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For Major General Randy West, From Prayer to Victory is a story thatneeds telling. It's about God and about the men and women who wear theuniform of and distinguish their service to our great nation.Gen. West served as the Aviation Combat Element Commander (ACE)for the Fifth Marine Expeditionary Brigade in Operation Desert Storm,which was billed as "the Mother of all Wars!" He looks back on his daysof development, preparation and participation in the conflict and revealsmany accounts of God's presence. He tells of the essential role God playedin hearing and answering the prayers of the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen andMarines and the prayers offered by those Americans on the home front.

In Founding Spirits George Washington's largely unknown and unexaminedrole as the entrepreneurial owner of one of the largest whiskey distilleriesin 18th-century America forms the core of this detailed portrayal of theorigins of the American whiskey industry.

Blueberry's Gift is the unlikely but true story of Blueberry, the Appaloosa pony, and his journey to do something with his life to help make the world a better place. Through his hard work, calm strength, and bright personality, Blueberry overcomes many challenges and achieves recognition as a nationally acclaimed therapy horse.

As you walk the sandy beaches and gaze out to sea, do you ever wonder what the inhabitants of the coastal community might have to say about themselves? The clams and crabs, the birds and star fish, the flounder, the shark, and the whale-what might they say to an inquisitive child?This book is a classic poetic response to just those questions. Lyrical and funny, poet/author Margo Solod first wrote the collection of seaside poetry for her nephew and now shares them with a world full of young exploratory beach dwellers. To help young imaginations soar, illustrator Bruce Macdonald created pen and pastel artwork of the sea creatures for each poem.Whether read to a child or read by a child, the poems and pictures portray the sea creatures'' stories, not deep like the ocean, just teaching in a humorously gentle way about the moon and the tides retreating to reveal a trove of ocean dwellers-where they live, what they might do, and what they might eat. It''s all uncommonly tasteful, in language children love.