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"The author captures every aspect of a great novel. It has action, suspense, romance, drama, faith mixed in with fact and fiction. The way he incorporates all aspects is intriguing." - Mr. Adams, High School Teacher The end times; a bomb more powerful than the atomic bomb; time traveler -- are they possible? Who knows? But if you were given a chance, how would you rewrite history?

Grim and poignant at times, but peppery with realism and a strong sense of time and place. - Kirkus Review This is a book for children who are interested in what it was like to live in a coal mining camp around the 1900's. Each of the 20 short stories includes a life lesson, insight, and a look into the lives of the children. The stories are from the viewpoint of the children from the many countries represented in the coal camps in southern Colorado. Class room discussion questions are also included.

The Agony The Ebony is a unique collection of poems that transcends anything people have ever read and seen before. This is truly a colorful, masterful work of art that stands out in a class of its own

Still fighting and have lost to cancer. God bless then all. About the author. I am writing this book for all my friends and loved ones. That have left his world. And have gone to a place we call Heaven I miss them all very much. Some of names have been changed so there goes I hope you enjoy it. I wrote it with love. I was asked to write another book from people that have been enjoying my books i am so happy people are reading them this book is a follow up to book two so god bless you all.

Over three thousand years separate exodus of biblical Jews from the land of Egypt from the last wave of Jewish migrants to exit Russia. Hundreds of thousands of the modern-day Russian Jews find themselves in the United States, Israel, and elsewhere. What made them leave their motherland this time around? What country are they loyal to? And lastly, what is the reason for the Soviet anti-Semitism? The Fifth Record: Understanding the Last Jewish Exodus is about the people in quest of a better destiny and a principle fiber of community with a split identity. Historical and social conditions of the twentieth century have formed the distinct culture of Soviet Jews - an educated, ambitious, secular, and yet conservative people. A combination of personal experience, focused observations, and subjective reflections about people of the last exodus determined the substance of the book. The book depicts the realities surrounded Russian Jews before and after their last wave of exodus. It outlines the ethical and cultural merits left behind in one world and found in another.

This book draws parallels of our human lifespan to that of the weather seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. The author assumes our useful years to be eighty. He divides these years, equally, in the four seasons, each being twenty years. Spring is viewed to be promissory; in summer we become responsible adults. Autumn, like in the life of plants, is the fall of leaves, hence we start shedding our youth glow. In our winter years we are collected in character, as we pass on what we learned.

Evolution of WholeBodily Love via soul aspect evolution is at the heart of this work. How this is done, in this realm, in our Universe is explored: the ego Universe, the Fields of Light, the Sacred Body Factories, the manifestations inhabited by the soul aspect(s) and how appear here, and how related to here are all explored. This nonfiction work could be called a work of Spiritual Evolution, of one kind of Spiritual Evolution - which begins with that feeling of being separate from Divine Love called ego, with development of identification with this ego-I and then the many ways that the Feeling of Divine Love once again becomes Felt by the ego-I. The means whereby this becomes possible, this FEELING again the Divine Love from which we egos have become unconscious, and profoundly separated, are explored in this work. Ultimately it is the evolution of the Soul, via its thousands of soul aspects exploring the many realms of existence, which is of interest here. Each soul aspect is an offering lovingly given over to Divine Creation for exploration - and these soul aspects inhabit the manifestations, giving Life to these manifestations so that Evolution of the Soul can occur. And yet, there are Life Forms which Evolve in Our Universes who do not have a Soul, and hence no soul aspects are needed for their Evolution….They Are already WholeBodily Love and Its Expression. But OUR Evolution Our Human, Animal, Plant, Mineral Evolution - Earth HerSelf, we all rely upon our soul aspects for our evolution to occur… Hopefully, Evolution of WholeBodily Love to occur. This difference in Evolutionary pathways is explored.

Each day, the safety and well-being of some children across the Nations are threatened by child abuse and neglect. Intervening off actively in the lives of these children and their families are not the sole responsibility of any single agency or professional group, but rather is a shared community concern. Since the late 1970s, the Child Abuse and Neglect User Manual Series have provided guidance on child protection to hundreds of thousands of multidisciplinary professionals and concerned community members. The User Manual Series provides a foundation for understanding child maltreatment and the roles and responsibilities of various practitioners in its prevention, identification, investigation, assessment, and treatment. Through the years, the manuals have served as valuable resources for building knowledge, promoting effective practices, and enhancing community collaboration. Since the last update of the User Manual Series in the early 1990s, a number of changes have occurred that dramatically affect each community's response to child maltreatment. The changing landscape reflects increased recognition of the complexity of issues facing parents and their children, new legislation, practice innovations, and system reform efforts. Significant advances in research have helped shape new directions for interventions, while on-going evaluations help us to know what works.

In the preface to Rushing to Sunset, the author says, "This isn't a book about aging, but it could be. I'm anxious about the aging thing... My fear is feeling and acting old..." She goes on to describe two extreme physical and mental challenges she undertook at different times in her life - one when she was young and the other when she was older but felt young. She was twenty-six years old when she agreed to accompany a medical student on a 30-day trek to the Base Camp at Mt. Everest, with no training or hiking experience. Forty-one years later, at age 67, she hiked from the South Rim to the North Rim and back to the South Rim in Grand Canyon. At the time of the Himalayan invitation, the author was in Kathmandu, not expecting anything to happen. But when an opportunity to get off the beaten path presented itself, she eagerly accepted. The Grand Canyon experience happened because she was ready for the chance to prove that she wasn't too old for an adrenalin-driven adventure, that her body could still work for her. While the settings were different, the result was the same: the author accomplished something that made her feel incredibly strong and good. She felt wonder and amazement at the ability of her body to endure extreme challenges at both a young and an old age. In that respect, the book could be about aging after all.

In 1932, a 15-year-old boy was transplanted from a small farm in northern Minnesota to a large hospital in Minneapolis. He had been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma and was undergoing radiation treatments that produced pain and mind-wrenching homesickness. At the same time, another 15-year-old boy was fighting for his life in a hospital room not far from Ernie. Tom had been forced to leave his home and was riding the rails, looking for work when he became sick. Thirteen years later, a second transplant occurred. This time it was Ernie's brother, Raymond (Fat), who left the Minnesota farm to serve in World War Two. Raymond's letters home are replete with references to a brother with whom he shared a special bond while growing up together. Tribute: Three Lives Remembered is a story honoring the memories of three people whose worlds were both removed from and inextricably tied to each other. It's a story told through poignant letters that spoke consistently and longingly of hope for a return to the small farm in northern Minnesota and the people who lived there.

Taking Care of Mama With Grace and Grit is the story of a four-year journey two sisters take with their very independent mother after her successful cancer surgery at age ninety but failure to "bounce back" to her former self. Sisters Ruby and Rita, born a decade apart in a family of four children, felt they were raised by different mothers. Elder sister felt neglected and unloved by her mother whereas younger sister was loved and treasured by all. How can Ruby find the grace and grit to take care of a mother whom she felt had never cared for her?

Practical Wisdom for Building Your Vision is just that. It's a book that presents practical wisdom principles for leaders related to building their visions, organizations, ministries, and personal lives. God gives vision; however, we are partly responsible for its fulfillment. This book was written in an attempt to provide answers for various vision fulfillment challenges. The format of the book is a four-part one and has a personal study section at the end of the first three sections. This format encourages personal interaction with the presented material and also allows for corporate evaluation, enrichment, and growth. The book may be used in small group settings, and I encourage you to complete each personal study section; this will reinforce the practical wisdom principles gleaned.

A cute tale about a dog, cat, and a mouse and how they become friends and learn to help each other and work together. I hope this story will teach sharing, caring, and working together no matter who you are. No matter who you are or how you live we can all work together and care for one another, just like the Dog, Cat, and mouse do in this story. We should all enjoy life, be friends, work together, and care for one another.

Even a child can be a superhero! Devin was at the circus when he met his superhero, Pistachio Mustachio. After meeting him, Pistachio did something that changed Devin's life forever. Find out, what it was, and how it can change your life.

The One Prayer Everyone Needs To Know describes and defines the Lord's Prayer, which He instructed us to pray, in detail and in a simple manner that anyone can understand.

Cara's first book, Point and Shoot Poetry, Image and Verse for Better or Worse, runs the gamut. In it, she opens up and shares a vast array of emotions. In her new work, The Search for Authenticity, we are taken on a more personal journey of circumstance, choice and consequence, all of which can help us find our authentic selves. The photos in this book were all imaged through Cara's pinhole camera; a camera she created during her time spent in art school. One special doll Cara shows in her work is one that was given to her as a child and that her mother has kept all this time. Cara intends to take the dolls on even more adventures to new and exciting places and hopes to share their future stories of enlightenment (that is if traveling around the country with dolls doesn't get her locked up first) : ).

The Mick and Marie Story is an action-packed adventure story with mountain climbing, cliff dancing, hang gliding, boating and murder with a constitutional, save-freedom-of-speech twist. Our heroes, Mickey Swift and Marie Sweet, team up as photographer and reporter to get a story about a phony animal rescue shelter operating under a government tax exemption grant. Marie got the story lead from the director of the California FBI Office. Paul Du Pree, Marie's spurned ex, fed her the info in an attempt to win back her affections. Paul was bound and determined to control her life with the story leads he knew she needed. Unbeknownst to Mick, he was standing in Paul's way. The animal shelter was privately guarded and well hidden behind Cal Con Labs and a national forest. Cal Con Labs was in itself a clandestine operation. They were in the process of formulating synthetic drugs and testing them on teen runaways and child laborers in an experimental confined study.While investigating, they run into some crazed CEO's who have a passion for slaughtering caged wild animals for their own amusement. Dangers multiply swiftly when Marie is caught off guard while snooping around. Mick becomes emotionally distraught at the thought of losing his lover and mate while his animal instincts take control of his body and mind. Mick's instincts and the fresh mountain air weren't the only things affecting him. He also discovers a spring in the forest he labeled Hummingbird Valley, but even in the Garden of Eden there were unknown dangers.

Hearing a noise under the kitchen sink one morning, I had a look to see what it could be. Lo and behold, I couldn¿t believe my eyes. There amongst all the boxes of cleaning equipment was Mommy Cat with three very tiny, very cute kittens." This is a story with photos of a brave feral mommy cat that chose under my kitchen sink to have her three kittens. What fun adventures will the kittens have growing up inside with Pluto the dog and who are all their friends that come visiting at the kitchen door from time to time. Read about the adventures of Red Head, Spot and Ginger as they grow up and then go exploring in the big world outside from under the kitchen sink.

Poems of Sorts 2+ is a mixed bag. Some funny and some possibly true and some not. Included is: Seeing God, To Rhyme or not, A Super Hero, and e-mail police.

YOU WANT TO DO THE RIGHT THING. BUT UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES RIGHT IS CONSIDERED SO EXTRAORDINARY TO BE PERCEIVED AS UNACCEPTABLE A JANUARY STORM OVER LONDON TURNS THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS EXTRAORDINARY STOLEN MONEY IS RECOVERED A PLANE IS DOWN TWO WOMEN'S LIVES ARE AT RISK YOU CAN SAVE ONE BUT WHICH ONE?

Your Health Is Your Wealth is a title that makes anyone who reads my book wonder why I chose this title. I intentionally chose this title because of lot reasons: My personal experiences, Fitness, and others… For instance, there are certain things in life that money can't buy, neither helps you with, but a healthy lifestyle comes with those things that money cannot buy and give you. Living healthy is the best way of living and you destined to do so. Living Healthy comes with many good things.

A story of a family's struggle and survival of the brutal Japanese-American war. I was one of eight children in that family, walking for days in the jungle for safety and living on prayers. Thankfully, the war ended with us all in the family alive and together. Marriage and childbearing brought four children, two with very special needs. Searching for help led us to come to America. I was a total wreck. My faith was at the breaking point. This was one time in my life when I felt God had abandoned me.

Ida Kathryn VanMeter tells you first hand about her life from ages 6-10 growing up in a small mid-western farming community from 1918-1922. The events and the people in this book are real and will come alive for you as Kathryn sheds much light on what life was like during those times. You see life when it was simpler, full of little joys, and get a glimpse at school life through one of her diaries. The death of her grandmother, and her grandfather moving cross country, create some challenges for young Kathryn. "But grandfather, I can't bear for you to not be living so close and coming for dinner and to play games," I blurted out. The automobile boom during this time opens some new horizons for Kathryn. But you will mostly enjoy finding out about her real treasures in life. Her time with friends and family are most charming. You will find out the significance of losing a special watch and understand why through the years she would ask people, "Have you heard my watch story?" As you read her story, you will find yourself wanting to share a memory with Kathryn.

The Story of my new life from the late 40's. In 1948, Bill Schultz married my mother and gave me 2 new sisters making a family of 5 children. ¬ e story is about our lives, how we (each child) broke off and had our own lives and experiences. It's about John and I, and our family and life, how we all managed with our different backgrounds. John being Dutch and me a mixture.