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Daisy and her family accompany their hardworking father on a trip to collect his wages from a slow-paying customer, and encounter surprising consequences. A poignant coming of age story that captures the fallout in a collision of classes. Winner of Tom Howard/John H. Reid Short Story Contest 2007, Honorable Mention
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PE Kavanagh
A grieving heiress. A celebrity psychologist. A decade of friendship. UNDONE. When Camille first met Jackson she was too young. Too innocent. Too traumatized. Friendship was less than what she wanted, but all she could handle. Ten years later and she’s a different woman. Strong, successful, brave. At exactly the wrong moment, one bold move… [Read More]
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2016 SIBA AWARD WINNER 3RD PLACE IN BEST REFERENCE CATEGORY VOLUNTEERING SHOULD BE FUN! FUNDRAISING SHOULD BE FUN! If you’ve ever sat around the table with a group of parents at your child’s school or team – wondering how on earth you were going to come up with fundraising ideas that really work, then this… [Read More]
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RF Kristi
Read the hilarious and breathtaking antics of Inca and her family of furry friends as recorded through the eyes of Inca a Siberian Kitty. Inca decides to start a Diary! A heart-pounding saga unfolds as she keeps the reader thrilled recording her detective exploits. When Inca and family move to London from Paris, they make… [Read More]
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About the Book Stretch-mark My Heart Beginning with infertility and one couple’s struggle with building their family, Stretch-mark My Heart dives headlong into the fragmented world of the US foster care system. Following the adoption journey of Matt and Niki Tschirgi (pronounced Sure-Gee), this book lays the groundwork from start to finish regarding what it… [Read More]
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LaRayne Topp
When European settlers first came to Cuming County, they saw only what the Omaha, Pawnee, Otoe, and Ponca, and a few early trappers and traders had always seen: grass. They found acres of big bluestem, little bluestem, switchgrass, and sideoats grama. With slough grass growing as tall as a man on horseback, landmarks–a lone tree… [Read More]
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LaRayne Topp
If you wish you could recall just one of those rich old stories your grandmother used to tell about her life on the farm, this is the book to jog your memory. From tales of homemade underwear, sewn of flour sacking with the words Self-rising stamped on the backside, to stories of quilt making, cotton… [Read More]
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LaRayne Topp
Have you ever wondered if your life could be fuller, richer, a force for good? If there’s a way for God to work through you to ease and enrich the days of others on their life journeys? Included in these pages are examples of those who have felt the desire, the need, the call to… [Read More]
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Once, there was a teenage girl who lives in New York City with her abusive mother. Her mother is very mean to her and makes her complete errands every morning for a particular reason. One day, her mother gave her an errand to complete and sent her outside. While she was outside, the girl meets… [Read More]
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When Cora Haworth’s sister was disowned after falling pregnant at fourteen Cora and her husband took action: they founded the Willows Maternity Sanitarium. Established in 1905, it became the Ritz of maternity homes, offering massage and spa treatments to anonymous girls who’d learned too late the consequences of sex in a society that repaid their… [Read More]
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A family memoir made up of award-winning collection of creative essays about how our families and communities serve as the threshold we cross into our lives. Whether it’s a metaphorical threshold or the actual physical threshold that marks our front door, the crossing informs who we choose to become. This memoir is a series of… [Read More]
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Walk through the extraordinarily tumultuous 20th century with Harry. His story recounts the issues so many Americans faced then and now, well into the 21st century: Immigration. Economic deprivation. Lost Love. War. Discrimination at work. The transition from urban to suburban life. A working couple raising a family. His story should resonate with most Americans…. [Read More]
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Kim Stokely
Spring Rains is the continuing story of the staff and residents of Marigold Manor. Ginny Stafford finally learned to let go of her grief and hold on to hope when she started dating Chester Martin. But as she helps her Grandmother Edith prepare for her wedding, trouble brews on the horizon. Edith learns her fiancé… [Read More]
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Renée Paule
For ages 4 to 99 Please note this version uses ‘British spelling’. There is an American version with ISBN No. 9780993509841. The story begins with a seed landing in a pretty garden where it starts to grow and eventually forms a little flower bud. But, the little flower bud becomes frightened of things she ‘hears… [Read More]
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In the game of love all bets are off When professional poker player Matthew Shaughnessy wins the pot of a lifetime, he didn’t expect to land himself a fiancée. Cassandra Gardener is left with little choice but to play the part of a Texan’s fiancée for a week if she wants to clear her father’s… [Read More]
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The Race is on to find a Killer in the heart of Kentucky horse country Detective Augustus Grant is faced with his most baffling case to date. Well-respected race horse breeder, John Jorgenson, is murdered in his den days before the Kentucky Derby and the list of suspects is growing. Complicating matters, Gus’ ex-girlfriend is… [Read More]
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How can something so wrong, feel so right? Falling for her step-brother is a mistake T.J. doesn’t want to repeat, but one look into those sapphire blue eyes and she’s ready to give him whatever he wants. Tammy-Jo Hawthorne’s marriage was floundering, but she never expected her husband to make her the laughing stock of… [Read More]
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“This book is a MUST READ for anyone who is planning on getting married **OR** has already taken the trip down the aisle!” 15 years of memories from 1,400+ weddings as a professional videographer. There are plenty of entertaining stories to share with the readers! Chapter titles include: * Where’s Grandma? * Can I Get… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Keeping secrets safe can be a burden for a child. Children need to be able to confide in a responsible adult. Help your child understand the impact that keeping secrets can have on all those involved. Billy Field and Ant Turner are asked to keep a secret from… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Children, usually driven by peer-pressure, want the latest toys, electronics and clothes, but have little understanding of the value of money or where it comes from. This is essential knowledge for later years. Billy wants a new skateboard and games controller but doesn’t understand why he can’t have… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. A lack of self-belief inhibits a child reaching their full potential. Help your child work towards becoming the best they can be. Billy Field is given an opportunity to act in the school play, but he tells himself he can’t do it. He convinces himself that he’ll never… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Stealing or theft is taking something without permission or payment. Help your child realise stealing is not an acceptable thing to do. Max Turner, Ant Turner’s younger sister, decides she wants to be more like her older brother and do boy things. She starts by painting her pink… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Lies are told for a number of reasons but most often to avoid getting into trouble. Help your child realise why telling the truth is always the better option in the long term. Billy Field and Ant Turner mess about on their way to school and stop to… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Jealousy only really hurts the person who feels it. Help your child to understand how this emotion stands in their way to feeling happy. Billy Field and Ant Turner are involved in a school production. Billy believes he deserves the most attention and the prize for being the… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Arrogant pride makes a child feel so important that they would rather do something wrong than admit they have made a mistake. Could pride be playing a part in your child’s negative behaviour? Billy Field says something nasty to his best friend Ant Turner, and they row. Ant… [Read More]
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James Minter
For 7 to 9-year-old boys and girls. Bullying is an issue in many children’s lives. This book will help to make your child bully-proof. Billy Field celebrates his tenth birthday with his school friends, but Eddy Jost is upset at not being invited to the party. When Billy receives a special present from his granddad… [Read More]
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Herta Feely
A story about the timeless struggle between mothers and their teen daughters with a razor-sharp 21st century twist. This heart-wrenching, harrowing debut novel for fans of Big Little Lies (Liane Moriarty) and Reconstructing Amelia (Kimberly McCreight) will make you question what’s needed to keep your children from harm. Phoebe’s mother, Isabel, is precariously balancing her… [Read More]
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Finding me and Them: Stories of Assimilation is a collection of ten stories. They are autobiographical. They are nonfiction. They are fiction based on fact. Each story tells the author’s life as an individual with or (fictional) without a disability. All of them find the author. They show different phases and challenges in his life,… [Read More]
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Rita Emmett
“Everyone is a genius. But if a fish is judged by how well it climbs trees, it will live its entire life feeling stupid”. This quote, attributed to Albert Einstein, is the theme of Farkle Shark, You Are Not Stupid. Farkle Shark was feeling blue. His big sister Sparkle criticized the way he talked. But… [Read More]
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Fathering the Fatherless deals with Fatherlessness and what it does to children and The choices they make in there life. What you can do as a dad to fix it.And do better for your Children to come to know they have a father that loves them and wont leave them, You & God
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Keith Julius
When nine year old Aaron Reed has an accident at a local playground it seems like a routine emergency room visit. The case becomes more than routine when signs of child abuse are discovered. The young boy and his family find themselves embroiled in events that threaten to tear the household apart, as suspicion deepens… [Read More]
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Keith Julius
Aleisha Turner was young and attractive, a mother of three beautiful children. Aleisha was also a heroin addict. An overdose sends the young woman’s life into turmoil when her children are taken away from her. She finds herself in a Rehab center, the first step in what will prove to be a difficult recovery. She… [Read More]
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ZN Willett
In the business world, Christopher Colby is a force to be reckoned with—admired by many, he’s an intelligent, confident, smooth-talking COO who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. To Quinn Cordell, Christopher is a demon reincarnated—a sexy, self-centered, cocky bastard who is trying his damnedest to take over her family’s company. Normally,… [Read More]
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Hardcore short stories about family disfunction, satire, the occult, set in modern Greece and the wild west; also, an essay about travel in modern China.
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EJ meets a new friend, Lewis, in a weekly playgroup who is crying and clinging to his mother. EJ runs over with a big smile on his face to show Lewis how much fun playgroup can be through adventure and a few itty bitty mishaps to make new friends.
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Gallery of Life is a poetic journey about the moods of spirituality and the religiously deep awareness of human empathy conditions which contain abundant blessings. The collection of poems focuses on everyday living, faith, love, hope, trust, peace, and God. These poems will walk through the reader’s mind and heart. The reader will be enlightened… [Read More]
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WoofiLeaks–Your Dog’s Secrets Revealed is an amusing (and, yes, even educational) book about dog behavior. Available as paperback now, coming soon as eBook and hardcover, this tell-all explains why dogs do the dozens of wonderful–yet puzzling–things they do. But you might ask: “Why do I need to know these secrets?” Well, think about this: Whenever… [Read More]
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Este libro ayuda a las niñas a superar los estereotipos de género y les enseña cómo determinar el rol profesional de su elección. Inspira niñas para lograr la igualdad de género.
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This book teaches children about the importance of saving and managing his or her own money for the future.
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This book helps girls overcome gender stereotypes and teaches them how to determine the professional role of their choice. It inspires girls to achieve gender equality.
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In this book, I provide you with excellent advice, using words from people of all ages and occupations, about this thing called “money + saving.” I wanted to write a book that would capture your heart and mind as you thought about money and the importance of saving for your future. This book is dedicated… [Read More]
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Review on Ms. Miller’s Book By Aphrodite Matsakis, Ph.D. For centuries child abuse and other forms of family violence were shrouded in denial. Even in our own country, laws against animal cruelty existed before laws against child abuse. In the 1960’s the silence began to be broken and today the problem of child abuse… [Read More]
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Sometimes winning is everything. Champion swimmer Aerin Keane is ready to give up her dreams of college swimming and a shot at the Olympics. As she starts senior year in her third high school, Aerin’s determined to leave her family troubles behind and be like all the other girls at Two Rivers. She doesn’t want… [Read More]
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In a world of conflict and division, this is the story of two very unlikely animals who are born literally joined at the hip. Their life journey and close proximity force these two creatures to learn to get along, or they will not survive the Amazon jungles of their village home. This unlikely pair is born… [Read More]
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Sandi Matts
Inspired by the people encountered along life’s pathway, Sandi Matts has learned to “Listen for the Whisper.” The whisper represents the very breath of God speaking ever so softly but confidently, through each experience of our lifetime, through each voice we hear. It comes when we least expect it, we just need to be sensitive… [Read More]
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Koffi Majors had it all. Rugged good looks, Spectacular talent in two sports heading towards what looked like the most promising 2-sport career since Bo Jackson. He is from NY and attends USC. His father convinces him to go back to College for his Sr Year despite the fact he would be the number one… [Read More]
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When the plainclothes police officers appeared with a warrant for her arrest, Mayah assumed that her father — a powerful figure in Nairobi’s Indian business community — was attempting to frighten her. What she didn’t realize was that her ordeal had only just begun. That night, while her newlywed husband languished in a jail cell,… [Read More]
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T. Brown
Lois is a bright and inquisitive little girl. She is the second youngest in a large family with 11 siblings, so to say she sometimes gets left out would be an understatement. Quiet and sensible Lois was secretly her dad’s favorite. She loves her daddy and looks forward to the little surprise gifts he sometimes… [Read More]
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Cricket’s First Sleep Over is a candid look into the fun and excitement that goes into planning Cricket’s first sleep over. With her two best friends by her side, Daisy and Molly, they enjoy an evening filled with love, laughter and growing closer as friends as they encourage one another!
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“Picture Day” expresses the confidence and love Cricket has for her hair. Cricket is proud to be who she is while enjoying the process of getting ready for her class photo!
