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To everything there is a season. Author Dollie Fuller shares vignettes from her life that bring this adage home time and again. A child of the south, the author suffered her share of pain and struggle. She found her path to healing through believing in her purpose on this earth, and in her unshakable faith. From the written plea she penned to God after being abused by a relative, to the harsh toil in the cotton fields, and winters where she found herself nearly frozen; from her father's outburst against her mother, to his own healing and growth; Fuller not only survived, but did so with renewed faith and hope. Gaining Strength Through Life Struggles: A Story of Survival is a poignant story of one child's struggle-and the confident, self-reliant woman she finally becomes. Indeed, we are reminded often that there is a time to weep and a time to laugh.

In Silence I Speak takes the reader on a journey of transformation. First into the depth of psychiatric illness that is often misunderstood, then through systems that intend to give good care but fall short, and finally to health restored and a life of recovery found beyond the identity and label of a psychiatric disability.

As a young boy Charles decides to help his father with support of their family of twenty. Having no choice but to quit school, at age eleven Charles works hard on the family farm to make ends meet. By age thirteen Charles finds himself involved with the illegal transportation of moonshine whiskey and before he could realize the path he was headed for he was already well on his way down it. As an alcoholic Charles faced many troubles and in hopes to out run them joined the Army. He soon finds that the death and destruction he must face only adds to the traumatic lifestyle he has chosen. Follow Charles through The Long Dark Journey of life as he struggles to overcome the obstacles of any man's worst nightmare.

The Roswell Incident wasn't an alien visitation, it was a CIA spoof that went out of control. Two agents tried to convince the Soviets the Americans had a secret aircraft that could drop the atomic bomb on Moscow.

In Zohaib Ahmed's novel, The Presently Past, historical figures are so realistically described, time and place so perfectly rendered, that one forgets the author is fourteen. Ahmed grabs us from the beginning, introducing young David, a boy suddenly moving through the centuries and meeting the likes of William Shakespeare, Caesar, and Cleopatra, and the all-powerful Genghis Khan. Directed by history's great world leaders, David becomes enmeshed with Hellenistic Greeks, kills one of the great leaders of all time, and musters his army of supporters to aid George Washington and fight Mussolini. With the help of his parents, David becomes the hope of the world for peace and harmony. But will this boy survive the evil around him and those villainous leaders who wish him dead? Page after page, young readers and adults will not only learn about the history of civilization, but will become part of a fast-paced, thrilling, and sometimes gritty novel that pits good against evil.

The Burning Sea by P.D. Saracin is a fictional thriller that takes random terrorist attacks from the headlines and weaves them into a singular missile pointed at destroying the American economy. Using real news from recent memory, and an accurate historical timeline, Saracin manages to interweave a series of tragedies into a well-planned dress rehearsal for a future catastrophic event. In The Burning Sea, authorities know of only two people who can assist in the capture of the mastermind behind the attacks, Raschid Nurideen: Sean McVean and his new bride, Catalina Murchison. The couple met and fell in love in Saracin's first book, Fool's Gold, while being unwittingly used by Nurideen in a different dastardly terrorist plot.

From children to seniors, up to 80% of us are deficient in vitamin D, claims Dr. Eric Madrid, in his illuminating new book Vitamin D Prescription-The Healing Power of the Sun & How It Can Save Your Life. Vitamin D not only builds strong bones, but it can help prevent or control diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, lupus, and even cancer. Madrid urges readers to have their blood vitamin D levels checked by their physicians and to supplement with vitamin D pills. He also advises to limit the sunscreen and soak up the healthy rays of the sun instead. Filled with thought-provoking research studies, personal anecdotes and case histories, Vitamin D Prescription is meant to be an easy-to-read and informative book about the healing powers of this astonishing vitamin.

The restorative movement program has been designed to provide a comprehensive and progressive therapeutic recovery program, for every participant. This book is divided into four diverse sections: Adaptive/Beginner, Intermediate, Challenge and - a special Lymphedema Segment: StarrPower Restorative Pilates for Cancer Survivors benefits: *Helps to dissipate scar tissue through gentle stretching *Restores and maintain range of motion, .Increases strength and flexibility to involved areas of the body. *Elevates endorphin levels: relieve tension, depression, weakness, and fatigue. *Restores upright posture after surgery .Relieves stiffness in neck, back, chest (tightness etc .Improves sleep patterns Improves energy levels *Relaxes the body and calms the mind .*Improves appearance and confidence Participants are encouraged to use each segment for at least 10 consecutive weeks, before advancing to the next level.

Duty to country or duty to self? It is 1967 and we are at war in Vietnam. The young men of Barrel, Illinois have served with pride in every prior war but times have changed. Danny O'Neal, star cross country runner of the Barrel High School Hawks, faces the decision of whether to serve as his brother did. Coach Frank Dillon is intent on rescuing the Hawks from the prospect of war. He makes a deal where his team receives college athletic scholarships, and the student deferments that will save them from the draft, if they win the state cross country championship. 'Runner's Honor' chronicles Danny's coming of age, leading his team through the tortuous training that might bring them the championship and their scholarships, while learning for himself where his duty lies. Anyone who admires those who unselfishly serve while hoping there would be a better way will enjoy 'Runner's Honor'. Anyone who has jogged a mile and imagined winning Olympic Gold will cheer for Danny and his teammates.

Ethan, Site 39 Have you ever tried to imagine what the world might be like if all signs of civilization suddenly vanished and you had an opportunity to re-invent humanity from scratch? The author did so. His imaginative writing places the reader into the life of Ethan, a young geologist and farmer who finds himself on the threshold of a new world of discovery. The author weaves an exciting tale, drawing the reader into close friendship and identification with Ethan and his friends. Each chapter entwines now threads into the tapestry. leading to growing curiosity and anticipation about what surprise or mystery could be coming next. First in a series of "Site 39" novels, "Ethan" will leave the reader looking forward to the next steps of the continuing saga. Ethan, Site 39, and coming sequels, are reminiscent of Sci-Fi of the '40s and '50s. They are appropriate for young teens as well as senior readers who appreciated Sci-Fi in their younger years.

Find your crayons! Find your pencils! Find your markers! Let's color! Fill in the drawings and spell out the words. You can find your own blank paper and think of more words and pictures! A fun book for kids of all ages!

Among most products of alien education, there is total lack of moral virtues, honesty, integrity, eagerness to serve and readiness to sacrifice. Rather, he is enslaved by the glittering fancies and fascinations of other cultures. He has embraced, and is enthused by, a religion which compels him to acknowledge that he is a sinner who has to work hard to attain purity which he already is. If the new religions made him more caring, honest, sincere, God-fearing and less sin-loving' there would be no need for this work. He has assumed political and judicial roles and is ruling a society, the majority of whose members live with, and cherishes, the traditional knowledge he holds in contempt and disdain. His rule can be successful, fruitful and beneficial to himself and others if he re-educates and equips himself with the philosophy underpinning his religious/spiritual heritage, instead of using political power to impose his new-found religion and its values on his people. In Akan Traditional Religion, the author has revisited the native religion of the sophisticated Akans who built the vast Asante Empire even before the British dreamt of an empire. He has re-examined, analysed and reinterpreted this heritage from the Akan point of view rather than as part of the colonial legacy in Africa. He concludes that the Akan traditional religion is no less holy than, or the ethical values it espouses inferior to, any other religion. Akan traditional religion proclaims that the one God is, and in, everything, that is to say, a living universe based on Universal Consciousness. (This is why Akans readily accept any name, such as Allah, Jesus, Krishna, the Father, etc. used by other communities to denote the One God). In other words, it espouses the doctrine of unity in diversity. The individual forms (bodies) are activated and operated by the same one God. The differences between individuals only reflect the diversity. The self-aware individual shares in divine power and majesty; the totally ignorant person thinks he is the body and caters only to the needs and comforts of the body. Identification with the body makes him prone to suffering from excessive desires which expose him to fear, anxiety, lust, anger, pride, etc. as a consequence. The heaven/hell dichotomy is absent in Akan doctrine. All will become divine, eventually. This principle of unity in diversity, rather than conflict and strife, guides the Akan in his personal life, (wo yonko da ne woda; i.e. the bed you make for your neighbour is the same one you will lie in), as well as the organisation of his society (wo amma wo yonko antwa nkron a, wonso wonya du ntwa; i.e. your right to ten can be exercised if, and only if, your neighbour's right to nine is guaranteed). The esoteric significance of the title 'Nana', which every Akan 'Ohene' or 'Ohemaa' bears, has been clarified and the phrase, 'Nananom Nsamanfuo', means 'the Enlightened Ones' rather than 'ancestral spirits'. (Ch. 5) Anatomical analysis of prayer has shown that the Akan congregational prayer, 'Nsa Guo' is as valid a prayer as any offered to the Supreme Deity and has no resemblance to the Judaic tradition of libation pouring. Therefore, 'Nsa Guo' cannot be described as 'Pouring Libation'. (Ch. 9) The concluding chapter will make interesting reading for those toying with the idea of Africanising the Christian religion or Christianising Africa.(Ch.14)

The captivating story of how a young Polish Jew survived the Holocaust by pretending to be a Pole, and working in Germany.

This is a brilliant work summarising in a pursuasive manner the subtle negative impact of book religions specifically the New Testament on human free thought. The synthesis of the information is based on the depth of experience of the author who practised almost all known spiritualities. The book will invoke anyone to seriously reconsider a great deal that has been taken for granted and accepted as mysterious and divine. Christian spirituality is identified as the basic spirituality into which each human is immersed when born on earth. A 'carefool' analysis shows its subtlety in our politics, money and banking, education and the media. The book offers a powerful process to liberate our being. By 'knowing' at least ten direct genetic and biological ancestors the reader is guided on how to vibrate the best they deposited in sacred spiritual vaults- our blood or genes. Then we vibrate beyond the subtlety. With clarity and confidence we live the best life and enter our fantastic sprituality.

Jessica Talbot, former Peace Corps volunteer, is back in Panama after seven years to investigate the brutal quelling of a riot in La Joya prison. Her investigation will lead her across the country to Isla Coiba, a refuse heap for violent criminals, and into the past - to the Panama of Omar Torrijos and Manuel Noriega, and to the disappearance of a boy during the American invasion. Islands of Shadow, Islands of Light tells the story of a country struggling with the promise of boom and the legacy of military rule through the eyes of a woman whose life is twined in the rush.

Contained between the covers of this book are messages outlining life-changing principles. They are outgrowths of the authors longing to see the hand of GOD steering his people to the more abundant life. You will discover some principles of transformation and change for a better relationship, with GOD in Jesus Christ at best. You will, at least, be inspired to pursue GOD'S favor by a richer faith with renewed determination and fresh convictions.

Past the sound bites and the hype, past the T-shirts and the politics, The Jesus Sessions is an invitation to encounter the Jesus of the Bible. Join John Greco as he takes you on an honest, humorous, and thought-provoking journey through the conversations of Jesus. Set alongside personal stories and anecdotes, these conversations are sometimes challenging and sometimes shocking, but they always cut right to the heart. Along the way, you'll discover that the gospel is more beautiful and more personal than many of us ever imagined.

Commentary on the bible from the LDS / Mormon perspective. The book is to be used as a handbook and reference guide, and is broken down into chapters that follow the books of the bible.

Big Sky and Beyond, by Bill Sands, is a collection of eleven inspiring and poignant short stories concerning life, love, and survival in rugged and rural big sky country. They are based on the author's experiences while living in Montana and beyond. Several of Sand's tales depict the strength and determination of women living their lives in the backcountry. Sand's themes deal with tragedy, romance, loneliness, and courage. Para-normal elements that come to the surface in four of the tales, take readers beyond everyday reality. The inclusion of two poignant narratives written from the viewpoints of a proud Feline and a regal Bull Elk, give readers a glimpse into life from two, very unique perspectives. Readers of all ages will find Big Sky and Beyond a delightful and worthy read.

Dr. Strakes believes that far too many self-help books are reduced to such an elementary level they offer little or no help to the more educated and introspective reader. Refusing to pander to pop-psychology's 'quick fix' mentality, Dr. Strakes compiles her own observations along with the wisest and most insightful thinking of some of the world's highest honored and renowned psychologists. Until now, their collective wisdom has never been brought together in any single literary work for the average self-help reader. In warm conversational and captivating prose, Emotional Survival examines the emotional wounds that result in loss of hope, lack of trust, pervasive feelings of loneliness, and most importantly of all, inability to love or be loved. In short, it is a book written for those who have been hurt by love and life. "Inspiring and groundbreaking." New York Times best-selling author, Ellen Tanner Marsh.

The Law of Attraction is NOT a Secret takes the power of universal laws to an entirely new level. Learn how to intentionally attract what you want as you tap into your own powerful connection with the universe. Anita Wheeler has taught thousands these principles, and now you, too, will learn how to unleash your passion and create a life of abundance! In her book, Life Strategist and Certified Facilitator/Trainer, Anita Wheeler reveals proven strategies using the powerful Law of Attraction. You'll learn the keys to creating better relationships, abundance and financial freedom, as well as the importance of allowing, which is the real secret to using the Law of Attraction. Anita Wheeler teaches not only what the Law of Attraction is, but more importantly how to use it, so you can create your own yellow brick road. It can take you wherever you want to go and turn your dreams into reality. Everything you want has always been available. It's just been waiting for you to ask for it!

When his son was born, Wayne Hastings had a burning desire to see him grow up to be a man of God. Now, 22 years later, he shares the insights and experiences that God used to develop Zachary into a young adult who loves and serves God fervently. Spiritual development isn't automatic. It requires desire and determination; a commitment to be involved through all the changes of your boy's life; the integrity to be a godly model for him; the humility to bring other teachers and role models into his life; and the faith to trust your heavenly Father through the whole process. If You Take My Hand, My Son will encourage, challenge, and inspire you to take the initiative in your son's spiritual development. With insights from Paul's relationship with Timothy, illuminating examples from his own parenting experience, and practical suggestions you can put into practice today, Wayne Hastings has provided a book that will be valued by every parent of a son.

Ken Kunkle is brutally murdered by being restrained in his luxury tanning bed. Jake Lowry, a retired Oakland California, Police Officer has moved to North Idaho. Missing the thrill of catching crooks, he joins the Sheriff's Department in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Jake and his partner are assigned the murder case. As the case develops, Jake discovers that a similar murder has been committed in Canada. Liaison with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police develops a possible intriguing suspect. The ultimate identity of the murderer will keep the reader turning pages until the final page.

Following Marco Polo's Silk Road is Brian and Jill Lawrenson's personal account of their adventure-filled journey as they pursue the historical legend and mythic hero, Marco Polo. Beginning in Italy, Marco Polo's point of origin, they embark on a sometimes light-hearted, sometimes perilous journey along the celebrated Silk Road, named for the series of trade routes used to connect China to the Mediterranean world and North Africa during the 3rd Century and beyond. Along the way, Brian and Jill explore the modern peoples and cultures that have grown up in Marco Polo's footsteps and uncover the truths vs. the myths of the actual voyages of this famed Italian explorer. Told as part travelogue and part narrative quest, Following Marco Polo's Silk Road tells an intimate and thrilling tale of wanderlust, the exploration of human diversity and the love of pure adventure for adventure's sake. This book will please travel fans and anyone who loves the romance of history.

Summertime is hot and dull in the Central Valley of California and four teenage girls from very different families are determined to spice it up. With a single-mindedness that foretells disaster, they push aside all the rules and explore the underbelly of valley life. Drugs, sex, alcohol, adventure, anything to challenge the norm, yet all experienced without the benefit of maturity. As the girls become increasingly uncontrollable, their mothers-from dramatically diverse social castes-are forced to work together to save their daughters. Like a tornado moving across the landscape, lives are wrenched from their foundations. Page after page, and over a period of two years, the author introduces characters who struggle to support and defeat the dreams of what began as four innocent girls desiring to taste the forbidden fruit. Laurel-Rain Snow's An Accidental Life is a fascinating look into not only the lives of very diverse family systems, but the mechanism that drives a cross-section of an all-American community.

While on vacation in Turkey, two friends unwittingly become entangled in a web of international terrorism. One, a forensic behavioral analyst for the CIA, is forced to cross a dangerous line from tourist to intelligence operative as she decides to work with an undercover Kurdish military team led by a Turkish spy. The mission takes the special operations team into southeastern Turkey's beautiful, rugged and vast Sat-Cilo mountains, where they enter a foreign world of intrigue and a surprising and exotic land of romance.

New method to understand Arabic Grammar using graphics and schematics

Sex, love and life contributed to the rise and fall of a disc jockey. On the road to becoming famous, and blinded by emotions his career came to its eventual end running full circle.

After "Crossing the Chemo Room," Lonna Lisa Williams' cancer survival story continues in "I Saw You in the Moon," book 2 of her "Survival Stories." Discover what happened to her original characters and meet new ones in Lonna's further adventures. See how her children grew while she homeschooled them and guided them through figure skating and overseas excursions. Witness a California wildfire and a New Zealand glacier, battle with other cancer patients, overcome the sorrow of miscarriages, explore the enduring beauty of photographs and poetry, and experience the hope of Christ's resurrection.