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About the BookIn Notes for My Dear Grandchildren: Unalienable Rights, Yuri Zakharenkov presents various people, who by some amazing twists of destiny were brought together with the only goal to continue their lives, hoping for a better future. They come from many distant places, and have very diverse family lifestyles and social positions. Nevertheless, they all believe in their ability to survive difficult times and experience happiness event...

It's Christmas time. Buttercup, Lemon Blossom, and Sweet Pea want to make sure Strawberry Bear's first Christmas is very berry special. Read this uplifting story together with your little ones, and share together an original, endearing, and heartwarming story filled with magical earthy realism.About the AuthorJ. Lewis-Wall was born and raised in Orange County, CA. She delighted herself as the youngest and only girl with elder brothers. Lewis-W...

About the BookMy Therapy Journal offers a guided approach to seeking out and participating in therapy. Inside you'll find a checklist to find a therapist who aligns with your needs, considering what works best for you. This journal can be used alongside weekly appointments or for any duration. You'll find a space to track your goals, pages with ideas for new coping approaches for stress, and weekly check-ins to reflect. My Therapy Journal give...

Susie the Rescue Dog tells the story of Susie, a puppy with no family other than her mom. Susie and her mom would love to find their fur-ever home, but for now they live on the beach and have to look for food every day. Their lives are changed forever when they meet a nice lady and go for a ride.Sandra Murphy has always loved all animals, and even had a rescue dog named Daisy growing up. When it was time for Sandra and her husband to get their...

There's no such thing as a horse with a horn, but there is such a thing as a leopard horse with a ten-foot long neck? Absurd, right?If Giraffes Were Real takes that absurdity and runs with it as a satirical work meant to amuse children and parents alike. About the AuthorUncle Andrew, if you know him, either is your uncle, or isn't. If you address him as "My dear, Uncle, " in person or in a letter, he will more often than not be confused, espec...

Value Village tells the story of ZhiJie, who became obsessed with antiques after an accidental tomb robbery event in his childhood, maintaining the hobby as he grew up. His wife JingYa was influenced by ZhiJie and also liked antique collection. Later, JingYa bought a painting by a famous Chinese artist of sixteenth century in a thrift store in the US. The painting was identified as authentic by famous domestic experts and auction companies and...

About the BookCommitment: A Life in the Service of Music is the autobiography of one of the nation's leading music school deans. Robert Freeman explores the educational innovations that he introduced during his 24 years as Director of the world-renowned Eastman School of Music (University of Rochester). These innovations are vital for the survival of America's symphony orchestras. No one has had the unique experiences in the domain that Freema...

About the BookHave you ever looked up into the night sky and wondered how our universe came into existence? Have you ever asked yourself "Why are we here, How did we get here, and are we alone? Could there be life on another planet?" If you have, then this book, by Solomon M. Jacob, PhD, is for you.The author sets out to demystify the world of cosmology and astrophysics and to provide answers to these questions in accessible and easy-to-unders...

Meet Solly, a likeable PhD with a weakness for cars, self-doubt, and interests spanning belles-lettres to physics. He becomes a rhetoric/literature teacher and RA at CalTech. Unwittingly, Solly gets involved with his students, especially brilliant Darryl, and with the attempt of local mobsters to recruit Darryl to hack into local municipal databases to demand ransom. Darryl's partner in hacking, Fang Lou, has quit school and is working with th...

A business health check assessment of a Shared Services organization is important to determine if the service delivery organization is operating effectively and creating value for the company. The executives and other professionals can use this assessment to develop a step-by-step approach for assessing the effectiveness of their Shared Services organizations. Assessing Business Health of Shared Services focuses on the issues that impact decis...

In The Year School Stopped, the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic ended many social outings and communication with the outside world. Everything had to be done six feet apart. Will all the kids survive, not being able to do the things they love, such as playing at parks, hanging out with friends, and eating at restaurants? Find out while reading this cute and funny book based on real life events.About the AuthorKayla Wilson likes to take real life and tu...

Sometimes called the Alcatraz of the East, Rikers lsland in New York City sits in the East River between northern Queens County and the Bronx. lt is a place where no one would ever want to be incarcerated. In this instance a well known mobster, Joey "Chop Shop" Terelli, was being held there. A short distance away, his trial for the brutal bloody murder of several people in a warehouse in Queens, was being held. His crime was being compared to ...

The United States Army Ground Forces During the Interwar Years 1919-1941 covers the period of the Interwar years 1919-1941. It is intended for individuals interested in US Army history of that era. Insignias and pictures lend to the experience of the era.About the AuthorMSG Jim Irwin (Retired) is a retired community college professor. He taught business and technology courses. He served two years in the US Army during the Vietnam war, and spen...

Phyllis was born into a large family, but at barely three years of age she was torn from her loved ones and given up for adoption. Taken in by foster parents into an unwanted family, she somehow survived and flourished. How could such a little child overcome obstacles that the ordinary person would not be able to handle? She accepted her life of change and uncertainty with faith and fortitude, even when disease and death threatened it. Phyllis...

About the BookTold through the minds of the book's characters, Internal Damage is ultimately a human story about survival. Filled with action, monsters, and terror in a sci fi setting, we witness how life and tragedy can change a person and alter relationships. As the story progresses, the humanity of these characters is reflected on the reader. Author Lucas B. Gerke hopes readers connect with the characters while reading on the edge of their ...

Every parent watches their child grow and understands how truly unique and beautiful they are. All The Ways I Love You, from A to Z is a love letter from the parent to their child emphasizing how they are important, valued, and loved from just being who they are. Inspired by her daughter, Savelia Howell has written this book for parents to share this alphabetic love letter with their little one as they learn not only the alphabet, but also abo...

Explore Southeast Texas in Seeds of Bliss, where humor, danger, and the faith of hometown hero Scott Mitchum come together in a thrilling Americana tale. Seeds of Bliss is about the East Texas town of Lyric, its triumphs and its struggles, and the people who are an integral part of it. The novel focuses on a hometown man, Scott Mitchum, and his daily goal to live out his faith in God, how he translates it into practical actions which he inoc...

There is a saying: If you know one Alzheimer's case, you know only one Alzheimer's case. Each experience with Alzheimer's, for both the patient and their caregiver, is filled with unique struggles and complications, though one thing is always certain: Dealing with Alzheimer's is never easy. In this memoir, Dianne Haaland recalls her ordeal as a wife and caregiver of someone whose mental state was in swift decline, chronicling the nightmares th...

This is Ron Wood's second book. It is the story of his four-times Great Grandfather, who came to the Americas in 1806. He was a Franciscan Priest assigned to the Alta California mission system owned by the Catholic Church. This book was developed through family stories passed down through many generations. Fr. Blas Ordaz was born in 1792 and passed away in 1850, in the same year that California became the 31st state of The United States. Blas ...

The basement was huge, at least the size of the house's main floor. Two stainless steel tables and a workbench lined one wall, the overhead fluorescent lights buzzing. Dozens of screens showed x-rays and charts of what appeared to be a child. Large red circles on the skeleton highlighted the joints and a scribbled word with a question mark and arrow pointing to the neck said "extra?" On the ceiling, a series of plumbing pipes were taped and ca...