Bøger af Don M Denn

YOUNG KID HAVE FAR REACHING AMBITIONS TOO...

On Zach's return from two-year hiatus, Every High pupils set off -- ill-equipped with capacities to comprehend what ordeal awaits them -- as gypsies -- whom---once started in assumed utterity ---are unafraid to show what sort of little child(ren) they were when they were growing up---through gangsterism ---thus---lack decorum -- and excites peers in ways one could never hear again---irrespective of conjurations -- there'd be no sense for being difficult or contrarian ---but just like natives would not back down on behest of these snubbish Outlander's behest---they too---virtually led by same indistinguishably minded Z.H ---would not expect themselves to---for there to remain a fairly decent chance in keeping hold of domiciliary esteem ---and whether or not it is at opposition's expense -- matter little. In time as school year progressed -- Kahunas---needlessly gratified for serious depravities -- though still never sensing any optimisms from many failures and subjugation---by natives - led by Zachary Headman, would---totally -- oblivious of offense already caused, constantly seek---in indescribable ways - to return to ways of rivalry if only for one last consolation - with even more confrontational events--- Perfection being measured by particular side's understandings in battles between U.P: Upper Personnel versus u.p: under privileged: what appears as proper situation turned out -- as consequences of trying to evade becoming reluctant victims to diminishing returns instituted by rivals -- whose mere existence in school, became cause for unrelenting diligence by either side---one could almost capture anguish alongside anxieties suffered in opposition's emotional situation in poignant attempts in every undertaking At Every High, schooling becomes a perilous proposition for Santa Clara young natives---unable to let education be---when forsooth -- senses of security simmer, and brute strength of reality of endless influx of seemingly benign Outlanders -- threatens puissance, When answers are hoped provided for questions - on ways to better relax constantly agitated situation in a hitherto calm atmosphere of one High school, more worse challenges---presented by these young purveyors of goddamned deeds, are circuitously presented---offering diverse other irritating exceptions to peace--- the very least young scholars could hope for -- is go gracefully by iffy solutions Zach---just another peer -- provided---regarding unresolved situation -- gracefully ---until his days at Every High ends -- and he must move on to greater things...

Duran Buckler was 9 years old in 1958 when his mother bought him a lottery ticket which he placed in his pink piggy bank for safe keeping. Saving his ticket in bank marked the start of a period of difficulties for him and his family. For starters, a huge fire burns down Duran's family home, and unable to afford a new home, they moved in with grandpa. This fire failed to destroy Duran's piggy bank fire, but for some reason unknown to anyone, Duran repeatedly misplaced his toy and best buddies over the next several months. 'Now it is lost, now it's back again, 'and at other times, it was taken away only to be returned through strange circumstances. Duran never believed his ticket inside his piggy bank was a winner, but he still missed his friend Snorkie: the name he gave to it, during times was gone. It got to a point even he wanted his piggy bank gone, but just wouldn't, it just kept returning.In the meantime, the television reports the search for the winning lottery ticket, but each time the news was cast, Duran would not know the outcome. Many decades later, after many years of hardship, and disappointment, his long-lost friend Snorkie suddenly returned back into his life from the most unexpected of places, bringing with him a secret it has held for his friend for sixty years. This story follows a young kid of nine and his family through tumultuous years: from childhood to old age, during which time they experience all sorts of and down, unaware that the boys piggy bank had with it the secret to success sought after by all. And after sixty years, Old faithful, Snorkie the piggybank brought back hope and joy to his old friend and owner, and led him by hand into the future where affluence and satisfaction resides. Don M Denn is a nature enthusiast and an educator from Wyoming. While living abroad, he gained a lot of knowledge about various foreign cultures and traditions. In his free time he builds radio control scale trucks and competition Crawlers. An author of novels, poetry collections and novellas with various other pen names. Denn lives in New York City.Denn's life's philosophies are; Hang on tight, better days are just ahead, The best is yet to come, Never be sucker for fools.