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A Family Saga: Life and Love Amidst Turmoil and Tragedy takes an in-depth look at the exceptional history of the Jews of Lithuania during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The community was unique, as it excelled in rational religiosity, devotion to science, and a high intellectual level and discipline.The historical novel follows the lives of five generations of a family, and their experiences in Lithuania, including many important historical events of the time. Members of the family also stayed temporarily in Berlin, visited Palestine, finally emigrated to America, and visited Lithuania after the Holocaust.Dr. Alex Bloch is an historian who has since his retirement from his university position returned to his early love of historical fiction. Except now, with experience gained, he writes his fiction while applying his knowledge of understanding and interpreting past events in the light of the times they occurred. In addition to professional publications, he has written five novels: The Road Taken, The Cathedral, Fusion, Fermosa Rosales, and The Coin.Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/AlexBloch

Many wish for happiness in their lives, but few know how to truly go about achieving it. Success in the Pursuit of Happiness offers practical solutions to bring about a happy and fulfilling life designed specifically for you, with your own unique passions, talents, and attributes in mind. It helps you build a true blueprint for your future happiness and to creating the fulfilling life you were meant to live. By using decades of research in neuroscience, this book allows you to learn more about your sometimes overlooked attributes to find a career that suits you perfectly. It also gives you the key to a happier and more positive life by encouraging a healthy and optimistic attitude toward yourself and others. C.L. Whitley LMT, CMH, is a licensed massage therapist and certified master herbalist who is a progressive philosopher with a love of nature, alternative health practices, and animals. She runs her own business, Natural Healing Workshops, which is an educational resource for learning more about phytotherapy. She also works with animals and is a dog groomer. Originally from Virginia, she currently lives in Florida. The nature enthusiast loves to hike the Rockies and plans to make a permanent home in the Rocky Mountains. This is her first book. Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/CLWhitley

QG combines love, morality, physics, the nature of God, and weapons in a science fiction tale where mathematics defines reality. Gordon Adams sees the probability wave equations that define the optional realities around him. While playing baseball at age 12, he learns how to choose the maths for a preferred reality. He drives home the winning run by selecting the maths for a double. At age 16, he can copy the maths for his own existence to any location on Earth. One Gordon, two Gordons, five or a million Gordons, it makes no difference. He is a one-man army. He hates the slaughter and waste caused by guns and uses his powers to steal weapons. Governments, terrorists, drug cartels, arms merchants, and gun owners despise him and want him dead. Millions more learn to love him. With Diane, the love of his life, Gordon strives to rid the world of the tyranny of weapons. Can he succeed?

Prejudice takes many forms. Set in New Jersey just before World War II, Come to a Memory: Joab's Story/Lila's Story is about two classmates who are both bullied in school for different reasons.Joab arrives in Lila's fourth grade class as the new kid, and is greeted with scorn because he's a half-Jewish refugee from Germany, and everyone knows that Germany is the enemy in the war. He talks funny and dresses differently, and has a black number burned into his arm. The teacher sits him next to Lila, another student who is belittled by the other students. She comes from a poor extended family, and her grandfather is considered the town fool. Can these two forge a friendship and survive against all the odds?The historical novel Come to a Memory reflects how memory can affect current relationships, and is set as a backdrop to life during wartime. It also depicts the slow development of friendship through patience and kindness in the face of childhood bullying.The story takes place in a small suburban northern New Jersey commuter town at the very beginning of World War II, just as the Great Depression is lifting for some, but not for others. Lila's family (extended and living in one large house divided in two) is poor and her grandfather rants to his son, Lila's father, about letting the bank foreclose on part of his property and on their livelihood.Early rumblings of war reverberate from newspaper headlines and the evening news with Lowell Thomas.Lila is a fourth grader and an outcast at school, since she is poor and lives in an odd house with her grandfather, the town tyrant and fool. The first day of her school year in 1939 is clouded with sadness for Lila because of the noise coming from her backyard. A bulldozer is razing her family's greenhouses, disturbing the peace of the neighborhood, and she is tormented by her classmates because of it.The child is self-conscious about her house, which she has divided into the "green" and "blue" sides. She and her nuclear family represent the green, and her aunts and grandparents are blue. This, along with being old-fashioned in dress, add to Lila's ostracism.I grew up in a town similar to the one described in the book, but with a very different experience in it. I did have an overbearing grandfather, but in general had a happy childhood.I now live in a Philadelphia suburb with my husband. My four daughters and their families live close by, and I am blessed with both grandchildren and great grandchildren.Growing up during World War II with the constant fear that we would be bombed the way Europe was being bombed, along with a family financial crisis instilled in me at an early age, expression in some way was necessary.My first book was Innocence and Gold Dust.Frances Webb grew up in a town similar to the one in her book and now lives in a Philadelphia suburb. This is her second book. Her first book was Innocence and Gold Dust.Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/FrancesWebb

The Greatest War of AllBetween the power of light, life, love, goodness and truth, which is in Christ, with the powers of darkness, hate, evil and lies, which is Satan.We may not understand why troubles in all its shapes and forms comes upon us. In the pages of this little book the author has, by his personal experiences and encounters with the powers of light, and the powers or darkness, has thrown important light upon the subject. If our eyes and ears could/would be opened, we would see two opposing powers, Christ and Satan at war over your soul.The titanic struggle is beyond the careless mind to comprehend. But as the second coming draws nearer, this war will only intensify. As you read this little book you will have a glimpse of what's taking place behind the scenes. May the Holy Spirit illuminate your minds that you may see more clearly the truths of these matters and help you to see the great need of Jesus Christ your Saviour, the one who has already defeated Satan at the cross and with his resurrection.Christ is coming again, there's no doubt about that, to finally rid the world of all its sin and all its suffering, to bring in everlasting righteousness. Christ is your friend. Never forget that. Satan is your enemy, never forget that.John 15:13, John 8:44Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/RaymondDale

At the moment of death, our spirit, soul, life force - call it what you will - leaves the body in which it has dwelt for such a few short years in the scheme of earth's timeline.Decades, centuries or millennia may pass, but a part of what we once were may come again ... and it remembers.These are the concluding chapters of Clive's story, set in the 1960s in Bristol. It is a true story of love and a young man's trials, struggles, and achievements.The Hand of Fate is above all a story of unforgettable love that surmounts time itself; a love that will come again. This biography is a continuation of the author's first book, The Second Bench, about a young man who falls in love with an older woman who comes from another culture. Charles Rose is retired and a lifelong resident of Bristol, England. This is "a story that touched my heart." Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/CharlesRose

Eight-year-old Jane, an ordinary English girl from an ordinary English town, is taken to the planet Mars by Zog, a representative of the King of Mars.She is needed there to teach the king's children the backwards alphabet that will be presented in honor of the queen's birthday. Hopefully Jane's efforts will help alleviate the queen's sadness, since she is lonely after her sister moved far way from Mars. The queen and her sister used to recite the backwards alphabet together when they were younger. Will Jane's efforts make the Queen of Mars happy?This imaginative fantasy tells how one little girl can make a difference helping others, even after crossing space to experience other cultures.Barbara Henderson wrote her second book, Jane's Trip to Mars ,for her youngest niece, Jane. Her first book, Down in Mr Brown's Garden, was published in 2009. She was brought up in Middlesbrough, England, and now lives in Sheffield, after having lived in many parts of the UK and in Ghana, West Africa.

In the province of Pickel, where his father owns the zoo, Anthony Michael Louis receives a pony for his third birthday!Anthony's new pony Doris has a tough time settling in and keeps Anthony up at night. When the little boy finally falls asleep, he has some crazy dreams.When he wakes up in the morning, Anthony just has to ask his parents, "Can I make my dreams come true?" Both his parents answer, "YES! You can make any dream come true."Now that you've read Did I Really Dream Last Night? Book 3, get ready for Book 4!Sarah Palleschi of Toronto is a full-time artist and writer. This is her third book in a series of six children's books.Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/SarahPalleschi