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Calvin Campbell has traveled to 60 countries living for a year or more in 10 countries outside the US, and 5 years in Hawaii. He has seen plenty and has shared his adventure with us in his debut book, A Global Nomad - Footprints Across Continents. What follows is a partial list of some additional extraordinary places he travelled and wrote about: Brazil, Romania, Russia, Morocco, Egypt twice, South Africa, Mozambican, Ghana, Ivory Coast, and Ethiopia, Turkey, Spain, Northern Cyprus, Germany, and Colombia. Now, see the world through Calvin's eyes and heart.

Aury and Scott travel to the Finger Lakes in New York's wine country to get to the bottom of the mysterious happenings at the Songscape Winery. Disturbed furniture and curious noises are one thing, but when a customer winds up dead, it's time to dig into the details and see what ferments.Is there any truth to the Native American legends that cluster near Seneca Lake? Is the warrior's disapproval of wineries growing legs?Aury will need to pour over the clues to unearth the mystery before the winery's reputation is crushed. With the annual wine festival just around the corner, Aury harvests more than she bargained for when the killer tries to bottle her up for good.

Grayce the Groundhog has made her share of moves over the many seasons of her life. But as a monster truck steals the land above her for a road, she knows she will have to move again soon. Will she ever find that special place to plant roots and have lifelong friends? Join Sequoia, Browntoe, and the animals of the Woods as they help Grayce find her forever home.

Imagine being plunged dab smack in the middle of a piece of history that you knew nothing about, but left you desperately wanting to know how it ends, only to find yourself time traveling back through threads of other periods of history and other pieces of time and life entanglements, not knowing how it would all come together. I read on and was transported to numerous time periods, involving people in heralding situations, with no understanding of how it would all fit together, yet intuitively knowing it does and wanting to know the how, the when, and the where, this patchwork quilt of history would all come together.The protagonist takes you back into her many past journeys to put context to the modern complexities of her life. You will not know where you are going, or who you will be introduced to or what situation you will find unfolding. You will stop to ponder what you have read, then eagerly read on, in hopes of finding out what or who will come into view next along a journey that is not linear or chronological by any means.I dare say, it is this teasing that keeps this reader wanting more of Doing Life With Hope. I think the author, Ingrid Landis-Davis, will keep you glued to the page until the words 'The End' stops you. Gwyndolyn Parker, Author, Poet, SongwriterBooks: Systematic Denial of the American Dream My Shrink Asked Me What I was Thinking Coffee, Tea, and Conversation The Re-Knowing Revisited

It may have been Warren Hope Dawson's27-year legal fight for educational justice in Hillsborough County Florida that caught your attention, but it will be his lifetime of adventure that will hold it. As the journey is shared, many untold stories will unfold.When history is told by those who lived it, it is remarkable. When it is told by those who made history, it is profound. Warren Hope Dawson - The Journey of an African Legal Eagle is destined to become a national treasure for within these pages are personal accounts told by the person who made significant events historic.

This book is laced with quotes, scripture, and practical teaching. Transformation: Creating a Heart Renewed to God, encourages living in the overflow with God and stirs you to truly see yourself the way God sees you, as an overcomer blessed beyond measure.

Every poem she writes, she memorizes. Therefore, you hear her spirit as you read her words. Moments that leave you speechless, renders you amazed and celebrating the author and poet. Elizabeth P. Brooks told her story as art when it should have been headline news, even though it may have happened to you as well."Unleashed looks you in your eyes and dares you to outstare it. Yet together with the boldness of its challenge, this book extends it's hands and invites you out onto a dance floor pulsating with the rhythms of self actualization. Brooks wants us to know that although trauma and injustice may scorch you, flame can be repurposed to cauterize wounds. Poet Sonia Sanchez has asked, "Where is your fire?" Brooks in Unleashed responds: 'I am my fire,' 'fire burning brightly.' " Angel Jimenez

Saving our Black and Brown young men is not an option. We must, and they must be taught how to save themselves. Melodie Yarber-Rhodes, M.A. has created a tool to assist them and those who love them.Nations have been built with their backs and with their blood, sweat and tears. Now they are paying the price for this - with rage and in silence.Rhodes, with a Master of Arts in Counseling,15 years of educator and counseling experience, and a mother of two young men, wrote Coping Like A King from her desire to help you and your son(s). To help your growing son become a well-adjusted, resilient person. This is a tool to help address his social and emotional needs that oftentimes go unaddressed and ignored. "It is my prayer that Coping Like A King allows guidance and healing for your young man and that it opens new opportunities for him. I also want you to talk with him about the activities and exercises he finds the most beneficial for him. The sooner they begin working in this book, the more confident and resilient they will become.God Bless!"