Bøger af Felicia Campbell

Hey Young Prince is a beautifully illustrated children's book that promotes self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-love. Little boys can be proud of who they are as they begin to discover the greatness God placed within them.From their strength, confidence, ambition and loving heart, God created them to shine in everything. They are a representation of Him. It's time for them to discover how great they are so they can walk in their greatness every day.From the author: "Every time I read this book I am reminded that it is so important for our young boys to know that God created them to be great. Their future is filled with so many possibilities and now is the time to instill this lasting truth into their life!"

Hey Young Prince is a beautifully illustrated children's book that promotes self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-love as little boys discover the greatness God placed within them.

Far West Popular Culture Association, established in 1988 as a regional division of the national Popular Culture and American Culture Associations, FWPCA and FWACA foster study of all aspects of popular culture worldwide as well as all aspects of American culture. At our conferences held yearly in Las Vegas, we welcome papers in these areas from interested scholars in all disciplines. This multidisciplinary approach makes for a lively exchange of ideas in a most collegial atmosphere. We are student friendly, as our graduate student participants can testify. FWPCA/ACA also sponsors the Popular Culture Review, a lively forum for ideas. PCR, now in its 20th year of publication, is rigorously refereed and is published twice yearly: in Winter and Summer.

Lee is a dedicated writer who has piles of unpublished novels. Besides this disappointment, he has about everything he needs to be content. But when the opportunity to publish one of his novels has finally arrived, he becomes overjoyed. Suddenly, the publication of his book appears the only thing going well, while everything else crumbles. Bizarre events constantly occur. Some of the endless episodes causes Lee to appear insane. After so long of enduring traumatizing incidents, Lee still refuses to question the stability of his mental health. Reese, his long-term girlfriend, joins him in the search for the source of the events, to determine if Lee has lost his marbles, or if there really is something odd in the air.