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Seventy-six million baby boomers were born and are now aging. The medical industry from doctors to med spas to cosmetic companies have taken notice. There is so much confusion and false promises that this book addresses what and who is real and qualified for you to trust your looks, your health and indeed your life.

"This book is an easy read. The description of people, location, events live in this book. Well-written story. It is uplifting and educational, though it may not have been written with that intent, and kept me asking what was going to happen next. I very much enjoyed this book."Set in the year 1982, The Search is a work of fiction that follows the lives of two people whose youthful friendship abruptly ended just short of falling in love. Through a tragic circumstance, they meet again--this time as adults who have experienced life at its most difficult. Keeping their relationship with Jesus Christ uppermost in their minds and hearts, they discover that God's timing is always perfect.

Stories for Moral Development: An African PerspectiveThis book In the Land of Animals is one out of seven story series on early moral development for young children. In traditional African communities in general, among Igbos in particular, folktales are used for moral development during the early years of life. Animals of various characters are used in creating stories for moral development. These stories are used for illustrating real life experiences. The characters and behaviors of animals in these stories help children understand basic moral principles like respect for elders, responsibility for self and other important relationships within the community. During storytelling time, children are encouraged to generate their own answers to various moral questions posed through the stories.Story time is a very important event and children are expected to give their undivided attention to the storyteller. How attentive the children are determines how much they will understand from the story. In addition to the moral lessons from the story, the storyteller uses this opportunity to observe how much attention children pay to their parents, teachers, and significant adults in their lives.