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The stories in this anthology reflect life lessons, experiences, challenges, words of wisdom and encouragement; stories from childhood, poignant stories about friends, relatives, significant people who passed through our lives and left indelible impressions; travel adventures, essays and poems told from the point of view of the Moreno Valley Senior Scribes.

The residents of 21 Bradhurst are up in arms. Someone has been overturning the trashcans, smashing out the lightbulbs, and plunging the six-story building into darkness. Bobby and Sonny are accused of these dastardly deeds. To prove their innocence the boys set out to catch the culprit(s) and clear their names. The Newcomer continues the Bobby and Sonny Mystery Series in which these two amateur sleuths set out to solve mysteries in their Harlem community.

Jessica Weaver's life was perfect. Her handsome, gregarious husband Daniel, a public relations consultant, made a good salary and provided her with a lifestyle to be envied. However, when Daniel goes away on a business trip and doesn't return, Jessica's life falls apart. After five years of marriage, Jessie, whose life revolved around her husband, finds herself alone in a strange town. Having set aside thoughts of a career or life outside of marriage, she must start all over again. The novel is set in the 1980's in Judson Springs, a small city in the Northwest which houses the state's only prison. Daniel and Jessie Weaver have only recently relocated there when he is sent to open a new office in another city. To occupy her time while Daniel is away, Jessie begins work as a substitute teacher at the local schools. This is her first professional job and the first time she has been separated from her husband. When Daniel's job keeps him away longer than expected, Jessie, driven by loneliness, decides to find activities to occupy her time when not being called to substitute. Putting aside her fears, she accepts an invitation to attend a meeting at a local organization. At the Society to Enhance Black Cultural Advancement, or SEBCA, Jessie meets Clarisse, a wealthy, flamboyant member. Clarisse befriends her and introduces her to other members of African American society in Judson Springs, upper middle-class professionals who live on the "hill." Receiving a letter from Daniel that he will not be returning to Judson Springs, Jessie refuses to believe it. However, by continuing to deny the fact that their marriage is over, she nearly suffers a breakdown. Jessie is at a low point when she meets Cleveland Earl, a prisoner who lives in a half way house and works in the community while awaiting his release. At first Jessie struggles to maintain distance. However, as her feelings for him grow, so, too, does her need to discover herself.

Natalie loves history more than dancing with her friends in 4th grade. Learning about famous people was always exciting. During classes, she would daydream about all the wonderful and interesting individuals in history- If she could speak with them, that would be a dream come true. She believed the only way to truly learn was from the figures themselves. Along with Lucy, her yellow Labrador retriever, and Mia, her magic microphone, Natalie visits parks, museums, libraries and any other place where important figures and information about history could be found Natalie's Newscasts brings to light overlooked African-American legends from the past, such Aviator Bessie Coleman, Bicyclist Major Taylor, Banker Maggie Walker, and The Pullman Porters among others.

Corey's Courtroom is a series of fun stories using Corey's gifted imagination and farm animals to assist with real world problems young kids are faced with today. By using his courtroom the farm animals can tell him their stories and he can tell them which one should say "I'm sorry." The stories are designed to assist in safely resolving conflict, keeping friendships, providing values, morals and develop problem-solving skills.

Like the original Aged to Perfection, this second volume is a collection of writings from the Moreno Valley Senior Scribes. It includes essays, poems, and short stories embodying life lessons learned, words of wisdom, encouragement, inspiration, and challenges - humorous, poignant, all easily accessible.

A collection of poems by the "Realm Keeper" who guides the reader on a journey to discover the meaning of life, love, and imagination. The poems are a blend of emotion and mystery tempered with religious fervor and humor

Told from the points of view of Hazel Porter, her mother Sarah (Ma'dear), 17 year-old Tricia, and 14 year-old Shanell; a single mother, attempts to raise her two teenage daughters while dealing with the threat of losing her job and caring for her ailing mother. When she allows her ex-husband Donald to use their apartment address as a drop box, she inadvertently places the family in danger. A story of family relations, teenage angst, secrets, blackmail and murder