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  • av Kevin Russell
    267 - 387

  • av Cheryl Gyant
    341

  • av Holly Haschmann
    181

    Daddy, Dada, Dayeee is about a boy and his dad, and despite the pressures of consuming work schedules, they find the time to maintain their Father- son, relationship.

  • av Robin Johnson
    181 - 287

  • av Ashley Ocallaghan
    267

    "No," Petra searched her thoughts, remembering the night he was shot. It wasn't a dream; she was almost certain."No?" Daniel asked."You're dead," she whispered, barely able to find her voice.Was Petra dreaming or was this reality? Gracie was dead, Daniel was standing in front of her, and Mateo didn't know she was missing yet. When all the lies and betrayal come to the surface, who do you trust? Your first love or your kidnapper? Will Princess Petra survive the wrath of Daniel in the second book of the Over series? The clock is ticking, and time will run out for one of them, but who will it be?

  • av Robert Daria PH. D
    191

    This book provides a methodical approach to teaching or learning grammar that is sequential and unconfusing. Building upon 5 defined steps, all guesswork and uncertainty is eliminated from understanding the accurate use of the English language.And with a complete grasp of the mechanic of the language, the mental transfer to the spoken word is immediate and easy. You will "own" accuracy.

  • av Randy Bowen
    191

    Give. Live. Save. is a counterintuitive, common-sense way to look at and win in your finances. Winning in your finances is any small financial discipline created that helps you produce forward momentum on your financial journey. These disciplines include the first three nonnegotiables in your budget, which should also be prioritized in your life. These disciplines are needed for you to build a solid foundation for today and will help you build a legacy for tomorrow.Start with give because it forces you to live on less than you make, softens your heart, and makes you a better person. You become more outwardly focused, and it helps you stop comparing your life to others. This will help you clear clutter from your life by consuming less nonessentials and just collecting stuff.Next is live. Your family is your support system. As they are your support system, it is your responsibility to make sure your family has their basics needs covered! Make sure your family has food on the table, roof over their heads, and basic transportation and clothing before you even worry about paying your other bills. Taking care of your family will help them see your vision and be all the support you need to help the entire family win financially and build a legacy for future generations. You will also be taught the importance of getting out of debt in order to build a solid foundation for your financial future.The final one is save. Saving is all about protecting your current financial situation by helping you stay on solid ground by saying no to debt. You will be taught to use your own money to cover your emergencies, fund your lifestyle, and plan for your future.Prioritizing these three disciplines in your finances will not only help you win financially but these disciplines will translate into many other areas of your life.

  • av Tinnon Allyson B. Tinnon
    181

  • av Simpson Brian Simpson
    267

  • av William Henry Meyer
    171

  • av Endy MBA Eric P. Endy MBA
    351

  • av Andi Burnum
    191 - 311

  • av Isaiah Marsh
    181

    The book is about a young boy with a love for the color red, and he gets into mischief as he wants to see everything he comes into contact with his favorite color.

  • av Jesse Deloach
    251

    A refreshing work that gives readers an outlook on the ins and outs of being a student athlete. Jesse memorizes personal experiences that tie into choices and decisions that can be learned from and applied to everyday life situations, whether positive, negative, or neutral. Are you on your way to college to begin your new job of being a student athlete, or just looking to learn something new? Look no further for a helpful, inspiring read to keep you focused on what is important in these present times.

  • av Mike Evans
    181

    When people think of Florida, what comes to mind are sandy beaches, alligators, and Mickey Mouse. Few realize that Florida was the third state to secede from the Union. It was also the smallest in population, being referred to as the "smallest tadpole in the dirty pool of secession."This work does not concern itself with the politics, issues of slavery, economics, or military strategies of the Civil War. Instead, it focuses directly on the history and service of one Florida unit: The Marion Light Artillery. Raised in North Central Florida, this unit would be the only Florida artillery battery to see active combat outside the state, beginning from Richmond, Kentucky, through most of the campaigns of the Army of Tennessee, until their surrender in May of 1865 at Meridian, Mississippi.

  • av G. Thomas Aley
    461 - 551

  • av Ndizeye Hitimana
    181

    The Autobiography of Ndizeye Hitimana, who is known as Anderson H. Thomas II, is a book telling like who he used to be back in the days and who he is today. And he encourages you all to read this book. Some of y'all don't know who Ndizeye Hitimana is. When you finish reading this book at end, you will know him much better. And to be honest, this book only talks much about Ndizeye Hitimana, but in the middle of it he includes his siblings. At the end he also includes his parents. And this book was written in July 7, 2021, in High Point, North Carolina. I never had a dream of becoming an author, but the main reason why I decided to write down this book was to share my life story experience and to be known.

  • av Dora Imas
    147

    One day Daniel was very upset: his grandma wouldn't give him a cookie, and sister didn't let him use her red colored pencil. But Daniel was a very good cat. He listened to the advice of an old grandpa cat, and made his day brighter and his parents happy.

  • av Andrew Brezak
    311

    The clues to stopping a multiphase assassination plot against the president and his family are inside a high school lesson plan.Renegade CIA operative Reid Mathews goes undercover in the unlikeliest place... a high school in the president's hometown. When his ex-fiance and FBI Agent Kelly Casey's investigation of a US congressman leads her down the same dark path, they must work together to swiftly and tactfully untangle a political web of lies that stretch from Washington to Russia.As people close to them begin to die, Reid and Kelly learn nothing is as it appears, and they will have to risk everything, face their haunting pasts, and repair their relationship or thousands more will die. Salvation is inside a lesson plan, but only if they can identify it in time. As they will learn, it's unlike anything ever taught inside a classroom.

  • av Gentry Lin Gentry
    277

    Episodes in a Cultural Revolution chronicles the journey of an American girl, first in childhood and throughout her adolescence into adulthood. During the tumultuous decades of a rapidly changing culture, from post World War II and into the 1980s, she took on every challenge in her way. A young girl who grew up ahead of her time feeling she never really fit into any of the molds or cultural expectations of her surroundings, she jokes, "I never really knew what a scofflaw was until I realized I was one. "She forged her own path through childhood as a tomboy and into the fast-paced, turbulent youth revolt of the '60s. In the vanguard of a massive societal movement, constantly questioning authority and finding comfort in the fog of drugs and alcohol, she moved about from Manhattan to Mexico City to central Washington State to eventually return to her native Northern California Bay Area. Working a number of nontraditional jobs while navigating law school, she ultimately cleared the hurdles of becoming Oakland Fire Department's first woman firefighter in 1980. Episodes is a thoughtful, sometimes racy, self-examination of the transformation of a young woman from a refusal to conform to eventual determination to embrace the journey to herself.

  • av E. KAUFMANN & Raymond
    251 - 351

  • av C G Roberson
    181

    The Silent World of Mr. Grumblebee centers around Mr. Grumblebee, an ornery older man resistant to the changing world around him. He has a special disdain for the noise created in his energetic neighborhood. In a twist of fate, Mr. Grumblebee is granted peace and quiet when he loses his ability to hear. This unexpected change causes Mr. Grumblebee to wish for all the clatter that he had found so appalling back.

  • av Nancy Daniel
    237

  • av Tijuana Fulford
    171

    My Fabricated Truth: The Time My Mirror Deceived Me is a short novella that is a part of a bigger collection where readers are allowed to answer and ask questions. This book opens with all the surface tensions and feelings that were happening amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 election, and the racial tensions that were happening throughout the United States. When Tina finds out she is pregnant, she is elated and excited to be starting a family with her fiance who is a proud member of the police force. There is just one small detail that is preventing Tina from ushering her bundle of joy into the world with smiles and joy... Tina just found out that she may not be who she thought she was, and if she is not that, then who is she? What is she? Will she tell the truth or will she lie? What will she do? What would you do? My Fabricated Truth: The Time My Mirror Deceived Me is a captivating piece that questions the fabric of what is right and wrong. This allows the readers and book clubs to have a meaningful discussion where each answer changes the life of multiple people.

  • av Gabriela Ramie
    311

  • av Lynn Ramalingam
    301

    In the southeast point of the Indian peninsula lies the pearl of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka. A little baby girl's cry of life echoed in the silence.This autobiography, by Lynn Ramalingam, not a formative writer, is true and includes a complex story of abandonment, romance, family, and secrets told with intelligence, grace, and an abiding tenderness.Lynn was an unwanted infant left to be raised by her aunt, uncle, and cousins. What begins as a sad tale of a cast-off infant via a rickshaw, Sri Lanka's version of a taxi, turns out to be a happy life of love and success.Lynn's new family adores her and treats her like a princess bolstering her self esteem and preparing her for being an educational leader in the Midwestern United States. Learn the interesting life story that unfolds for Lynn.Lynn's memoir,"Dancing with the Rain,"offers truth for all andheartwarming tales.Published by Tasora BooksA portion of the proceeds from this book go IFAW and EFL of Sri Lanka.

  • av Laura Self
    267

  • av Pilar de la Cruz Samoulian
    241

    For a young minority girl, daydreaming is a tool used to escape the present and look forward to the future. The words, "Someday, I will have a good job, a nice fancy house, a reliable car" are what keep you going. Learning to overcome obstacles and not listen to people who tell you that you cannot reach your goal takes determination, persistence, and even stubbornness.This book shares the story of a young Mexican girl who refused to let anyone talk her out of her dream of becoming a registered nurse. Her ability to overcome many barriers along her journey is an inspiration to anyone who wants to achieve a goal despite the doubters. A true story of grit, passion, hard work, and fearlessness leading to true success.

  • av Sammy Anson Pierce
    487

    Black Sheep Ace is the exciting life story of Sammy Alpheus Pierce, a country boy from rural North Carolina who enlisted in the Army as a private first class and was accepted to pilot training as a young, enlisted man. Upon graduation, he was promoted to the newly created rank of flying sergeant and assigned to fly fighter airplanes. During World War II, over 2,500 enlisted Army men graduated from pilot training and became flying sergeants. Sammy was one of only eighteen who shot down five or more enemy airplanes and achieved the status of ace. His memoirs recount his highs and lows during pilot training and his experiences in the 8th Fighter Squadron, one of three fighter squadrons in the 49th Fighter Group in the Pacific Theater.Sammy was forced to bail out of a P-40 Warhawk behind Japanese lines in October 1943. He was seriously injured and had to evade two thousand Japanese soldiers as well as native cannibals and headhunters to reach an Australian beachhead on the northeast coast of New Guinea. Following surgery in Sydney, Australia, Sammy returned to the United States for rehabilitation. When he returned to flying status, he became an instructor and test pilot in P-51 Mustangs, where he came closer to dying in an airplane incident than at any time in combat.Sammy was recalled to the 49th Fighter Group in October 1944 for a second tour and was again assigned to the 8th Fighter Squadron. He arrived when his squadron was converting to P-38 Lightnings in preparation for General Douglas MacArthur's return to the Philippines. Sammy recounts hell on earth at Tacloban Airfield on Leyte Island, the most difficult and dangerous days of the entire war for the pilots and personnel of the 49th Fighter Group. His memoirs take the reader through the Philippines campaign to Okinawa and, finally, the surrender of Japan.

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