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Have you ever wished that your dream's could come true? Well, Madeline was born with a genetic disorder that allows her dream's to come into existance; Doctor's and well-known researcher's have given this disorder the title: Dremalatisis. But, Madeline doesn't dream about fame, rishes, or fancy things; she dreams about causing harm, distruction, and death. So, if you end up in one of Madeline dream's, it may very well be the last thing you find yourself in. In this page turning suspense thriller, Madeline will have you thinking twice about how you treat people, because you may unwillingly come across someone with this disorder and end up in one of their dream's.

This work, with its library poem, is offered as a tribute to libraries, especially the Adams County Public Library System, and to the libraries worldwide, all with their blandishments for research, for art, for learning, for communication, for the social graces and better living.

Many years ago when God shed his light on me and anointed me with the gift of writing poetry. He opened my eyes to understand from the scripture that I read. A powerful message came down from above and descended here on me. The grace of God bestowed on me the special gift that was given. It burns in my soul and lets the words flow on the paper it was written. May I thank him daily for what he has given to me. May my heart yearn to do his will, to use this gift he placed in me, to see the mighty hand of God, the creator of all things, who used a humble servant and made her a child of the king!

Tom O'Mally has to make a decision. The choice itself is a relatively minor one, but the consequences are enormous. It will lead him down quite different, treacherous paths until his odyssey finally ends at a gay pub in Oxford.

I hope you find the same adventure and fantasy in this book as a reader as I found the adventure in writing it.

The Gardener's Promise is a story of hope - a living hope - that anyone can have who knows Jesus Christ. Where is hope in a world that can seem so dark and lonely we may feel like a small, insignificant seed buried deep in the soil? Hope is in Jesus Christ, who will miraculously give us a new life, like the beautiful transformation of a tiny seed into a fruitful tree. This is what it means to know Jesus. This is the Gardener's Promise.

Eight Months a Lifetime is an invitation to with what is best about our lives, faith, hope, love and will fill you back up again with love, joy and inspiration and help you celebrate life.

The Biography of a Mental Muscle is true story of the pathway and experiences of a man who grew up in the streets of Washington, DC, although he was surrounded by a positive family. This book depicts a young man who somehow became wayward in his conduct and behavior and landed in some form of serious detention more than one time during his youth. Before turning his life around, Cornell Evans Jr. was a boxer, hustler, a father, a husband, a military man, an inmate, and a barber. Evans took all of those things and filled the book to showcase loyalty, honor, integrity, respect, betrayal, pain, deceit, and triumph. The Biography of a Mental Muscle is truly about how important using your brain is in making decisions that not only affect you but those around you, as Cornell learned through his stint in jail, in which he left behind his wife and kids. While there, he sought a higher power and found one that turned his life around. Throughout the book, you can feel his ups and downs and read what made him continue on and to continue to grow as a man today. The biggest down was his wife's illness while he was in jail. His biggest high was writing this book. His story is not unlike many hard-knock stories, but the significance of Evans's life is about being strong enough to use your mental muscle to fight to make the right decisions in your life so that you can get back up when knocked down-like he did.

The book is written for little girls between ages four and nine. The book illustrates how some of today's grandmothers interact with their grandchildren especially granddaughters.

Esta obra invita a jóvenes lectores a participar y conversar sobre la demencia en la familia con sus padres o cualquier adulto significativo en sus vidas. La Dra. Cristela T Mitchell es una profesional con licencia en salud del comportamiento, con experiencia extensa en trabajar con población pediátrica y geriátrica. Este es uno de la serie de libros breves destinados a lectores jóvenes que enfrentan desafíos de la vida como la muerte y enfermedades. La intención es abrir una vía para conversaciones incómodas entre los jóvenes y sus familiares mientras viajan por la vida.

Esther is a half-blood Cherokee Native American who has special gifts that she uses to fight corruption and violence. Like Esther of old, she is also meant to save her people from a modern-day Trail of Tears and extinction by those who make a fortune off of cancer treatments and don't want the discovered cure-that is in her DNA-to be made available to the world. The corrupt SolMaize group has infiltrated world organizations at the highest levels and The Resistance has recruited Esther because of her special gifts. Robert and John are assigned to protect Esther from terrorist attacks, assassination attempts, explosions, and espionage; but they've already lost their hearts to her charm. Which one will she choose? Here's what readers are saying: "I loved it! While both books stand alone, you'll also want to read the first book: 'The Cherokee Princess and the Bloodwood Flute'. Both great books!" - L. Warren "I loved this story! It was great! When is the next book coming out?" - M. Rake

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