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Historical Short Stories - The Beginning of IOWA. An Informative Treasury of first hand short stories in original wording by Midwest Frontier Settlers of the Midwest (Primarily SE Iowa and NE Missouri) during the period of 1815-1845 (2nd collection.) Not a thrilling novel, nor an action packed Western, rather it is where you can hear directly from the Frontier Pioneers of the Midwest. This treasury of stories will bring HISTORY TO LIFE and giv...

Power to the People" is a collection of poetry and prose about the 21st century Black freedom struggle during the Trump presidential era. This book is intended for those who believe in the commitment to Black ancestry and to consciously uplift new generations of Black people in the name of Black love to raise the vibration of the oneness that generates Black solidarity.

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Following on from the preceding volume in this series that focused on innovation and implementation in the context of school-university-community collaborations in rural places, this volume explores the positive impact of such collaborations in rural places, focusing specifically on the change agency of such collaborations. The relentless demand of urban places in general for the food and resources (e.g., mineral and energy resources) originat...

Following on from the preceding volume in this series that focused on innovation and implementation in the context of school-university-community collaborations in rural places, this volume explores the positive impact of such collaborations in rural places, focusing specifically on the change agency of such collaborations. The relentless demand of urban places in general for the food and resources (e.g., mineral and energy resources) originat...

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Playing the Bully is a chapter book for elementary age children. Text and illustrations work together to tell a poignant story about struggles that occur in and outside of school. Kids will find the book increasingly easy to read as they identify with characters who puzzle their way through mysterious notes, confront issues of exclusion and bullying, and gradually learn more about how to make better connections with one another. School is a pl...

It's 1969, and America's youth is reveling in new freedoms. But for California native Don Graham, like so many other men his age, the future feels anything but unfettered. Once a staunch patriot, he does not want to kill or be killed in what he sees as the country's unjust war in Vietnam. Yet his options for avoiding the draft are few and frightening. Suddenly, the graduate study he's planned no longer yields deferment, he's married, but witho...

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Dream's Hold, by Emily Saunders Nguyen, is very much a 21st century undertaking. Aware of the fragility of our existence and probing consciousness in any way she can, the poet turns over and over in her mind the nature of both day dream and night dream. A psychic review of the last few decades--not for some blend of trends composite, but for a single very alive human deeply influenced by new-wave as well as old-wave Asia, and from the actual, ...

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Do you want the good news or the bad news? Well, let's see. Newly widowed Lauren, an established author buys a new house in a new town, with new people. With her two teenage sons, Jonas and TJ she moves into the spacious house. Surrounded by farmland, what could be more Perfect? Even makes a new male friend.Sounds Ok so far? The new home holds a tiny weeny secret?The bad news? Don't look behind you.......

God created us as individuals, choosing us to be his own, giving us a purpose and calling for our lives, and endowing us with the gifts and the community to carry out that mission. We are created-and chosen and called. There is God's work and there is our work. And God demonstrates to us his power and sovereignty through his work-while all we can do is wonder and stand in awe! Nonetheless, even in the midst of such awe, we have the work to whi...

In this collection of 62 poems, author April Phillips Boone celebrates the beauty of an area featured in a 2012 special edition of National Geographic as one of the world's top 50 last great places: Lake Jocassee and its wilderness of steep river gorges on the North and South Carolina border, once home to the Lower Cherokee clans. Though Lake Jocassee enthusiasts will appreciate the research as well as the details captured by the author during...

- Foreword   - Abbreviations and acronyms   - Executive summary   - Inclusive Growth trends and challenges in Seoul   - Seoul is pioneering efforts to bridge climate action and inclusive growth   - Strengthening SMEs and entrepreneurship through the Economic Democratisation Agenda

Herman Melville was born in New York City on August 1st, 1819, the third of eight children.At the age of 7 Melville contracted scarlet fever which was to permanently diminish his eyesight.At this time Melville was described as being "very backwards in speech and somewhat slow in comprehension."His father died when he was 12 leaving the family in very straitened times. Just 14 Melville took a job in a bank paying $150 a year that he obtained vi...

His Fifty Years of ExileHerman Melville was born in New York City on August 1st, 1819, the third of eight children.At the age of 7 Melville contracted scarlet fever which was to permanently diminish his eyesight.At this time Melville was described as being "very backwards in speech and somewhat slow in comprehension."His father died when he was 12 leaving the family in very straitened times. Just 14 Melville took a job in a bank paying $150 a ...

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