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A story about a little girl who loves rainbows. One day she noticed a rainbow peeking around a cloud. Something happens and she finds that this little rainbow is in need of help.

FAST-PACED ACTION AND INFUSION OF WILDERNESS SURVIVAL WITH THE THRILLER GENRE. If Bear Grylls worked for a bounty hunter agency . . . Bagging a killer should have been the end of it, but it was only the beginning. Young tracker Mackenzie Crow, working at his uncle's bounty hunting business, is ambivalent when an old flame pleads for help. His intuition tells him to scram and not look back, but Mac's conscience won't allow him to say 'no' to finding a lost child in the woods. Not sure where he stands with Kailee, Mac soon finds out: she is married to his old rival and has kept this from him in order to solicit his expertise. A little bit of information is a dangerous thing. Once in the woods with the Search and Rescue team, Mac comes into his element and within a short time has found the child's trail. He also finds something completely unexpected: a strange set of tracks following the girl. It's clearly the day for unwanted surprises. Deep in the woods, desperately following the trail, Mac comes upon an SAR volunteer face down in the forest with an arrow in his back. Little does Mac know, this is just the beginning of his problems. Before this is through, Crow will be hunted by a psychopath and cadre of foreign mercenaries, all wanting to remove this Mother Nature's son from the land of the living. WILDERNESS ACTION SURVIVAL THRILLER. 1st Place Gold Medallion 2019 Readers Favorite Awards, 1st Place Chanticleer 2016 Clue Awards Thriller/Suspense.

Award Winning Novel - Third Place - The BookFest Awards Fall 2023 - War and Military. Cathy Alexander's journey began with a dream of becoming a doctor, but when she joined the Army and was sent to Vietnam, her dream quickly becomes a nightmare. As a nurse at the 95th Evac Hospital, she witnesses the brutal realities of war. She perseveres and graduates from medical school. Despite her achievements, the Vietnam War left a lasting mark on her psyche. She must confront the memories she's been trying to forget. Will she overcome her past and find a way to move forward? "Angel's book is a vivid depiction of the horrors of war. You find yourself drawn in from the very first page. Her character development puts you right inside their thoughts, feelings, and actions. Angel writes so you feel the intensity of the battles, the despair of the wounded as well as the survivors who process the guilt of surviving." - Patti Hendrix, Nurse, 85th Evac Hospital

Ilaria Shaye Kitarni is the sole heir to the Midorian Throne, but she will never be permitted to rule.On the eve of her wedding to her childhood best friend, she unwittingly thwarts an assassination attempt, and is kidnapped by the Tronovians, the sworn enemy of the Midorians.Determined to escape her captors, she burns their boat and swims to the shores of the Jungle Kingdom of Bava. But instead of getting away, she thrusts herself, and the three magic-wielding brothers who captured her, into perils she's only ever read about in books.During the long trek through Bava, she discovers hidden truths not only about the people she loves most, but about herself as well. Never trust a Tronovian. That has been beaten into Shaye's head for as long as she can remember, but could it be, the only people she can trust, are her enemies?A Song of Shadow and Starlight is the first book in a NA Fantasy Romance and Adventure series!

Body Talk Animated is a FUN way to learn body language: Face, Upper body, Navel down. After the FUN stuff, more fun by learning body language from cars with eyes and cats that fight duels!

Parenting a child with substance abuse issues is daunting. Patty Fallone knows this firsthand from witnessing her own son's battle with addiction and seeing the toll it took on her entire family. She has also learned that when parents work their own program of recovery, their lives can return to a state of peace, no longer waiting for the next shoe to drop, where they can find peace in the moment, and that peace will benefit all those around them. Patty has taken all she has learned, not just from her own journey, but from hundreds of other parents that she has met and helped along the way and laid it all bare it a practical, heartwarming and totally relatable guide that every parent of an addict can benefit from.The addict has their drug of choice and they become the parent's drug of choice. The parents become as obsessed with them as they are with drugs and alcohol. The parents isolate from their friends, they ignore other relationships, they don't perform at work, and they become fixated on the addict. They act like an addict without ever using a substance. They allow their child's addiction to take charge of their own lives just as it has taken over their child's.There is a way out. It is possible for parents to start getting better even before their child does. Coming from a place of overwhelming compassion for both the addict and the parent, Patty provides a no-nonsense approach to instructing parents on healthier ways to navigate the challenges they face as the parent of a struggling child, whether the child is 14 for 54. She offers clear and concise do's and don'ts to help parents protect themselves from the ravages of this disease. She debunks terms like enabling, detachment and self-care and guides parents through practical tools and behaviors to help them begin to find peace even if their child continues to struggle. She shows parents how to step out of the never-ending state of chaos to regain power in their own lives.Equally as important, Patty helps the parent understand what it means to take care of themselves and to focus on themselves as she takes parents on a beautiful journey of self-discovery, guiding them on how to begin to get their own lives back. With clear guidance, she helps parents fill their own toolboxes with specific skills that will lead them on a path to a happier and more meaningful life. Parents come to realize that taking care of themselves is not selfish and that it doesn't mean they don't care about others. It simply means that they do so from a healthier place. She found that joy isn't even on parent's radar. This book provides the guidance on ways to rediscover joy in life so that we can be both happy and sad at the same time. Parents learn how to take all the challenges that they have faced and to take everything they have learned from them and use that to build a better future. A future filled with peace and joy.

Zorodzai akashanyira kumusha kwavo kwaHonde munguva yedenda reCovid 19, pari panguva yezororo. Chakaitika ndechakaitika ariko, vanhu vachirarama pamararamiro avo ayo airatidza kuti vamwe vakange vasingakendengi zvavo pamusoro pekudzivirira denda iri rakange richitekeshera nekutsvaira vanhu pasi pose. Bhuku rino rinobuditsa huumwe hwevanhu vekumamisha uko kunonetsa kuvapatsanura nyangwe pachikurudzirwa kuti vataramuke. Zviitiko zvakafanana nejana, ndufu, matare, misangano nezvimwewo zvinoenderera mberi mukuunganidza vanhu, nepo zviine njodzi. Tinoona sadunhu achiunganidzawo varanda vake kuti avayambire kuti vasaungane. Kuzvitaura tingareva nepasipo, zvave kuda kuzviverengera nyaya iyi inoti kusetsa, kusuwisa nekufadzazve semare. Novel in Shona with the following description:Zorodzai visits his rural home in Honde at the time of Covid-19 pandemic, during his school break. Whilst he was there, people were living recklessly uncaring of the danger of Covid-19 that was wiping away people all over the world. This novel brings the interconnectedness of the rural folks and how it was difficult to separate them even when the rule was they had to be separated. Activities like cattle herding, funerals, court trials, and village meetings proceeded forward in generating crowds, even though it was dangerous. We see the King telling his subjects to avoid meetings. The novel pervades the Covid-19 theme when it deals with Traditional versus modern Shona Cultural practices on issues to do with death, marriage, ancestral offering, and other day to day activities of Zimbabwean people, especially those of the Manyika tribe, in the eastern Manicaland province of Zimbabwe. Oscar Gwiriri akazvarwa musi wa15 June 1975 kwaIshe Mutasa, Zimbabwe. Zvimwe zvinyorwa zvake zvinowanikwa mumabhuku anopfuura makumi matanhatu. Munyori uyu ane chiremerera chokushevedzwa achinzi Certified Forensic Investigations Professional (CFIP), uye ane magwaro mazhinji mamwe acho anosanganisira; Master of Science in Strategic Management Degree, Bachelor of Business Administration, Diploma in Logistics and Transport (CILT,UK), Diploma in Workplace Safety and Health, Commanding United Nations Peacekeeping Operations Certificate nemamwewo. Zvisinei kuti munyori uyu ane zvidzidzo zvakawanda, uye akafamba nyika dzakawanda sei, anofarira kunyora nemutauro weChiShona chamandorokwati. Donzvo rake nderekuchengetedza nhaka yemadzitateguru edu. Kurudziro yake kune vechidiki ndeyekuti vadade nemutauro weChiShona chakapfuma, vozotambidzawo vazukururwi zvavo.

Welcome to "The Adventures of Pat and Blue," an enchanting world where Pat, a spirited young adventurer, and Blue, a curious and lovable companion, embark on a thrilling journey of wonder and discovery. Against captivating landscapes and delightful surprises, this series immerses readers in tales of friendship, courage, and boundless imagination. Join them on their exciting adventures, where each page unfolds a new chapter of excitement and life lessons. The series promises to captivate hearts and ignite the spark of imagination in readers of all ages, fostering a love for exploration and the magic found in unexpected companionship.

Things That Are RedA colorful and fun rhyming book for kids, filled with pictures of everyday things that are red. This playful and rhyming book is perfect for children learning about colors. With illustrations of common red objects, kids will have fun reading and guessing what comes next. From strawberries to fire trucks, children will learn to recognize and name various red things. With easy-to-read text and charming pictures, this book is perfect for young readers just starting to learn about colors. Read it to your child at bedtime or have them read it aloud once they are older! This book is sure to become a favorite for young readers.

We all need to find where we belong to be happy. Lester is a fly with some problems. He's angry. He's frustrated, and he keeps flying off the handle! In The Fly that Flew off the Handle, Jonathan Foret tells a story of a bug on a mission to get himself on track.

"Reap is a collection of poems and drawings exploring nature and human interaction"--