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It is the grand finale of the Revere Beach Sand Castle Festival. The Fabulous Surfing Seagull Brothers, Seemore and Sydney, put on a show for the tourists doing acrobatic surfing maneuvers in the sea and in the air. From above, they witness a seagull, who looks different from the others, being taunted by Lucy and her followers. Seagull Lucy is no match for the quick response of Seemore and Sydney as they rescue Bonita. They show the other seagulls that everyone is valued and that friendship, courage, and inclusion reign supreme.

These poems began fifty-one years ago when the author began to capture his feelings and life's events. About thirty years ago he stopped writing and put them aside to pursue his career.Originally everything was handwritten - often on scraps of paper stuffed into envelopes, book jackets, photo albums or some other convenient storage hole. Every so often, the browning paper and fading ink were revisited. Surprisingly, the scraps managed to survive despite the passage of time. Occasionally, a new poem was added to the collection or an old poem was revised. Bob thought it was inconceivable that anyone else would have the slightest interest in his feelings; so, each time, back into storage the poetry went. With each return to their cubbyholes the poems managed to survive no matter how many times they were dragged around the world.Time became a concern as friends and family made their final eternal trips. With each funeral, each flower spray and each sympathy card, mortality became a reality and the need to organize and type the handwritten scraps became a priority. When Bob became ill and his injuries caught up with him and the surgeries multiplied, his mind returned to his words. It was time to see if anyone else could relate to the chronicling of so many feelings, events, disappointments, remembrances, loves and lost opportunities.

These poems began fifty-one years ago when the author began to capture his feelings and life's events. About thirty years ago he stopped writing and put them aside to pursue his career.Originally everything was handwritten - often on scraps of paper stuffed into envelopes, book jackets, photo albums or some other convenient storage hole. Every so often, the browning paper and fading ink were revisited. Surprisingly, the scraps managed to survive despite the passage of time. Occasionally, a new poem was added to the collection or an old poem was revised. Bob thought it was inconceivable that anyone else would have the slightest interest in his feelings; so, each time, back into storage the poetry went. With each return to their cubbyholes the poems managed to survive no matter how many times they were dragged around the world.Time became a concern as friends and family made their final eternal trips. With each funeral, each flower spray and each sympathy card, mortality became a reality and the need to organize and type the handwritten scraps became a priority. When Bob became ill and his injuries caught up with him and the surgeries multiplied, his mind returned to his words. It was time to see if anyone else could relate to the chronicling of so many feelings, events, disappointments, remembrances, loves and lost opportunities.

Russ Clayton is a young man who keeps losing the important people in his life. Each time someone disappears, he finds himself adrift. The Universe stacked against him. He only finds peace running alone on the roads of his small town in Kansas. Russ finally believes that everyone in his life is gone. Feeling abandoned, he gives himself up wholly to the running by setting an impossible goal. But, he needs help. Long ago, Brad Coy was the fastest marathoner on the planet, but a man who also lost everything he valued to a cheating Russian runner named Yuri Grimlov. Finding a kinship, Coy and Russ team up, retreat to the desert, on a quest to shatter the brain's protective hold on the body that prevents us from reaching our physical limits of speed and endurance. Meanwhile, Grimlov has been charged with restoring Russia's tarnished reputation for doping its distance runners. He takes two twin boys from their family and subjects them to his special mixture of psychological manipulation, doping, and scientific training. Inevitably, Coy and Grimlov face off again. Russ discovers whether he really ever was alone in the world and the Twins confront the limits of their love for each other.

After Selese returns from procuring a dangerous artifact putting her past as a thief to good use, another mystery begins. For the past few years, she and her friends have helped protect the Sanctuary after the betrayal of one of their most trusted allies.When several artifacts go missing, and an innocent friend stands accused of attempted murder, an investigation reveals a new danger to the Raven Hunters. And, whoever it is, wants someone to suffer for something for their past.Selese has to rely on her wits, friends, and some luck to prove their innocence. And along the way, they all discover a new enemy lurking behind the scenes.

Paper Zoo is a picture book illustrated with stunning, detailed watercolors of animals found in South Africa. This story unravels the importance of taking chances in life, as the main character, Loli, along with the help of magical hummingbird, Colibrí, guides her beloved paper animals to "take a leap of faith" and run free in their homeland. A delightful rhyming song is embedded into the story, with the music and lyrics printed at the back of the book. Interesting facts about each animal are also included. Join Loli and Colibrí on this wondrous adventure to South Africa.

Loli and her friend, Sasha, are worried about their swimming lesson the next day. Then a magical, mysterious hummingbird, called Colibrí, shows them how fun being able to swim would be and also the importance of protecting our oceans. Join them on a magical adventure under the sea! A song is embedded within the story and the musical score is included, offering the opportunity to utilize Comprehensive Input in the world language classroom. It is most beneficial for language learners to hear the cadence of the target language along with colorful artwork to help them actively acquire meaning at their individual pace.Loli y su amiga, Sasha, están preocupadas por su lección de natación del día siguiente. Pero un colibrí mágico y misterioso, llamado Colibrí, las muestra que nadar puede ser divertido y que proteger los oceános es algo importante. ¡Acompáñelas en una aventura mágica bajo el mar! Una canción está integrada en la historia y se incluye la partitura musical, que ofrece la oportunidad de utilizar la información integral en la clase de idioma. Es muy beneficioso para los estudiantes de idioma escuchar la cadencia del idioma junto con obras de arte colorida para ayudarles a adquirir un significado activo a su ritmo individual.

Author, Fred Neff shares his 109 clues to success from 30 years of personal research from books and seminars along with work and life experiences. Neff illustrates each clue with rhyme to aid you in retaining and visualizing the essence of each one. Numerous stories and anecdotes also illustrate how the clues work in real life situations. However, the author also warns of potholes, pitfalls, doubts, and setbacks from his own journey that will help you lay the foundation for your journey to success. You will also laugh at the rhyming analogies letting you know there IS light at the end of the tunnel for anyone who applies the clues over and over again, on your journey to finding success. What sets Clues to Success-Making Rhyme out of Reason apart from most self-help books is that Fred writes about the bumps and bruises as well, pointing out how they become an integral part of the journey to success. When you see how often failures, heartache, and setbacks feed and water the seeds of success, you will have little doubt that you, too, can enjoy a healthy measure of success in your own journey.