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The Path of Tenderness for a Child's Sake features real-life stories based on the lives of children of war in Liberia. The tales take us through the struggles of broken dreams, family, friendships, and love.Dreams do come true, four-year-old Maddy believed. But when darkness and betrayal took over her world, her shooting star disappeared and her dreams melted away. Her beautiful childhood wishes disappeared and she began to battle the many challenges ahead. The voice of an old friend reminded her, "Dreams do come true to those who make their wishes deep within their hearts.""As we waited for our situation to improve so we could return home, we were discouraged to find that it actually got worse. Every night, people continued to cross the border to escape the war, and many settled in our village. They were mostly all women and children. From the newcomers, we heard Liberia was occupied by rebels who were going from house to house, killing all the soldiers. Although we never received any word, I was terrified for my father."As a teenager, Marthaline D. Shar dedicated herself to helping others. As an adult, she helps single mothers and children in Liberia, West Africa. She reaches out with a foundation that creates job opportunities for the hopeless in a society of increasing poverty. Her foundation builds a platform to eradicate poverty through the creation of jobs, helping the disabled and homeless children. The author grew up in Liberia as an orphan. She came to the United States as a refugee, went to school in Rhode Island, and now lives in Iowa with her family.

Gee St. Canopy tells her own story as she sees it. Living in the Big Apple, New York City is everything Gee thought it would be. As a successful working woman enjoying an executive lifestyle, she is strong, independent, versatile, and family oriented.But the one thing she doesn't have down pat, is the man.After a relationship gone bad, Gee takes on life as a single mother, hoping she will one day meet the man of her dreams. Taking readers along on her journey to find Mr. Right in metropolitan New York, Gee meets and evaluates men with the never-ending hope of falling in love. On her quest, she takes dating advice from her many colorful friends.As Gee says, "I have nothing to lose, but instead a lifetime of love to gain."About the Author: Deborah C. Sang resides mostly in Coral Springs, Florida, with her family, friends, fellow associates & relatives. Her many travels include India, Jamaica, Costa Rica, and the islands. This is her first book and there's a sequel is in the works.

Guy Jones has always been interested in human nature and behaviour. Omina-Uvorix: The Legend - Part One: Sil D'arblay is his third work that can be considered a spiritual/science fiction fantasy.When Sil D'arblay witnessed the visceral execution on Hanging Hill in Lewesville (from the play La rue de soleil of Lewesville in the author's previous work Demon Seed), somehow, he knew there was more to follow.Now in Omina-Uvorix, events unfold from the intricate web Sil D'arblay spins. We have no idea of how old he is, because he is a Time-lord.Then there is Suzanne Zanzibar, a leggy Swedish extrovert, an entrepreneur extraordinaire, yet a very damaged young girl.What is the connection between these two larger than life characters?Omina-Uvorix is the ultimate haven of peace and contentment; some even call it paradise. The story follows characters in England who reincarnate into different time zones, from 1307 to 1982.Guy Jones is an observer of life and the many sides of humanity. He believes that out of tragedy, betrayal, and suffering, there is always a phoenix reborn out of the burning ashes. His studies in psychology/psychotherapy have given him understanding behind the often confusing ways of mankind. He believes destiny or fate governs mankind, though there is still a choice "to alter our own scripts."Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/GuyJones

Two best friends tackle the problem of one face full of freckles. Maura and Arline have no money, but plenty of ingenuity! This fun children's book follows their antics as they scheme, scheme, and scheme some more to get their hands on some Freckle Cream. The girls live in a housing project in the 1950s and '60s. After one of the girls sees an ad for vanishing cream in a magazine, their planning begins. How can they find ways to earn the money for the cream? And if they do get the cream, will it work on Maura's stubborn freckles? Follow these two friends as they purchase the freckle cream and then test it on Maura's face. Kramer Greenfield is a medical technician in Nashua, New Hampshire. She remembers growing up in the housing projects and how she used to alleviate the boredom by playing with her best friend. Her previous books are The Blessings and Sorrows of Schlumel the Angel and One Duck Missing.

You will delight in the fresh, innovative voice of writer Susan O'Connell. 'Short Stories to Tickle the Imagination' is a book of marvelous imaginings! Adults will understand O'Connell's themes immediately and children will recognize themselves in the characters. O'Connell uses a lighthearted and fun approach to teach children solid values, overcoming obstacles and fears, and having faith in themselves. These stories have whimsical characters, as well as young boys, girls, and animals-all with unique problems to solve and obstacles to tackle. O'Connell's love of and experience with children captures the essence of childlike wonder and the beauty of seeing the world through a reverent innocence.

The Journey to Forgiveness delves into family relationships after a death in the family. It is written through the eyes of the younger brother, a middle-aged man who finally confronts the difficult relationships he's had throughout his life with his newly deceased brother and their mother.He is a successful writer and restaurant reviewer working for a travel book publisher. As he visits the world over for his work, armchair travelers can join him.The man wants to resolve the problems within his family, because they are now impacting his troubled relationship with his girlfriend. When his girlfriend's son is involved in a criminal act, the ensuing crisis, plus his relationship with his family members bring about a deeper understanding of himself, and he is finally able to consider a committed relationship.It's all brought about by The Journey to Forgiveness.Dr. Alex Bloch earned his Ph.D. in history and taught in this field. He started to write fiction after retirement and has written six novels: The Road Taken, The Cathedral, Fusion, Fermosa Rosales, The Coin and A Family Saga: Life and Love Amidst Turmoil and Tragedy. Writers' life experiences and feelings often impact their books. It is especially true for this book.Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/AlexBloch

This delightful, funny story is written from the point of view of pigs!Pigs are the only intelligent life form on a planet called Terra Porkorum, and they are very happy living on Terra Porkorum.In fact, they are so happy, they don't realize that they are running out of food.Fortunately, they have good friends, some orangutans who come to visit often, especially in the springtime.The orangutans talk about strange beings called humans, who can only walk on two legs. They are so strange that these humans stick little metal things on their ears. They also wrap themselves with things called clothes.The orangutans tell the pigs about things they never heard of before. Things like school, work, cooperation, and how to grow food.The pigs have never gone to school or to work either. But things are about to change on Terra Porkorum!The moral of this story is timeless. Everyone must appreciate and take care of their beautiful planet, assure there is enough food for everyone, and most of all, know the importance of education.Born in Italy, Urbano Salvati currently resides in Las Vegas. Having worked as a chef and culinary educator for 40 years, he now delights young readers with his creative storytelling. He believes true happiness comes from love and from good food. "There is a certain magic about children's stories that I have always loved. I have always dreamed of beautifully written prose that will elicit in readers all of the best that our heart can produce."

It's Blanca Rosa's big day! She's turning 15 and her parents are giving her a Quinceañera Fiesta to celebrate. Jealous of her friend's celebration, Blanca's damas (maid of honor) ruins Blanca's first dress. Now the whole fiesta is going to be a disaster...unless Blanca can get another dress within just hours of the party. Will Blanca Rosa find a new dress for the party? And will she find it in time? Or will Blanca be late for her own fiesta? Emma Vera Rodriguez resides in Amarillo, Texas, where she works as a teachers' assistant. Connie Scogin also works as a teacher in the Amarillo School District. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/BlancaRosasQuinceanera.html