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We all feel compelled to give advice to others about many things whether we know anything about what they are doing or not. Often this advice is off the mark but sometimes it can be something which may be helpful. When we receive the advice we should take the advice and consider what wisdom it may contain to help us in our life. Just remember when you give advice, the advice you give today will come back to you on a different day in a different way.

One evening in March 2018, Aliya, a 7th grader in Maryland, returned home from a student walkout at her school and began to write poems about the death of 17 in Florida. In Stoneman Douglas High SchoolBlood still runs down the window panesScreams still ring through the hallsAnd the echoes of the pastLive onIn the voices of the future Counting to 17, finished 8 months later, is as fine a tribute to the 17 dead, 14 wounded, and Stoneman Douglas High School student body as any adult could write. Aliya's desire to write about the Parkland shootings was propelled forward by Mahatma Gandhi's admonition to: "Be the change that you wish to see in the world." She hopes Counting to 17 will create a greater push for keeping children safe in schools. Therefore, the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Americans for Children's Lives and School Safety: www.americansforclass.org. "Change really does start with every single one of us." - Aliya

"The LORD God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it." Gen 2:15The work God gave Adam in tending the Garden was designed to be rewarding and fulfilling, but, when frustrated by Adam's sin, turned into a drudge. Today, TGIF is a common sentiment expressing how many feel about the work they have.In contrast to TGIF however, work has always been a significant and rewarding part of author Richard Gold's life. His first real work was as a teenager using his family's lawn mower to cut neighborhood lawns earning both spending money and his college tuition. In college, he continued working, this time for NASA earning the funds to support his college education. NASA liked his work ethic so much that upon graduation he was given full time employment. When Gold retired, he had worked for a number of US Government agencies and completed an enjoyable career. In Work is a Four Letter Word, Gold counters TGIF and gives readers ideas and thoughts that help them appreciate work and deal with work experiences, both past and present. His statements and poems provide kindness, understanding, and wisdom to today's frustrated worker helping them to look forward to the reward of work.

Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life?Meet Tip-Tap, a box turtle who lives in Mushroom Valley with his family and friends. He's playing hide and seek with his best friend, Tippie. Maybe you can help Tip-Tap find her. While you are at it, how many hidden snails can you find?This first book by author Caden Smith and illustrator Evelyn Meyers, written and illustrated when they were 10, shows the talent they have and gives a foretaste of works they will produce in the future.

Ben and Luke are eating hotdogs at the air show when Luke spots a boy who is choking. Ben knows what to do, but can he and Luke act fast enough to save the boy's life?Fast Action is the newest book in the Uncle Rocky, Fireman series of the Glad To Do It! collection of children's picture books. The Glad To Do It! collection tells the adventures of a fire fighter (Uncle Rocky), police officers (Officer Jack, Officer Kate), and an EMT (EMT Morales) as they fight fires, stop crime, rescue people, and help neighbors. The stories are free of bad behavior and the characters are kind, friendly people who enjoy helping others. The books emphasize service to others and devotion to duty and end with the trademark "Glad to do it!" statement that children repeat with the characters.The Glad To Do It! collection thanks and honors the commitment, courage, and bravery of millions of police officers, fire fighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians who go to work every day fully prepared to place themselves between their neighbors and danger.Visit www.GladToDoIt.net to download free coloring pages and order other books in the "Glad To Do It!" series

A fire alarm interrupts the planning meeting for the firehouse's Annual Crab Picking Festival. When Bob, Big Joe, and Uncle Rocky return to the station, a house in their community has been gutted and a family is homeless without any clothing or furniture. They decide to help by turning the Crab Picking Festival into a clothing and furniture drive. As they plan for the big event, Ben asks the question they are all wondering, "Do you think people will help them out?" "Helping out" is book #9 in the Uncle Rocky, Fireman series of the Glad To Do It! collection of children's picture books. Helping Out is based upon a real response conducted in summer of 2017 by the Cobb Island Volunteer Fire Department and EMS of Charles County, Maryland. They responded to and extinguished a house fire in their small close-knit community. They fire completely destroyed the family's possessions. The fire fighters were so moved by the loss that they organized a furniture and clothing collection drive to help the family get back on their feet. This book is dedicated to First Responders everywhere (Federal, State, County, and City) who have decided they want to help their fellow citizens and have sacrificed significant personal and family time to become trained and certified to do just that. There are many alive today because of their caring. The Glad To Do It! collection tells the adventures of a fire fighter (Uncle Rocky), police officers (Officer Jack, Officer Kate), and an EMT (EMT Morales) as they fight fires, stop crime, rescue people, and help neighbors. The stories are free of bad behavior and the characters are kind, friendly people who enjoy helping others. The books emphasize service to others and devotion to duty and end with the trademark "Glad to do it!" statement that children repeat with the characters.Visit www.GladToDoIt.net to download free coloring pages and order other books in the "Glad To Do It!" collection

When Officer Jack and Officer Kate respond to a report of a stolen puppy they encounter a frustrated mom and a sad boy. The only clues she can give the officers are a description of the couple and their phone number. Will these clues be enough for Officer Jack and Officer Kate of crack the case wide open and retrieve the puppy? The Officer Jack series of children's illustrated story books describes the adventures of Officer Jack and Officer Kate as they patrol Hamilton Township. On foot or in Car 14, they are committed to preserving property, protecting people, and stopping crime.Called "Good Books for Young Boys and Girls," the Officer Jack and Uncle Rocky, Fireman stories make up the "Glad To Do It!" series of children's picture books. The stories are free of bad behavior and the characters are kind, friendly people who enjoy helping others. Glad To Do It! books emphasize service to others and devotion to duty as each story ends with the trademark statement, "Glad to do it!" The "Glad To Do It !" collection thanks and honors the commitment, courage, and bravery of millions of police officers, fire fighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians who go to work every day fully prepared to place themselves between their neighbors and danger.