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Colten and the Bullfrog Adventure is the story of a young boy and his grandfather having their first adventure together. Colten and Poppy get up before the sun to go looking for a bullfrog in Mema's fishpond. The fishpond is just in the backyard, behind the old pecan trees. There they wait for the bullfrog to appear. This is a froggy adventure with many facts included. Read to find out what Colten learns while on his first adventure with Poppy.¿

Building People: Leader's Guide for Excellence is a book for everyone who seeks to break away from self-limiting thinking that prevents one from realizing his or her full potential. It is a provocative and challenging book to nudge you to think outside the box and achieve what you thought was mission impossible. It will ignite fire in the belly of anyone who wants to quit whining. This book is a practical guide for those who are tired of blami...

To notice greatness and not deny greatness in others you have to notice details that ordinary people often claim do not exist. As ordinary people would much rather blame the victim rather than do their own personal work of self-development. They often deny greatness in others to protect themselves from looking at their own shortcoming often through "hatred and deceptive manipulation (malevolent omnipotence) such was the case with Billy Finn, w...

Do you think that some slug who looks very professional who "whispers" an occasional interpretation to you five times a week for 7 years can make one bit of difference in your life or does such a psychotoxic slug called a psychoanalyst merely stick you in an emotional toilet bowl for seven years having the cumulative result of turning you into a hopeless bastard who will never turn the tragic corner in his or her life?Can your analyst analyze ...

I spent the first forty years of my life in mainstream religion, asking questions, and never being able to receive straight answers to the inconsistencies I found in the Scriptures themselves. In the detailed study guide series, I explain the questions in detail, and the answers I have discovered with the help of a few ministries, and the references for these books. Along with the years I have spent working on these books, I expect these perso...

The book explains all 22 chapters of the book of revelation plus some.¿

What would you do if you were told you or your loved one has six months to a year to live? How would you travel that journey of life, which you were now forced to travel? That was my reality. A life journey can change in the blink of an eye. Read how I was given a guide to travel that horrendous journey. Whether it is death of a loved one or any of the issues that must be faced, one needs hope and encouragement. God prepared me for that journe...

This historical epic is a narrative of significant chronological events that occurred in my ancestor's lives, my family member's lives, and my own life. Some parts read like a novel, others a series of essays and others like short stories told by relatives reminiscing around a fireside. Still, it all flows smoothly into a single story of how four families, united over three generations, formed a single family. It explains why my ancestors deci...

The Reverend Dr. Len Bergantino is a multi-faceted individual who achievedinternational prominence in the areas of psychoanalysis, psychotherapy, clinicalpsychology, and music. His other fields include education and religion, with aprecursory knowledge of medicine and law. He is a weathervane in terms of knowingthe right thing to do and has the temperament of Che Guevarra in getting it done!When the Reverend Dr. Len Bergantino grew up, the fir...

From 2012 through 2018, Len Bergantino began each day with pro bono writings and invasive interventions that insist and expand upon the first amendment rights of United States citizens. In all areas, he is both knowledgeable and feels national, state, and local governments are stuck in socially immobile positions. He created ways to invade entire cultures and governments to move those stuck in quicksand off the dime and into a society that spi...

Click this link to read a review of Memoirs of Concentration Camps in U.S. These stories were written primarily for my nephews and nieces and other members of the family because they have no clue about what our history and what had happen during the second world war. There are 120, 000 different stories from 120, 000 of Japanese Americans who were put in the concentration camp and my story is just one of many. Many have suppressed the past and...

At first blush, a book centered on the WWII love letters between an Army medic and his war bride living and working on the Akron, Ohio, homefront may seem rather bland. Such correspondence, after all, had to pass through an official censor, so what new revelations about the war could possibly be in store? In reality, that would be a vast underestimation of this well-crafted volume, assembled by the daughter of the couple.Michele Makros has a d...

Ernie Hasler started working as an apprentice engineer, in Scotland at the age of 16. He retired as a health and safety advisor after more than a half-century of work on some big jobs, also becoming the ¿rst advisor in Scotland to gain the specialist NEBOSH Diploma in environmental management.Hasler became active in the trade union early in his career and saw many improvements in health and safety during his time. These important improvements ...

My book is semi-autobiographical, and is called "Somewhere on the Mountain." It's based on my experiences growing up as a child in the 1950's. The main character, Thomas, and his younger brother Billy, have a traumatic childhood, what with their mother dying, and their father leaving them in the care of people who abuse and molest them. Finally, when Thomas is ten, and his brother eight, they are placed in a boy's home, which is just as bad as...

This novel portrays vivid insights into the lives of individuals caught up in the various issues and events during the later years of the Sixties. The earlier years of the decade of brewing unrest are treated through flashbacks or memory comments that clarify current activity. The late Sixties contained the mounting pressures. Characters represent a wide range of perspectives--parental confusion and/or support, then independence, protesters of...

Ernie Hasler started working as an apprentice engineer, in Scotland at the age of 16. He retired as a health and safety advisor after more than a half-century of work on some big jobs, also becoming the ¿rst advisor in Scotland to gain the specialist NEBOSH Diploma in environmental management.Hasler became active in the trade union early in his career and saw many improvements in health and safety during his time. These important improvements ...

Heather a Christian mother of four lost her job and fell on hard times, she channeled her praises to God. For a better life not for her but for her children. Her teenagers are heading in the path of destruction. While a handsome man has eyes on her. But he was not of the faith. Her pastor and church members forbid her to see him. Will her struggles match her religion or will God answer her prayers?

This is the story about a man that didn't straddle the fence of life. In everyone there is a combination of good and evil, that creates a tug of war within one's inner self. This is very normal and consistent from one person to the next. Therefore, some people tend to do more good than evil socially, and some tend to do more evil than good. All of this balance depends on the amount of good versus the amount of evil contained deep in the soul o...

No tears for Carol" is the story of a courageous woman and her struggle to survive in a world she did not understand or feel she belonged in. Borne into a world of the occult, , she escaped only to endure an incestuous childhood marked by terror, and physical and emotional abuse, which locked her away in a traumatic fog until she was seventeen years of age. How much pain and abuse can one person endure? The answer is "endless" as long as she i...

I like to observe and think before I write. I try to be as creative as I can be when I do this. And I try to keep it real. It is because I believe in conveying my thoughts in that manner.¿