only engage their creativity but also process and express their feelings about change. This interactive experience transforms the challenges of relocation into an adventure, helping kids embrace and celebrate their new beginning.

  • av Amber Kelly
    201

    I had a dream. A big dream. My mother swore I was born with skis on my feet. Since the time I could walk all I ever wanted was to fly among the snowy peaks. To compete against the best of the best.Until I didn't.One mistake. One wrong move and everything came crashing down.No longer a contender for Olympic glory nor the pro circuit, and searching for a new path, I find myself in Balsam Ridge, Tennessee.Starting over at the newly built Misty Mountain Ranch and Ski Area, training novel skiers, and managing the ski staff, is a far cry from Whistler or Vail. But it offers the serenity I crave.Morris Tuttle is the cocky younger brother of the resort's owner. A fun-loving man with a handsome face, sexy dimples, and wicked ambition who likes to get under my skin.He thinks he can push my buttons and worm his way into my frozen heart? Game on.

  • av Jessica Wright
    193

  • av David Osborn
    202,-

    Kelsie Gordon leads a double life: one as a ruthless and deadly undercover agent for the Treasury Department, and a second as an anxious loving mom to a younger brother.

  • av Chris O'Byrne
    248

    Are you an entrepreneur seeking not just financial success but a legacy that impacts the world?If yes, this magazine was crafted especially for you. It's for the driven entrepreneur or business leader who knows that business isn't just about profits-it's about purpose.Say goodbye to short-lived success and hello to a lasting legacy. Unravel the life and lessons of Max James, the "King of the Kiosks," who has redefined entrepreneurial excellence. His story offers you more than inspiration; it provides actionable strategies for resilience, adaptability, and integrity.Here's what you'll gain: The ability to pivot effectively in a volatile marketThe mental fortitude to keep going when times get toughInsights into mentorship to not only grow but also guide othersEthical business practices to build a company you can be proud ofIncorporate these lessons into your own business journey and watch yourself evolve from an entrepreneur to an influential business leader. You won't just level up your enterprise; you'll elevate your life's philosophy.In this issue, you also discover VetCares, our Nonprofit of the Month focused on veterans, a favorite of ours. You'll also enjoy two bonus reprints of book chapters from the international bestseller, Business Leadership and Community.Don't miss out on this wealth of wisdom. Your path to becoming a better business owner and a more impactful human being starts here.Buy your copy today and step into a more meaningful realm of entrepreneurship. Make the commitment to not just grow your business, but also to grow as a person.Buy this magazine now.

  • av Alison Lubar
    175,-

    Traveling back and forth in time, from before the Japanese Internment to the present day, "it skips a generation" examines Alison Lubar's relationship with their grandfather who, along with his mother and sister, was imprisoned at Tule Lake Relocation Center.The poems consider intergenerational trauma & healing, and what survives, while also reflecting upon the intersections of multiracial & queer identity in today's world.

  • av Francisco Angulo de Lafuente
    202,-

    La memoria me falla cada vez más; hace años que dejé el alcohol, pero aún sigo levantándome con resaca cada mañana. Posiblemente me quedé dormido en el sofá nada más llegar del trabajo; no hay por qué alarmarse... Hoy tengo cita con el doctor; espero que todas las pruebas sean favorables pues no puedo permitirme estar de baja; además, ... con mi edad, seguramente me diesen la jubilación anticipada. Ni siquiera puedo pensar en ello; toda mi vida la he dedicado a mi trabajo y no sabría qué hacer sin él.Aunque soy inspector de homicidios, mi trabajo en la comisaría no suele ser demasiado glorioso: por lo general rellenar algunos papeles, sobretodo atender denuncias y quejas de problemas territoriales entre vecinos y, de vez en cuando, investigar la muerte de alguna res. Mi memoria, con los años, se ha ido debilitando, pero aún recuerdo con claridad el suceso del verano del 88: el asesinato de la pequeña Lisa. El suceso conmovió a toda la ciudad e incluso se retransmitió por la televisión nacional. Todavía sigo recopilando información sobre el caso en mis ratos libres, con la esperanza de atrapar algún día al culpable...

  • av Laroucichaima
    168

    هي قصة غامضة لفتاة غامضة تدخل عالم المافيا بأتباع لاأحد يعرف عنهم شيئا ينتاب الجميع الغموض حولها وحول ماضيها ...ليست شريرة وإنما فتاة تحاول بكل قواها تغييير العالم الذي تعيش فيه....

  • av George Richard Semper
    200

    A long ride on a Grey Hound trip could crush the brightness of spirits.Jammed near the bathroom in the back of the bus after an eighteen-hour ride was no fun.>Now, Alice was no angel. She had worked in the back-easy in her county, back home. She knew her way around. Ask her and she would tell you that since she was Fifteen and a half, she was more than prepared to deal with the talk, the walk, the scandals, and oh yeah, the slick men conveying their means to get close, real close with Alice. Though some did between then, and now, Alice maintains that she always left the situation wiser than when she came in. No matter if it was a one-night stand or the year she spent with Duce Man Jack, Alice was no pushover. Alice was no little girl; let's just say she was an 8 waiting to be a 10. But to get those extra points, you have to scrape a little wear and tear off the top. She would have to substitute spit for polish, and you would have to expand her vocabulary from the use of so many four-letter words. But if you did, um, ain't nobody got nothing on this girl.

  • av Avrielle Rowe
    187

    This is a collection of poems written in my late teen years. It starts at a time of heartbreak, self-harm, depression, grief and overwhelming sadness. The middle shows the journey I took to find myself and shows how I found joy in nature, my friends and family, but most importantly learning to love myself. The final part are poems of finding new healthy love.

  • av Lacey M. Vidrine
    194

    If you have ever been on a fishing trip where everything seems to go wrong, then this story is for you! It's going to be a great day! Daddy is taking a very excited little girl on a fishing trip. As the day unfolds, the trip turns into a hilarious series of unfortunate events. Although the day didn't go as daddy originally planned, it turned out to be the best day the little girl ever had! Laugh along and enjoy the fishing trip of a lifetime inspired by very true events.

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