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My reason for writing this book is to address the many opinions people have about alternative spirituality topics and what happens when we die. There are many "e;fearful"e; ideas about death, personal responsibility, and "e;sin."e; I want to provide an alternative view of these subjects. I firmly believe that our "e;Creator"e; would never cause us to suffer in any way, shape, or form. That energy is of a loving parent who disciplines us when we need it and loves us unconditionally.

This book is a children's edition of daily reminders to help jump-start their day with encouragement and positivity. It helps remind children to speak words of life over themselves and express kindness to others. It contains little cues to help along the way when they are faced with situations that are out of their control.2

My name, the author, is Delores Young. I wrote this book, Throw the Dog a Bone. My imagination was inspired by the Irish holiday St. Patrick's Day. I named the leprechaun St. Patrick, and that's when the book became magical. A leprechaun wouldn't be a leprechaun without magical powers.It all started with a dog named Clover. I named him after the four-leaf clover. His owner, Mr. Tate, took Clover to the park to get rid of him because he lost his job, and his whole life changed, and he could no longer afford to take care of Clover. It was cheaper to throw that bone and tell Clover to fetch.That was how it happened. Clover looked at the big, juicy bone. When Mr. Tate threw that bone, Clover ran as fast as he could to get the bone and make Mr. Tate proud. When Clover brought back the bone to Mr. Tate, he found Mr. Tate was gone.Ouch! Clover felt betrayed and unloved. Clover lost all trust in that throw-the-bone-and-fetch game.Clover had to fend for himself. He ate out of trash cans in the park. The park attendant recognized Clover knocking over the trash cans. He decided to call the dog catcher. Clover was caught on sight. The dog catcher put Clover in the truck. That was a horrid ride for Clover, not knowing where he was going and what was gonna happen to him. This was Clover's rock bottom.Clover stayed down for a while. There was only one direction for Clover, and that was out. A dog trainer came to the dog kennel for a dog to train. Clover was not any kind of dog; he was an Ireland dog, a Newfoundland-just the breed Mr. Trainer wants. Mr. Trainer took Clover home and trained Clover to be obedient.Two sore hearts apart were mended in this story. The leprechaun played a big magical part making that happen! The leprechaun and clover spent valuable time together. It was a lot of educational sightseeing in Ireland, seeing the sea creatures at the Aquarian Ocean World and learning the names of mysterious castles. Find out what keeps the grass so green and beautiful.

Pieces by the Stars is a short yet meaningful compilation of poetry written by an up-and-coming teenage writer. Relatable and mature topics, such as the ever-prevalent male gaze, body image, colorism, toxic relationships, and mental health issues, are depicted through poignant stanzas. This compelling body of work is a creative insight into how today's youth deal with age-old and unique challenges.

What would you do if an egotistical, narcissistic sociopath saved your life? Send them a postcard with a thank-you note attached, run away as fast as you can, or marry them?Open the pages to Dang to find out what Alexandria does when she encounters a wolf in sheep's clothing. The people closest to her betray her, the family she's known for a lifetime sends her down a lonely path, and the love of her life has an undiagnosed mental illness that goes unnoticed and untreated.Deep dive into a sea of drama, murder, and mystery as Alexandria navigates teenage life to young adult. Panic attacks hit her like a dump truck with no warning as traumatic events ransack her mental health like a thief in the night. After graduating high school, Alexandria's parents force her to join a Marine Corps camp. When she returns home from camp, shocking family secrets unfold. She realizes that the stakes are high and must decide how to make it out alive.

A grain of wheat falls into the ground and perishes, yet it remains alive, it had to die to produce loads of grain.Oh verily, verily, say unto you, the earth needs resurrection; and humanity needs another rising from its mechanized graves crowned with tombstones of ignorance, brutality, and sickness.Cold bloody oppressors in Liberal garb tried their best to abort our working-class history in the aftermath of the Cold War (1917/2001), hearts amputated, souls corrupted, youth wasted, health poisoned, brains degraded, life prostituted, and fruits of labor detested in self-torturing bullock carts of insane, inhuman, and sick drudgery.Alienated we are, bleeding from wars, genocides, and terrors which fettered dawn's light. Our freedom and rights have been debased by dwarfs of the corporate industry while widows of education have been mourning human rights and deceased history.There is no title more expressive for this book than resurrection as it is a contemplation of human poultry farms and praise for universal regeneration of health, and a celebration of the immortal victory of the international working class over corrupt fascist and sinful pestilence.

As far as my family can remember, from back in the early 1960s up to the present, most summers when school is out African American children are sent down South to stay with close family members, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, to learn how to work the fields or just for free child care. In those days, we truly believed in the scripture that says, "e;I am my brother's keeper"e; (Genesis 4:9).This story is about a little girl named Kiari in the twenty-first century, and the routine continues. Kiari is taught that Nana, her grandmother, does her share to keep the family going. What Kiari learns is that being a good cook is hard work. Kiari also learns some reading skills and business techniques at a very young age. She looks forward to sharing this valuable time with her grandparents.

It can happen any place, any time. In an era when religion often divides us and spawns terrorism, what could happen if we laid our differences aside to fight terrorism? United in Peril answers that question while tackling several other relevant points that pop up in our daily headlines, such as the following: Can good come out of evil? Are some acts of terrorism justifiable? Can courageous people make a difference? Can natural enemies agree to disagree and work for peace?Join Avi and Sam, from opposite sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, got in the wrong place and the wrong time, along with the Dominican foreign minister, a likely target of terror. With Henry and Emily, they were recently touched by the coordinated terror attacks in Paris, wondering how they set foot again in a violent drama. Many of the webs of global politics and terrorism intersect on one unremarkable route when the truly remarkable occurs, giving hope to everyone who reads this spellbinding story. Albert Mordechai on Southern Sense Talk Radio

Who is responsible?In his quest to find the author of his beloved little-sister's retreat from the world into darkness and despair, Jacob Kazmareck must confront evils past and present. From his abandoned career as a public defender, to teaching high school in the wilds of the South Bronx, he finally finds his way home to the border city of his youth. There, he discovers a curious connection between the devils that hound his dear sister and his lost love. To his astonishment, he finds that he must recognize that the evil he seeks resides nowhere but in himself.

This book is just a basic outline of tools, knowledge, and tricks to succeed as Steve Harvey stated, "e;I want you to learn how to fail and win anyway because failure cometh."e;I did not learn to invest because, as Blacks, we were taught to go to school/good education, get a good job, and put your money in the bank. Well, that advice, as good as it seems, will not help you retire well.

Remote villages in Africa and Asia, a war-refugee village in Guatemala, war-ravaged muddy Sudan, squatters camps in South Africa, slums in India, rugged country in Bangladesh, a tsunami-torn community in Sri Lanka, sweltering in Vietnam, inside a jail in Laos, pulling teeth in a prison in Uganda, under a tree in Cambodia, and in a bamboo gazebo in Thailand-following Jesus is never boring. God's compassion compels us to go to the poor and needy all over the world. Dr. Helen Laib made a commitment to follow Jesus into medical missions at age sixteen. This didn't come into reality until thirty years later with her first medical mission to Vietnam. Helen is the founder and president of Circle of Love Foundation, a medical mission organization based in Rockford, Illinois. Helen has organized and led over 110 short-term medical trips to seventeen countries, serving over 112,000 people and resulting in 30,000 people making commitments to also follow Jesus. Helen has compiled her trip reports so that others can see how faithful God has been in every situation. He makes all things work out for good.

What does it mean to walk in the Spirit? That is a concept that many people, even Christians, don't really understand. Part 1 of Walking Out Walking In the Spirit is a testimony of how the authors experienced God working in and through them in their own lives. Reading this book will put the reader in a place of understanding how the presence of God in our lives can manifest in us for the blessing of others. We have the awesome privilege of carrying the presence of God in us through the Holy Spirit. The reader will become aware of how important mission is as an avenue to reach others. They will gain insight into what an awesome God can do. He can manifest Himself at any time and any place. The authors give examples of how that played out in their own lives.Part 2 shows the importance of speaking and declaring the Word of God. Just as God created the world by His spoken word, when we speak in the power of the Holy Spirit, our words are spirit, and they are life. The spoken word has the power to do the miraculous.

It was about two years ago when the Holy Spirit spoke to me and told me to write this book and title it My Walk with God. This is my personal testimony about my life in Christ. I was reluctant to do so because of my age (at the time, I was eighty-seven years old in the year of 2019). Another blessing was bestowed upon me that same year on November. The Holy Spirit ministered to me to go on an ocean cruise with Bishop T. D. Jakes. I had no mind to go on the cruise, but as I listened to the Holy Spirit, every day it kept coming to me, telling to go on the cruise. And then He specified for me to go alone. I did not understand why I was to go alone, but eventually, I called and registered to go on the cruise. The lady said, "e;You know, there are women who would like to share rooms. Would you be interested in sharing?"e; At the time, I remembered that I was supposed to go alone, but I felt in my spirit it would be okay. Of course, I picked the room that I wanted and accepted the roommate, which was a wonderful pastor from Los Angeles, and everything worked out fine.The Holy Spirit knows how to do all things because He knows all things. We are still corresponding with each other. Two years later, I had a revelation of why I went alone, but I will not share. Truly, it was a great blessing. By the way, Bishop Jakes had all Christians on the boat. It was so inspiring and absolutely fantastic. I met so many beautiful people who love the Lord in the body of Christ and am still corresponding with them. By the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, I am attempting to write this book for God's glory. My prayer is that it will be a blessing to whoever should read it, especially the unsaved population, and, of course, my brothers and sisters in the Lord. We can do all things through Christ. For without Jesus, we are nothing, and we can do nothing without Him.

With a Little Help from My Friends is a magical journey for all ages, but if you're a fan of the Fab Four, it's so much more. There are 323 Song Titles carefully incorporated into the telling of the story (including many rarities, deep cuts, early tapes, demos, covers, giveaways, unreleased, bootlegs, instrumentals, etc.). Each Title appears only once in the story line, just waiting to be discovered by the reader as a fun and entertaining challenge. In addition, trying to unravel the letters in the names of the main characters, as well as many other characters (wives, girlfriends, and those thought to be the fifth Beatle, etc.), poses another challenge to even the most skilled fan. So, grab your highlighter and let the search begin!Beyond the challenges is a story "e;out of this world,"e; hoping to brighten your day and to remind you to never forget that pure Joy is inside every one of us if you just let her into your heart. This book is a well-deserved tribute to the Fab Four. But, most of all, the story sparks the desire to bring love into the forefront of our lives, much like how The Beatles inspired our spirits through their music for over sixty years.

As Coach Dooley alluded to in writing the foreword to this book, oftentimes the relationship between a coach and athlete is a two-way street. Each can be an inspiration to each other. This was the case when Kim Braswell, an exceptional athlete handed many challenges, became a part of the football program at the University of Georgia.This story is not about Kim's success as an athlete or coach. The goal of this book is that it will provide inspiration to parents and children with handicaps, whatever their issue. As referenced in these pages, many good people contributed to the successes of Kim in sports, coaching, and life. Inspiration can be given and received.If this writing can transmit a sense of positivity to others with any type of adversity, then the author will have a feeling of accomplishment. This accomplishment will be about motivating and helping others just as so many have done for him.

In the final book of the trilogy, Hans meets the brother of the man whose body he inhabits, William Cavutino. William learns who his brother really is, and the two men form a relationship as brothers. Hans and William's history is told, and a lasting bond is forged as the two men travel the world together.After beginning a new life with Hans, William changes his name and sets out on a dangerous mission, hunting evil. Hans' loyalty keeps him by his brother's side on each of the hunts.All goes well until a vampire is killed during one of the hunts. This vampire was the companion of Fou-sang Rousseau, a criminally insane vampire from eighteenth-century France. Now Fou-sang hunts for the men who killed his lover.

A book to reach troubled youth to keep them out of prison.The best way to beat the police--stay out of trouble!I am not intending to promote this as a Christian book "e;only,"e;, but it is also an exciting adventure with more to come!

Everyone at the North Pole loves Rudolph and his red nose. No one admires him more than Rudy Jr., who spends all of his time and energy wishing for a red nose too so he can be just like everybody's hero.When an accident injures Rudolph, Rudy finally forgets to be selfish and learns that dreams come true in the most unusual ways when you put others ahead of yourself.

Maddy and Grace solve the CrimeA sequel toMaddy's DreamMaddy and Grace at the RacetrackMaddy and Grace meet the AlienA major crime has been committed in Maddy and Grace's neighborhood. They are determined to do some detective work to unravel this strange mystery. Maddy and Grace explore all the clues and, with hard work and determination, discover the surprising answer. To the joy of the whole neighborhood, Maddy and Grace solve the crime while helping a friend in need.Stay tuned to Maddy and Grace as they have more adventures in the future.

Maddy and Grace meet the AlienA sequel toMaddy's DreamMaddy and Grace at the RacetrackIn Maddy and Grace meet the Alien, the adventure starts with a sleepover, turning into an abduction to another world. They are introduced to new technology, strange creatures, and how humans are part of a universal family.Stay tuned to Maddy and Grace as they have more adventures in the future.

Maddy and Grace at the Racetrack by Gerald Ruhoy

In Maddy's Dream, Maddy and Grace get involved in the world of dinosaurs. They are threatened by a mean and hungry T. rex who wants to devour them. They have to escape, and they get help from an unlikely friend. A baby brontosaurus dinosaur. Together they find out what it means to have a helping hand when everything looks hopeless.Stay tuned to Maddy and Grace as they have more adventures in the future.

Maddy and Grace at the Haunted HouseA sequel toMaddy's DreamMaddy and Grace at the RacetrackMaddy and Grace meet the AlienMaddy and Grace solve the CrimeAt school, Maddy and Grace kept hearing stories about a haunted house near their neighborhood. They had to find this house and see if all the scary stories were true. To their horror, Maddy and Grace face ghosts, skeletons, and learn an important lesson. If you go looking for a haunted house, you just might find one.

Life is but a splendorous ethereal jewel-sparkling brilliantly as it spins throughout time and space. Each of its countless colorful facets represents a memory, fleeting feeling, or thought. There is no better way to capture a finite moment in time, emotion, or personal revelation than with a poem. This carefully compiled collection of chronologically arranged pieces contains inspirational and introspective poems in a variety of formats and styles. It is the second in what will hopefully be a series. The first volume is titled Heart, Mind, and Soul, containing autobiographical poetry by the author Heather Mitchell, written between ages thirteen and twenty-six. This volume, Facets of Life, picks up from that point, spanning ages twenty-seven through forty-four. Although still autobiographical, these increasingly complex poems are much more introspective and thought-provoking as the author ages, further matures, and faces many unusual trials, yet somehow finds the inner strength to not only survive but to persevere. This book is sure to encourage self-reflection and personal growth. Readers may also find insights to which they can relate or take comfort in knowing that others share similar seemingly insurmountable trials, thus helping them feel less alone. Facets of Life is perfect for those seeking to explore their inner selves, face hidden demons, and most importantly, celebrate their own uniqueness.

Larondis Crawford comes from Biloxi, Mississippi. He has written several novels such as Changing Faces and The Negative Suit, which are to be released soon. He is a teacher, standup comedian, motivational speaker, and currently works as a marine painting specialist in the Eastern Seaboard of Virginia, where he lives also.

Two separate factions had been formed-the Republican Empire and the Federal Order. A vision has been foretold by a Sirvan Lord, one of the Galactic Legends, during his sleep regarding his own descendant from the future. Thousands of years later, the descendant was born. He lived an unfair life. He started out as a Semanti and later fell to the dark side, becoming a Sirvan, as foretold in a vision dreamt by his ancestor. The descendant had been convinced to turn to the dark side, making him give in. For revenge, he gave the order to slaughter every last Semanti that rejected him, no longer showing mercy on them. The only hope for the Semanti is for someone to bring balance to the Inertia and to the galaxy.In times past, only a very few Semanti knights survived the attack of the Federal Order. One of them, by the name of Jessica Stellox, stood up to a Sirvan named Lord Corvus, who possesses powerful abilities and had a mysterious past. Now, she and the surviving Semanti form the Star Squadron, a band of little known heroes, were to fight against the Federal Order. Out of nowhere, Jessika senses that an old friend is still alive and not dead like everyone thought. Jessika hopes to find out who it is.

Driving through Shaker Heights is the story of Sean Stevens, an average high school student living in an eastern suburb of Cleveland. Despite his lack of direction and disinterest in college, he acquiesces to his father's wish and enrolls in a small university in southern Ohio. While there, he pursues both a career connected to his lifelong love of automobiles and Deborah, a fiercely independent, tough-minded, and beautiful girl from his hometown. After a rocky start, Sean's relationship with Deborah stabilizes until events force them to make choices that irrevocably impact their future. Driving through Shaker Heights is a vivid and sometimes fantastical tale of how decisions and attitudes of one youth can impact the lives of many.

True, amazing stories from the owner of a home care company in New England on life-its purpose and proof of divine intervention. Stories of families in crisis and the incredible turn of events. Inside, you will read how the divine shows life the sign of an afterlife. You will read about the life of one client who was saved with a miracle that defied the odds and evidence-yes, absolute proof of divine intervention in our lives.

Known but rarely said, advice is a part of almost every act we perform, every word we speak, and the thoughts we think. From birth, we have been given cliches or catchphrases to incline us to lean our way of mindset down a path carved out by what we hear.As we grow older, we find truth behind the words or the depth of them to conclude our own definition and ways to apply them in our lives, to enrich ourselves to the best of our knowledge and ability. So leads to the purpose of this book.Inside are words to create a mindset that encourages, empowers, and enhances. What you ingest is to stay in the subconscious of your mind, to be that small voice you hear to either push you to have that drive to press on toward success. Or that voice of reason to drown out all others that sway you to go astray, causing you later regrets.This book is a year's journey. Each day, apply a page to your daily walk. Looking at how it can or does apply to not only yourself but to those you interact with, either daily or in passing. Even in the moments you find the opportunity to impose these thoughts, you may instantly see their effect, confirming that the words were received. This is our purpose: to be a help to and for one another, to build one another up to be what they were created for that our lives would be enhanced by blessing the lives of others.The prayer of this book is that any and all who take hold of its contents will find a deeper meaning and understanding of their purpose for living and to truly find greater peace.

Day of the Zoo exposes the evil corruption between law and order and how the police are animals with handling the public. They treat the public with brutality like engaged animals in a zoo. This leads to civil unrest and leads the criminal minds to homeland terrorism, with no comfort for the victims of police misconduct and abuse of power within the ranks of the NYPD. This then leads to the birth of homegrown terrorists in the Bronx, New York.