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  • av Anie Zinter
    327,-

    Doris Draker was found over the dead body of a young woman, blood literally dripping from her hands. It wasn't long before police pinned her with the grisly murders of nine people. Doris claimed she was possessed by a demon. Sentenced to the notorious Tokema State Hospital, Doris is about to lose all hope until she meets Dr. Vernirelli, her psychiatrist, who seems to believe her. Working together they discover the horrible truth of what has been happening to Doris. But will the truth set her free?

  • av Asa Jwa
    198 - 353,-

  • av Grace Khachaturian
    210 - 450,-

  • av James R Mapp
    247,-

    Experience the Revised Edition, a condensed and enriched version of the original "Chance or Circumstance?". Enhancing your reading experience, an engaging audiobook companion is available for purchase through Audible. Immerse yourself in the powerful narrative and embark on a journey through history, thoughtfully presented in both print and audio formats. The original "Chance or Circumstance?", available through iUniverse, offers more detail with additional archival documents."James R. Mapp delivers a macro and micro view of a generation fighting for civil rights through his delightfully insightful memoir. Raw and transparent in nature, the memoir escorts readers into a world in need of changes many are still fighting for. Besides being a great storyteller, Mapp has a gift for painting pictures with words. From the setting in which events unfold to the intertwining roles people played in his life, each person and place are written with great care and dimension." The BookLife Prize

  • av Otis Clayton
    247,-

    This is a book of sermons about several courageous women in the Bible, which I have identified from the Old and New Testament scriptures. I developed or created these sermons because of the bold example from my Mother, Elizabeth Murphy-Clayton. As a single parent, this courageous woman raised nine children: five sons and four daughters. Her five sons all served honorably in the United States Armed Forces. Furthermore, these sermons about female biblical characters reflect my mother's personality. While I created sermons about Deborah, Esther, Rahab, Ruth, and Hannah, as are five courageous women of the Old Testament, I also developed five homilies about five women in the New Testament. These brave women are (1) Mary, the Mother of Jesus; (2) Mary Magdalene; (3) Mary of Bethany; (4) Priscilla; and (5) Lydia in the New Testament. These sermons are essentially a male perspective about women who continue to serve as valuable and impeccable role models for how women today, especially African American women, can serve as courageous examples to achieve excellence in various fields of endeavor. The content provided here falls primarily into homiletic womanist studies, with some relevance to African-American philosophy, religion, cultural studies, etc.

  • av Patricia Roush
    371,-

    Esther and David fell in love at a defense plant in Chicago during WWII. They were making engines for the B29 bombers.The problem was that Esther had a husband in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.The war ended and Bob came home. But there was a baby involved.Esther chose to leave her husband and have the baby with David, the man she loved. She was from Italian immigrants and had a large family who loved her. After the baby was born, they showered her with all the love they could give.David's family from southern Illinois adored the baby girl.David moved into Esther's family home and things went well for three years. Then David wanted to change jobs often and move to California and other places.Esther loved David and sacrificed so much for him but she did not want to leave her family and loved ones.They separated.Their daughter, Pattie Marie, was loved by her Italian family and her southern Illinois family. But as she grew up her life changed drastically.Pattie Marie never wanted anyone to call her "Esther's daughter".

  • av Woody Stieffel
    327,-

    Does God want me to have the best?How rich was Jesus?May a Christian be rich?What does the Bible teach about wealth?Does God want me to be healthy?What about Christians who get sick?These questions are addressed in depth.HEALTH AND WEALTH looks to the Bible as the standard of truth in analyzing the claims of theHealth and Wealth "gospel" so wide-spread today. It also looks at the issue of whether miraculoushealings are for today.

  • av Lucky Rimpila
    430,-

    When I think back about the history that happened while I was growing up to graduate in the class of '68 in small-town America, I was more thinking about relationships, dating, muscle cars, movies, TV shows, drive-ins and family events. I heard of some events while they happened but didn't realize the full extent of how our country and the world changed with the history that took place at the same time. I took a look back and now I want to share with you every day, country and world events that shaped our lives.

  • av Gloria H Giroux
    504 - 651,-

  • av Mario Raúl Mijares Sánchez
    247 - 533,-

  • av Rc Shanks
    232,-

    An imaginative story about a young donkey and camel that travel from Bethlehem to to mountop to find where Noah's Ark cameo rest and their ansters steppede oiff the Ark.

  • av Amiée Tristano
    371 - 651,-

  • av April K Helean
    371,-

    I wrote this book based on a dream I had on October 19, 2011. My book I believe is a message to all of Gods children all over the world. God gave us all special gifts for us to use in life. Patience, respect, loyalty, and above all Love. However, it is for us to acknowledge these gifts given to us. It is also for to us to accept these gifts and to learn how to use them properly. I believe the turtles acknowledged the gifts given to them. They practiced having patience by waiting on each other to all arrive. The turtles demonstrated respect for one another by working together and keeping order in place. They showed loyalty by taking turns and making sure all got to safety. Last but not least they used their love for one another as the foundation of their plan. I believe if we all accept these gifts and apply them to our everyday life, we to can build that bridge and overcome the negative obstacles in our life ourselves.

  • av Chad Bonadonna
    445,-

    Good Grief follows a ten year old boy through the grieving process from disbelief to anger to acceptance in the year following his father's death. Highlighting the reactions the boy goes through when dealing with the fear and anxieties that children experience after losing a parent. With the support of his family, friends and a child's bereavement group he grows to accept the challenges and learns that even when the loved one is not with you in person they are always with you in your heart.

  • av Michael Williams
    217,-

    Delight in each passing moment with author MichaelWilliams, as he celebrates the trials, triumphs anddiscoveries of living through his poetry. In the Light of Day is a remarkable collection of memories, messages,conversations and experiences that chronicle lifelessons from childhood to adulthood from a fatherto his children.The verses of In the Light of Day are more than afather's advice to his sons; they are a man's hopefulglimpse into a future of promise for all children. It istruly a tribute to the strength of the human spirit, anda reminder to every reader that dreams are meantto be realized, futures are meant to be built and thatanything can be accomplished if you believe.In the Light of Day is one of the few books writtenfrom a father's perspective to his children, providing aunique view that has yet to be thoroughly explored inthe genre of poetry. The universality of this wonderfulcollection of poems lends itself to readers young andold, at any stage in their life, and most importantly,reminds us all that "It is a miracle that love onlyremembers what remains in the light of day".

  • av Joe Bloggs
    247,-

    Feeling My Culture echoes what many British people are thinking and feeling, even if they are not saying it. Its view-from-the-street look at multicultural Britain today is a heartfelt and passionate critique that is both blisteringly funny and deeply serious. The UK's answer to Michael Moore's Stupid White Men, this fiercely anti-PC polemic takes no political prisoners, highlighting New Labour's betrayal of the British working class and calling for all our politicians to break the habit of a lifetime and show some common sense. The author has taught English to asylum-seekers and foreign-language students, shared flats and houses with them, and even married one. He enjoys living in a multi-ethnic society; but argues that whilst 'multi-ethnic' is a good thing, 'multicultural' is not, and that cultural integration is the only way towards racial harmony. Appalled by the damage done to Britain, its people and its culture, one day he walked out of the classroom and (without benefits, supported only by his Polish wife and a credit card) wrote Feeling My Culture. If the American comedian Bill Hicks had been the product of a dysfunctional working class environment, he may well have sounded something like this. A brutally relevant read! Frank Vincent - Independent Review

  • av Jean Hickox
    285,-

    There's no available information at this time. Author will provide once information is available.

  • av Isabel Okalitana Duffy
    489,-

    An autobiography of my life growing up in the Northwest Territories. See Cambridge Bay through my eyes, as I grew up during the early 1940s. Follow me as I moved to the U.S. in the late 1960s and learned to adapt to this new lifestyle.

  • av Edith Elefant Sommerfeld
    342,-

    There's no available information at this time. Author will provide once information is available.

  • av B A Mihalchick
    217,-

    No About the Book information available this time.

  • av Rochelle Yates-Whittington
    232,-

    In penning this book, my aspiration is to offer solace to children globally grappling with the loss of a loved one, with a particular focus on those affected by the trauma of gun violence. The hearts of individuals perpetrating heinous acts often seem devoid of conscience and compassion. It is crucial to honor everyone's right to live without the constant fear of falling victim to those concealing their pain behind a firearm. My fervent hope is that love will prevail over hate in all circumstances.

  • av Hailey Brianna
    462,-

    Consider Moses the nomad and David the shepherd or perhaps Mary the alabaster seeker and Zacchaeus, the tax-collecting tree climber. Scripture is rich with broken and ordinary people who chose to follow Jesus even in the midst of less than ideal circumstances. The Bible is overflowing with disciples who chose Jesus through the Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays of their lives.When following Jesus there are seasons abundant in victories, but there are also seasons heavy with doubt and despair. An Ordinary Saturday is full of mistakes made and lessons learned by one of God¿s beloved daughters, all centered on Scripture to show that although we are broken, He makes us whole. Author Hailey Brianna made a lot of wrong turns but always ended up exactly where she needed to be because of God¿s grace and provision.There will always be moments in our lives when we¿re asked to wait on God in the desert. The question is, how do we respond when facing the gap between where we are and where we want to be? When all hope seems to wither, we must remember we worship the Giver of Hope, Jesus Christ. An Ordinary Saturday is an inspiring book that reminds readers to choose Jesus always and hold on to the hope God provides. During your walk with God, Sunday always comes, but that does not mean the rest of our days are wasted.

  • av Pastor Bim Folayan
    548,-

    The Place Called "There"We often think that our possessions are only physical or material either as a car, building, piece of land or other tangible assets. Just as physical possessions can be handed down generations, so also can spiritual secrets and assets be transferred like intellectual properties.There are hidden secrets from plain sight, revealed to those who by reason of use, have their senses exercised (Hebrews 5:14) to see, or/and hear, and then act. To these ones, it will belong and be entrusted because they are the ones who follow through the hidden secrets presented to them.'The Place Called There' is a memoir of voyage of enduring faith and friendship with God, through 'the wildernesses' of advanced school of patience, trust, and perseverance (PTP).

  • av Nicoletta Glod
    217,-

    The Edge of War and Love" is a drama, an intricate tapestry of love, duty, and sacrifice set against the backdrop of the Ukraine/Russia war and NATO conference, a world of high-stakes diplomacy, heart-pounding action, and deep emotional connections. A dynamic trio will lead the drama: Bin, a novice Australian diplomat; Anishka, a resolute Ukrainian Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs; and Bogdan, a charismatic Romanian Navy officer, adventures, I hope, will keep you reading.

  • av Kathleen E Greig
    414,-

    Kathleen E. Greig invites you to indulge in a global feast with Inspired Cuisine. From cozy comfort food to tantalizing Spanish Tapas, French Country Cooking, and zesty Cajun dishes, this cookbook takes you on a mouthwatering journey around the world. The author has simplified the preparation and cooking process with instructions written in short concise sentences, paired with photos of the task or process to be completed. With over 100 recipes, this is a beautiful full color reference cookbook.

  • av Danielle M Bryan
    327 - 607,-

  • av Noah Asher
    511,-

    Why did you choose to read this book description? Is it because of the cool cover? It's okay...we have all judged a book by its cover at one time or another. Or is it because the word Chaos completely describes your life right now? Or maybe, just maybe, you thought the author was awesome and decided this book would be a New York Times Bestseller? Probably not the last scenario. If I had to guess, I'd say it has something to do with that overwhelming stress weighing down on you. Reality is, there are many people in this world facing hard times: Anxiety, incarceration, loss, addiction, divorce, sickness, and I could go on, but I need this description to fit on the back of the book...How do we overcome these overwhelming times? Great question. I don't have all the right words, which probably isn't what you want to hear from an author. But I know Who does. His Name is Jesus. And He is the only One Who can bring unexplainable peace in the midst of your Chaos. Whether you are reading this behind prison bars, in the hospital room, at the funeral home, or on the awesome World Wide Web, I hope you choose to read this book. Chaos is inevitable. It comes like a thief in the night- stealing, killing, and destroying all we hold dear. But there is hope. Where the enemy comes to destroy, God comes to rebuild. He comes to restore. He comes to bring life and joy. This book isn't some self-help book. Nor is it an autobiography. It's a collaboration of real people experiencing real pain, learning how to overcome the overwhelming. Jesus isn't just the center of this book. He's the beginning, middle, and end. And spoiler alert: He always wins.

  • av Minister Monte Moore
    185,-

    The book of Revelation is arguably the most important book in the Bible, but for many, it's hard to understand.Minister Moore simplifies the book, putting it in today's language, so that it is not only easy to read but easy to understand. While readers should still read The book of Revelation, this work will serve as an important resource to use along with your bible.Get answers to questions such as:¿ What are the seal, trumpet, and bowl judgements?¿ What proof do we have of our future resurrection?¿ What insights can we glean from the letters John wrote to the seven churches?Unlike other commentator's the author does not pretend to know when Jesus will return, he does warn us that the signs of His return are all around us.Whether you are a longtime believer, new to Christianity, or seeking to rediscover your faith, you'll appreciate the insights in this book.

  • av A Human
    217,-

    When I am old, would I be able to die when I want, legally? Would there be a problem, if we could set the groundwork in advance, so that at an old age we can die without pain and suffering...? Just as many wish to go to sleep and not to wake up again.Sometimes the thoughts of reaching the old age, being incapable, alone, without money, Alzheimer's and all other physical and mental ailments frighten me so much that the fear of floods, earthquakes, tornadoes and wars do not.Why? Because the old age is coming for all of us, women and men, black and white, poor and wealthy,... and when it comes, it is too late to think about it. Unless, every one of us has made preparations for it in advance.

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