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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.

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.

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.

Have you ever wondered why the world did not end on December 21, 2012, as predicted by the Mayan calendar? Diego DeLorean, who was one of the wealthiest men in the United States, begins his journey from El Paso, Texas, all the way to the archeological sites in the grand state of Yucatan, Mexico, to get answers to his many questions. Ever since he was a young boy living in the jungles surrounding the mystical pyramids, he always wondered about their existence as well as his own origins. After losing his mother, his father, and his little brother to a ferocious plague, he miraculously found his way to Juarez, Mexico, which borders El Paso, Texas. There he was adopted by the DeLoreans. In June of 2012, he loses his entire family once again in a horrific airplane crash. In his devastation, he attempts to take his own life, but through a divine intervention, his attempt is futile, and instead he is inspired to find answers to questions that have haunted him all his life. He discovers who he truly is and where he comes from. These discoveries lead him to yet another journey that will forever change him and the world as we know it.1

Help your toddler learn shape, color, size, and distance concepts as well as other amazing things animals can do through their vision with this book. The "Fun Fact" section in each page is designed for an older curious child.

The Other Side is a harrowing journey through chronic pain.From the highest highs of professional horseback riding to the real lows of battling chronic pain, Kat brings you alongside for the unsheltered journey of life in chronic pain.Learn how to face your own battle through the inspiring life of Kat Naud.It doesn't matter what you're going through, her life will speak to your situation and give you hope.

Creative Healing is a book about using the gift of creativity to overcome adversity and struggle. It may be physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual. You can heal by being creative. This is a story of a woman who navigated through mental illness and addiction with her creative outlets and how she learned to redirect her mind. It is about seeing life through a child's eyes, once again, with wonder and amazement. It is also about being authentically YOUnique, believing in yourself, having variety in your life, using your imagination, making your dreams come true, being grateful, and having a spiritual connection with God. There are many ways to perceive this book. It was written in the hopes that you will find healing by tapping into your creative side. Everyone is creative in their own ways. It does not have to be art, writing, or music. It could be cooking a delicious meal a new way, fixing a car, a science experiment, or any other subject YOU like to do. It is all a matter of preference. There are some exercises. They may seem silly, but the creative side of us is an inner child. Let the child play!