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Montana, winter. A small ranch with Gemma McWyntr, owner. Family owned it in the early 1900's. Each McWyntr family had one child, not for the lack of trying. Today Gemma is the last and the family name will end. -- A story handed down of the mysterious rock in the north pasture. Found after Christmas by the first McWyntr when checking fence lines. -- Those that touched the rock felt the vibration. Discussion of a name and arrived with Stone-Mas. A stone found after Christmas. -- A day when Gemma and Pop were checking fences they were near the rock when it vibrated enough to spook their horses. Finding out later that Gemma's mother had been in a car accident and died on impact. Did the rock know? -- A romance/time travel.-- Bk 2 is being written at this time. This will be Freddie's story.

Being-Here is about facing your new world and life after surviving your TBI. Nobody, outside of the circle of survivors, can possibly have a clue what your life is like now. William explains the unique things he did to face his new world. This was not only done with the hope that it could help you face similar, but unique deficits, but William''s purpose for writing Being-Here was to convince you not to give up, even if people, such as rehabilitation professionals, pre-accident friends, and even family members give up on you and/or your future. Being-Here is a place to go for encouragement, to hear or read some positive words, and to find some of the needed fuel for your life-long journey and discovery.

From time to time, we all may tell a little lie?a fib. But what if everyone in your family did?That?s the problem in author Brady Hauswirth?s Fib Fibinowski: The Fibinowski Fibbers. The Fibinowski parents are fibbers, and they are teaching their children to fib as well. But then one of the Fibinowskis decides not to be a fibber anymore. Learn what happens to the entire family when one person makes a change and vows never to again lie.Parents influence their children for the bad and for the good. Fib Fibinowski: The Fibinowski Fibbers shows that sometimes, children influence their parents. It is a fun way to talk about lying while stressing the importance of truth.

This book gives the reader some understanding a broken marriage does not happen to them alone, it happens to the best of us, if reading the book the characters jump out at you then you can relate to that individual.

This story is based upon a relationship between a bird and rainforest termites.

Smartphone addiction is now obvious to almost everyone. Just a few years ago, everyone was in love with the new tech toys and social media.

As a new writer, I have the goal of writing a story using all original script and art that would capture the imagination of kids worldwide. This is not a story about adventure and magic; this is a story about the importance of friendship. Inspired by a Colombian folk legend, "The Alligator Boy" is about a boy named Gus and his friend Azul who happened to get lost in their unfortunate mishap. Both Gus and Azul end up finding more than their way back home. On this journey, both the children and the readers learn that there are consequences to the choices we make in life.

In the early 1900s, Charles Goren developed a simple point-count system for the game of bridge. It quickly became the most widely used process for evaluating a player's hand. It remains to this day the most commonly used process. Its popularity rests with its simplicity since it is so easy to remember. In this book, a similar point-count system is described for the game of Texas Hold'em. It allows players to quickly evaluate the strength of their cards and thereby eliminates the need to utilize, or remember, the many tables of probabilities that are typically included in most of the other books on Texas Hold'em. It takes into consideration more than just the initial two cards a player receives, such as position at the table, size of other bets, stage of a tournament, stack size, and special combinations of cards, such as connected and/or suited cards. After the initial development of this process, it was tested while playing over ten thousand actual hands with solid results. During this time, it was clear that many players enter hands by overrating their cards, which then often leads to unnecessary loss of chips. By using this point-count system, only those cards with a relatively high probability of success are played. Admittedly, there is the unique aspect of Hold'em in which bluffing is important, so topics such as that are also included. This book was written specifically to allow an amateur player to quickly learn a process in which steady winnings are achieved in playing in no-limit Hold'em tournaments. Such tournaments can be a single-table tournament or one with many tables. Such tournaments are available in all the casinos, in cruise ships, or in local friendly games. They are also available online, so there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy this game.

We are all on a journey. At this time, many of us baby boomers are on a journey of caring for our aging parents. Any life journey has its ups and downs. Many children never see this in their future. There are lots of feelings: frustration, hopelessness, anger, and inability to cope. This book is about my mother and our journey, with her becoming the person cared for and I the caregiver. It is honoring mother and her struggle. It is a book of care, love, support, and hope.

THINK OF THIS BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY AS A 1,000-PIECE JIG SAW PUZZLE. The author has painstakingly copied verbatim, after deciphering at least 30 people's handwriting/scrawls, faded pencil, blurred ink -- the hundreds of Eileen Bickford Evans' personal letters from her original correspondence; letters from her lovers -- flyers all -- and of course, her family and friends. I combed through ten Xerox boxes of memorabilia she left behind, adding historical commentary as necessary. You fill in the missing pieces as you wish of a WASP's brief flight during World War II...