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Man's behaviors are driven by beliefs and truths. So, how do we believe? Why do we believe? And what do we believe (or not)? When beliefs are unfounded and truths are negotiated and no longer true, man's behavior becomes hostile, violent, chaotic, and cruel, not because man realizes he has been duped - he does not - but because man believes fervently in the altered reality that has been presented to him - that has given him power over others. ...

Un-Usual People is a part-memoir, part-instructional manual consisting of evidence-based premises, patient and caregiver stories, suggestions on required knowledge and skills, and solutions used in the art and act of providing healthcare. The subjects are a combination of regular and special-needs patients who seek and receive medical attention, diagnoses and therapies and the caregivers and healthcare personnel who provide the CARE. The abili...

In an alternative Earth in 1941 there are humans and anthropomorphic wolves called Wolvians. On a military base preparing for a growing war, a young man named Peter dreams of becoming a fighter pilot like his father. On the same base a young Wolvian woman named Arya aspires to become an aircraft mechanic in the face of the misogynist and xenophobic culture. Peter and Arya are assigned together, and Peter is confronted with his prejudice. Will ...

Come along on a journey with Willie the Red Wolf. Travel with Willie in the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge to learn about these endangered animals. Willie the Red Wolf is part of the Under the Sea book series!

Honeysuckle Drive is a place where stories aren't just told, they're lived...by a small town girl who doubts, who gets discouraged, who makes mistakes, but who also desires a growing relationship with Jesus. I'm no saint, not even close. Just ask my momma. I'm also no religious scholar. I don't even know all the books of the Bible. What I do have is a heart for Jesus, and I'm a big believer that's all you need to change the world.

It was called the roaring twenties. Bars were known as speakeasies. Radio sped to the inquisitive ear news of the world, Ford sold over a million Model-Ts, and a hardworking man could feed a family of six on ten dollars a day - with a nickel left over. The year was 1926, a time that a boy of thirteen - with his three siblings, his mother, and father - would take a yearlong travel from California to America's heartland, Missouri. This is ...

In this collection of poems written over the course of sixty years, MacAoidh unites traditional structure and tone with vivid imagery in an exploration of the melancholic nature of life. Surd Songs is a collection of traditional and free verse poems on love, destiny, change, beauty, and time. With allusions to Shakespeare and the principle of relativity, MacAoidh beckons the reader to consider the concerns of morality, human nature, and the no...

Being autistic, Joey faced bullying earlier than most. It was an uphill battle at school that nobody knew about. Losing his popularity would either be the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning. This memoir reveals his discovery...rebellion and true freedom were not the same.

In the year 1907, workmen digging at a local gravel pit were startled by unearthing a human skull that rolled down an embankment at their feet. The gruesome discovery made interesting reading in the morning issue of the Chronicle newspaper, but the good citizens of Marion, Indiana had no idea of the fear and terror that would soon rock their community. Days later, a strange letter arrived at the office of Grant County Crime Scene Investigator,...

Blame it on my grandpa. If he had to be in the house, it was to eat breakfast or watch a baseball game. Following the lure of the woods was his passion. A trapper by trade, he also fed the family by hunting and fishing, and of course, raising a big garden. He felt compelled to pass his skills on to me and, I'm glad he did. From a young age he would take me to his secret places to hunt and fish, and the words he used most often were, "just list...

It was called the roaring twenties. Bars were known as speakeasies. Radio sped to the inquisitive ear news of the world, Ford sold over a million Model-Ts, and a hardworking man could feed a family of six on ten dollars a day - with a nickel left over. The year was 1926, a time that a boy of thirteen - with his three siblings, his mother, and father - would take a yearlong travel from California to America's heartland, Missouri. This is ...

Blame it on my grandpa. If he had to be in the house, it was to eat breakfast or watch a baseball game. Following the lure of the woods was his passion. A trapper by trade, he also fed the family by hunting and fishing, and of course, raising a big garden. He felt compelled to pass his skills on to me and, I'm glad he did. From a young age he would take me to his secret places to hunt and fish, and the words he used most often were, "just list...

What does it mean when we tell our children "You are Loved?" The You Are...:Volume One is the first in a multi-book series to help define and describe important words such as love, enough, kind, and remembered. Through the use of poems and discussions, it gives adults a tool to speak life into children, while building a connection, and increasing a child's understanding of the world's most meaningful words.

Thomas Wells' poetry explores identity though various lenses such as self, music, imagination and history. One is impressed by the fearless nature of his work. He opens up about age, race, gender, identity, and politics. All of these issues are so vital to our community right now. Lush language moves the reader through poems about who we are and who we should become. In "From Stars" Wells writes: "What then is our place in the universe?" He in...

What does it mean when we tell our children "You are Loved?" The You Are...:Volume One is the first in a multi-book series to help define and describe important words such as love, enough, kind, and remembered. Through the use of poems and discussions, it gives adults a tool to speak life into children, while building a connection, and increasing a child's understanding of the world's most meaningful words.

Jim Shipley grew up in a segregated community in the Midwest but, during World War II, was inspired to join an all-Black air unit being formed. He traveled to Tuskegee, Alabama, and other stateside locations, learning to work on aircraft that were flown in combat overseas. He and his fellow Tuskegee Airmen, also known as the "Red Tails", revealed their commitment to the country in its greatest hour of need and demonstrated that everyone, despi...

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Shelby is a newly divorced mother of two looking back on her life and wondering why she hadn't followed her dreams all those years ago. Little does she know, a former flame is about to come back into her life and turn her whole world upside down. Aiden, Shelby's ex-boyfriend turned country music superstar, appears in her life once again at random, leading her to question whether she should return to her love of songwriting, or leave her dreams...

Trivia 12 is a comprehensive collection of challenging trivia questions garnered to stimulate your brain. There is a mixture of multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, and matching. Questions are arranged in groups of twelve. The questions cover a wide array of subjects. No matter your level of knowledge, you're sure to find this book fun and exciting. Which two planets have no moons? How many warnings of icebergs did the Titanic receive befor...

This book is intended to help individuals improve their inner excellence. Shamiel's mission is to creatively inspire the world - rich or poor, old or young, marginalized or famed - to overcome life's many adversities. Their dreams are meant to empower others.