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Dive into the enigmatic realm of consciousness with 'Mindscapes.' Through captivating prose and vivid imagery, this book unveils the intricate landscapes of the human mind. From the luminous expanse of creativity to the shadowy depths of introspection, each page invites readers on a transformative journey of self-discovery. Explore the profound mysteries of existence and gain new insights into the complexities of the self and the world around you. Embark on an immersive voyage through the hidden realms of consciousness and unlock the secrets of your innermost thoughts and emotions.

TAIPAN SNAKE PIT discloses the tribulations of the Vietnam helicopter war, and provides deeply moving insight into the lives of those crewman who routinely flew combat assault missions. Written in narrative non-fiction, the book reveals the rarely told account of air to ground combat exposed for the first time to their mortality. In 1969 sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll dominated most of these young lives, but they stood and fought hard believing they were doing the right thing irrespective of politics, and public opinion.Setting the backdrop is the 135th Assault Helicopter Unit, a fighting contingency made up of Royal Australian Navy personnel and members of the United States Army. As the only multi-national experimental military unit in Vietnam, they maintained the highest order of discipline and wrought devastation of the Viet Cong in South Vietnam's delta region.With a year long adventure before him, the protagonist, MITCHELL COLLINS reflects on his desire to fly in the machines he was trained to repair. Almost immediately he is transformed into an aerial combatant of the unit's elite Taipan platoon flying helicopter gunships. Their mission is to protect the troop transport choppers carrying ground forces into the fight. Once the troops are in the landing zone, the Taipan's provided gun support and reconnaissance. His experience were unlike other combatants who fought on the ground, the intensity and frequency of actions were multiplied by their mobility. Mitchell soon contemplates on his heartfelt emotion of the carnage and of losing comrades. In the last three month's he fly's the night missions of the hunter/killers", and his chances for survival dwindle.

This is a true story of a child, the youngest of three kids. School was not challenging enough. Travelled all over North America, Canada, The Arctic Circle 9 times and managed to stay alive.

David Travis is the self published author of his first book Life, Love and Poetry. David was born in New York and grew up in Western Massachusetts. At age of eighteen, David joined the Navy. He left the Navy four years later. David started writing his first poetry works in 2000, but didn't publish his first work until 2018. He writes about his thoughts and feelings on life and love and puts his poetry in brief stories that his readers can relate to. David is currently working on his second collection of poems.

While listening to the tour guide, Junior suddenly became aware of hands reaching out to him. The touch startled him, and he jumped but he lost his footing and fell into the water! The hands that had reached for him were trying to get him out the water, but he kept moving further and further away.

When Semaj and his sister went out to play, he noticed a little girl next door sitting on her steps with a brand-new bike. He went over, introduced himself and asked if he could ride her bike. She said, "Yes." As he was walking down the sidewalk with the bike, he suddenly heard someone shouting, "Come back here with that bike!" Suddenly there were hands dragging him and the bike back toward the house. He was screaming, "You were stealing the bike and I'm calling the cops!"

The Year the Easter Bunny Got Lost- On a dark, cloudy night, the Easter Bunny is flying around the world, delivering and hiding Easter eggs. He arrives at a house and starts to hide the eggs. There is a power outage, and he can't see and hits his head on a lamp. Suddenly, he hears a little voice asking, "Who is there?" No one is supposed to see the Easter Bunny. But the voice reveals it is a little girl who is blind. Since she can't see him, he reveals himself to her. She knows her way around the house without sight. After talking, she helps him place the eggs in hiding places. He is grateful that this little girl, who cannot see, becomes his hero.

Nothing in this world is permanent. Stop wasting your time with negativity. Love fully, Love deeply. Love unconditionally. A life lived full of Love will attract positivity. - Erwin John Mamhot