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  • av A. A. Baumgart
    236 - 354,-

  • av Real Bureau
    267,-

    It all starts at an alternative school in Lowell, Massachusetts. Three fifth-grade students form a bond that is absolutely unbreakable, and their loyalty will be tested in many different ways.Royal, who is hands down the worst kid in school, is placed with all of Lowell's worst of the worst under one roof. He begins a friendship with the twins, Gage and Makenna, who are foster children. These two are almost as bad as he is! They start off fighting together, getting into trouble, and selling drugs, then it all quickly escalates to murder! Royal takes the fall for a murder he didn't commit. With a beast for a lawyer and crooked cops, judges, and prosecutors, Royal finds his way out of a life sentence. He gets released while he is still fairly young and comes home with a new, better product, cheaper prices, and a top drug connection.Royal and the twins blow up in the drug game way past any of their expectations, but their past comes back to haunt them! With an army of loyal soldiers and an unexpected source to help them out, will any one of them make it out of this deadly drug game alive?

  • av Michael H. Terrell
    354,-

    Stanley the Stink Bug has been homeschooled his whole life, so he was very excited about his first day at Bugs Middle School, but unfortunately, everything went terribly wrong. He discovered that it was harder to make friends than he thought. Lacey Ladybug was mean to him, and this caused him to let out a big stink in the classroom. Other classmates started to call him names, which led him to releasing more stink. Before he knew it, the whole room was so stinky that his class and teacher had to leave the room.With the help of a special classmate that secretly remained in the classroom, Stanley learns to love himself the way he is and why it is important to control his emotions. Betty Butterfly teaches Stanley that he needs to embrace everyone's differences and that there is room for all kinds of bugs in the world, even the stinky ones!

  • av Patrick Hughes
    187

    Raccoon Mike and Ralph Wolf met in grade school. Through their friendship, they learned that they each had a learning disability. Despite their challenges, they remained focused, completed trade school, and have become successful electricians.

  • av Jeffrey Roth
    212,-

    Frank the Angel is an uplifting and inspiring story about an unlikely friendship, a young boy's destiny and a life changing miracle.

  • av Paul Gonzales
    187

    This manuscript deals with that period in my life I commonly refer to as my prepubescent period. If it were not for my cousin, Orson, this period in my life would have been next to impossible. Maybe not so harsh, let's say more trips to the fishpond, and most definitely an increase in the number of appearances before the inquisitions. Orson and I were most fortunate to experience this milestone in life before man landed on the moon, before cellphones, and most of all a time when mother said go play outside, which translated to "It's 8 a.m. Don't come back till noon." Your assumption is correct. This left two gentlemen a lot of time and space.Here is what greeted us each morning. From our front yards, we could see the snow-capped sierras. Following your line of sight was a fully functioning log mill with a large pond feed by a flume. From this point on was a mixture of pastureland and open agricultural land. Oh, yes, a canal full of water year-round. To find some activity to fill the day only required the willingness to bask in the glory of the right choice or the willingness to accept the full fury of a displeased mother.

  • av Pamela Devereueawax
    224,-

    You are about to embark on a journey that will stimulate each and every one of your emotions and move your soul. This is one victim's story of her ability to survive through years of relentless childhood, physical and sexual abuse, the affect it had on her, and how she has finally found the courage to share her life experiences in her quest to help others.Born and raised in a Midwestern town just an hour west of Chicago, Illinois, is a little girl with a big secret. A secret so enormous that the effect of it sends her on a roller coaster of a life. You are invited to jump aboard and take this ride with her as she recounts this story of her life. She will take you through the abuse, uncover the tools she used in her fight for survival, and reveal the catastrophic effects it has had on her life. Not to worry, it's not all doom and gloom. Not only does she share her lowest lows, but her highest highs as well.If there is one world to be chosen to describe this story, that word would be hope. This is one of the purposes of this book, to give hope to victims, to let them know they are not alone, and help them become survivors. With that being said, strap yourself in because you are in for one heck of a ride.

  • av C. T. Heinlein
    236,-

    I had gone east to protect a kindergarten-aged Taylor from a Witch Rose that sucked the essence out of children for power.As a teenager, Taylor had gone east with me to finish off that same Witch Rose.Now as a young college student, Taylor, with only Salem as a companion, was going west for another Witch Rose adventure.This one to help a Witch Rose that was supposedly good, living off provided plant seeds and seedlings instead of young children for its power. A hard truth to swallow, considering what we knew from our other Witch Rose encounters.But neither of them had involved the local Native Americans or a billionaire who wanted the Witch Rose's secret to the near immortality for those who controlled it.Worst of all, from my outlook?I am Taylor's grandfather, and for the first time, I was not going to be there to protect her.

  • av Steven R Jones
    187

    Sarah pastors a small church in Northern Louisiana. Recently, she took on another job as a consultant to the parish's detective Lee. They decided to follow a string of crimes as a learning exercise. The goal was to help Sarah learn to help Lee and to help Lee grow in deductive reasoning. But their actions got them involved with the FBI and put one of their lives at risk. The young pastor's knowledge of the Bible is crucial to ending the crime spree.

  • av Ellen Finn
    291,-

    A poor little elephant takes a nap and wakes up to find his nose amiss. Surprised, he begins to look around for his nose, aka trunk. He searches high and low for his nose and finally finds it when a sly crocodile swims across the river and over to him.

  • av Amaefule Patrick
    249,-

    In The Empty Grave, Amaefule Patrick presents the reader with an imaginary African country, the Republic of Halibiana, where the politicians under the presidency of Dr. Muzulata see politics as the acquisition of stupendous wealth and running of an unbridled misgovernance. A group of young soldiers stationed at the country's border with another imaginary African country, the Federal Republic of Garindo, where a border war has been going on, stage a military coup but fail to overthrow President Muzulata as he escapes through a tunnel from the statehouse under bombardment. However, they capture the First Lady and her daughter, who, though had earlier escaped with the other members of the first family through the tunnel, have returned out of greed to carry huge amount of dollars and jewelries stashed in the statehouse while fighting is still going on in and around the statehouse. Though the coup fails and the coupists are surrounded in the statehouse by the Army, they have the First Lady and her daughter as captives and threaten to kill them should the statehouse be stormed.In the few weeks following the coup, a series of national crises lead to Lieutenant General Hubanata, the greedy and corrupt commander of the joint chiefs of defense staff, shoving the president aside in a bloodless coup and becoming the country's new leader. His regime is short-lived as a group of military officers opposed to the very corrupt Lieutenant General Hubanata running and ruining the country further stage another violent coup, being the third in a few weeks, to stop the corrupt Lieutenant General Hubanata before he can consolidate his grip on power.

  • av Steven Curtis
    174

    In an amazing turn of events, a nine-year-old boy profoundly changes the lives of four adults and a lonely dog in the course of one day. It's the day before Christmas, and in a desperate attempt to remove him from a violent living situation, his aunt puts him on the Greyhound to Reno to live with the father he has never met. With nothing more than a few belongings and a note with his father's phone number pinned to his shirt, his aunt bids him a tearful farewell. When he gets to Reno, he discovers his father, a Vietnam vet, to be a raging alcoholic with a living situation even worse than the one the boy left behind. The father insists that the boy is not even his son and threatens him if he does not leave at once and not come back. The boy, heartbroken, is convinced nobody wants him, and the only option left to him is to spend Christmas at the police station; that is until the Greyhound driver and a cafe waitress come up with a better idea. In the process of them being so anxious to help him, they realize that in so doing, he has inadvertently enriched their lives beyond measure.

  • av Hushkachin
    187

    In this book, I share my unique life experiences. Having been born on the Navajo Indian Reservation, I understand the hardships the people have to endure to survive in a third-world environment in the United States. At age six, I attended a boarding school run by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. I was then taken in by a white Christian foster family at age nine, attending predominantly white schools. I had to make mental adjustments between two ways of life. During this time, I received paranormal experiences that aided me in coping with the challenges with which I was confronted. As an adult, I have had ongoing extraordinary experiences such as when I participated in the Opening Ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah. Looking back through my life experiences, I have realized that we are all half-breeds, half human beings and half spiritual beings. I summarize these experiences in my writing and acknowledge that we are connected to all things earthly and heavenly. We are creators of our own environments, good or bad. We must strive to create harmony in all things, beginning with ourselves.

  • av E. Audain Naughton Jr.
    354,-

    This book shows the ongoing effects of racism in the United States. It shares the journey of one man victimized by the systemic injustices of bigotry. The Cruzan: A Melanated Man in America chronicles the life of a Black man in this republic, a man in the Land of the Free always having to focus on the Latin words fidem, patientiam, operatur! Yes, faith and perseverance delivered him from the vicious cycle of prejudice and discrimination!

  • av R. B. Batson
    236,-

    Travis Marx was just like any other teenager. He was experiencing angst caused by the fundamentalists in the community where he lived--that was, until one evening when a visiting alien promised him telepathy in exchange for what could be his doom or his deliverance.In conflict with the values of his family, he took an adult adventure across the nation and across religions. He pursued Islam, the New Age, and Buddhism before the select Christians experiencing clairvoyance found themselves at cross purposes with him and determined he could be none other than the Antichrist. Would he be delivered from them and all the heartache they had caused him, or would he become yet another of their victims?

  • av Ralph Peluso
    236,-

    The perfect American family with an idyllic fairy-tale life. When hidden secrets start coming out, life gets complicated. Mix in a serial killer, a con artist, and a dominatrix, lives unravel in a heartbeat.Tommy McDowell--business owner, dedicated husband with a beautiful, dedicated wife and three loving children--had it all. He concealed a different life from her; his adult children hid the details of their lives. And the beat goes on--everyone has something to hide.When the unfiltered truth peeks out and snowballs, chaos reigns.

  • av Joe Biondi
    187

    * Joe has over thirty years of industry knowledge, working in a technical, operations, management, consultant, and sales role. Technical knowledge earned him a master license in HVAC from the state of New Jersey.For his sales knowledge and expertise, he's earned a variety of local and national awards.Joe has mentored and trained dozens of individuals in a technical and sales capacity. Joe enjoys being a public speaker at industry events, customer engagements, and schools.He has managed and grown several multimillion dollar portfolios across the United States.What Joe loves most is mentoring a junior sales associate, teaching strategy to pursue and close the deal and watching them mature as a professional. * He is married and lives with his wife, two daughters, his rescue dog Logan, and he loves being a softball and basketball coach for his girls

  • av Sharon E. Harris
    267,-

    What causes a person to bully another? Is it hate? Jealousy? Their own self-brokenness? To be a bully is a tragedy of the soul, but worse yet, to be the victim of bullying goes beyond just a tragedy but utter devastation and destruction of an innocent person's personhood. The victim, the target of a bully's inner inadequacies, is violated by someone who has severe brokenness. The victim is now left fragmented, depending on the degree of bullying and the strength of the victim to brace themselves against the pressure. Bullying is the stealing of an innocent person's right to be who they are. Their space is violated, and their valuables are stolen. They are left to feel like a victim, a fragment of who they were or who they used to be. A bully takes away, by force and illegally, the rights of someone else to live in their own unique and personal identity as a single-framed human being. Bullying is a disease of the soul that, if left unchecked, will carry over into a society of adults and leaders who have continued their bad characters from childhood into their adulthood, giving us a society that is filled with a denseness of moral "bullies." Bullying must be stopped. There is a cure, and there has to be a willingness to work together to end its infectious quest because it leaves an innocent person fragmented and needing to pick up the pieces of their lives to put them back together again. For some, it is very difficult; therefore, they sought a way out, so they commit suicide; for others, though it is very difficult, they seek help for the restoration of their "selves" so that they may continue with their lives, and yet for others, they live broken for the rest of their lives, society being robbed of who they could have been and the virtue that they could have contributed. Bullying is everyone's problem, and we all must work with intense purpose to destroy it from the root.To the bully, what makes a bully a bully? It is indeed brokenness on the inside. Issues and troubles are not always the reason for one's brokenness; brokenness, at times, occurs due to a flaw in one's character. Many who have everything they could ever wish for bully others because there is a certain satisfaction in inflicting pain. To the bully, it is not okay to steal someone's soul (mind, will, emotions). The toxic behavior of bullying another person is a sign that a bully needs psychological intervention. For a bully, there is hope; there is help. If you are a bully, seek help because bullying not only destroys another person's life, but it destroys the bully's as well because there will be consequences.To the victim, know that it is not your fault but that you are an innocent victim of someone's brokenness. What happened to you is tragic and unjust. You can recover all that you have lost. In your journey of healing, continue to be patient with yourself and allow yourself to flow in grieve and recovery because, at the end of your journey, you will have become a stronger and wiser version of yourself. It'll be you but with greater wisdom and greater power. The bullying will have given you the opportunity to learn and grow in ways you may not have grown had the bullying never occurred. So deal with it, process it, grieve, then move on. Use it to strengthen YOU, adding to your wealth of moral goodness.

  • av Charlotte Schiff-Booker
    267,-

  • av Gilbert Leidig M. D. Jr.
    224,-

  • av Nancy R. Myers
    147 - 242

  • av Jeannine Evelyn Walker
    330

  • av Ian Broadbridge
    414 - 559,-

  • av Min. Jesus Muhammad-Ali Grandson
    279,-

    Author's grandfather brought to National prominence as an Old Testament Doomsday prophet. Min. Jesus Muhammad-Ali, an accomplished portrait Artist with illustrations, Particle Theorist, and son of Good-will Ambassador, Jabir Herbert Muhammad contract manager of Muhammad Ali. Author's equations and scienctic insights behind (Guardian) UFO's / UAP, credentialed by US Department of Defense / SDIO critique and the mathematics of Global warming. Respectfully,Min, Jesus (HaZuse) Muhammad Ali/ JMA Master Prints, Inc.Grandson of the Hon. Elijah Muhammad and Son of US Ambassador Dr. Herbert Muhammad

  • av A. M.
    187

    This is a story of a seventeen-year struggle with being addicted to power, self-doubt, and a life in the shadows that people don't typically leave willingly. The biggest problem with addiction isn't the addiction itself but the recovery process, trying to find your place in this "normal" society. Trying to adjust to a life of rules and ultimately trying to live a full life knowing that a piece of you was lost long ago, and you can never get it back.

  • av Gary J. Nash
    174

    Life starts out as a plan in becoming someone or somebody. But plans can be interrupted, broken, or changed when making bad decisions due to some of our choices as youth and the situations that we allow ourselves to be put in. Most of the time, things are not turning out the way they should. This is the real meaning behind the title of my book, It Was Over Before It Started. I would just like to help and inspire those with depression, drug addiction, and learning disabilities to not give up just because they have problems or are not smart or the best athletes. At the end, there is a place for them. We as human beings will fall short of our goals and dreams. If not, then job well done.

  • av Jorge Jaimes Contreras
    236,-

    100 poemas de amor y desamor es un libro que surgio de repente al conocer a alguien en Mexico y para agradarle, empece a escribir poemas ella activo un don que no sabia que tenia un regalo de Dios. Todo empezo con el poema numero uno, Poema para Carmen. Bueno, espero que estos poemas sean del agrado de todo aquel que tenga el libro en sus manos, gracias por el apoyo.

  • av Fr. Pat Sheedy
    212,-

    Full of events that will inspire priests and laypeople alike, God Is Able will encourage all to trust God and step up when guided by His nudging. This book tells of how God things happen almost every day if we remain in Him, listen to His promptings, and have the courage to proceed.This is a narrative from a humble Irish priest in America using examples from the early calling into the priesthood through his first few parishes and while at Blessed Trinity in Florida, where he has served for thirty-five years. It includes recounts of a dynamic and diverse career of prison ministry, campus ministry, helping relocate refugees, keeping contact with Irish Travellers, and many helpful points from a life of priesthood.Among the stories in God Is Able is of the amazing growth of a small parish school in Ocala, Florida, due to the spiritual concept of living the Stewardship Way of Life. The enrollment increase was more than doubled during a time when Catholic schools faced shutdowns all around the country.Another astounding result of this parish commitment to the Stewardship Way of Life has been a monstrous outreach to Nalweyo, Uganda. The continual commitment to this area has led to thirty-two village churches, twenty-two schools, an orphanage, a medical clinic, and more! The amazing thing is, this parish is located in one of the less affluent counties in the state of Florida.Journeying through these stories, the reader will be convinced that God is calling him to be His mouthpiece. This book should be uplifting and inspiring to all who read it.

  • av Vickie L Gardner
    187 - 330

  • av Elaine Williams-Morgan
    279,-

    In this informative book, Dr. Elaine Williams-Morgan explores social media, one of the greatest innovations of our time, chronicling its development from the early beginnings to the current time when there are over two hundred social networking platforms. The book highlights the disruptive character of social media and its commonalities with other disruptive technologies. The disruption is being experienced across a range of industries, including music, advertising, and the traditional media, as journalists, educators, and businesses take advantage of the critical mass that this innovation delivers. It outlines the avalanche of social media platforms available to users, led by Facebook, YouTube, and WhatsApp, and provides a roadmap for the development of an appropriate social media policy and strategy for navigating the digital era. The power inherent in the adoption of social networking tools to reduce marketing and promotional costs, facilitate efficiency and effectiveness in communication, and drive collaboration and innovation is underscored. These trends predict an increase in the number of social networking platforms and a broadening of the scope of these platforms. There is also an indication that as Internet access expands globally, a higher percentage of the global population will go online using their mobile devices and, specifically, for social networking. These developments, Avalanche of Leads emphasizes, make it imperative for individuals and businesses alike to take the steps necessary to develop a winning social media strategy that employs tools that have become important for life and business. A failure in this regard could mean being left out of the social media ecosystem, an environment rich with opportunities to thrive!

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