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Welcome to the world of Baby and the Beast. Curses fall and blessings abound. Mistreated by her father and her brother all through her youth, Baby Pollyanna emerges as a stout Christian who relies on God to carry her through. Lonnie P. Anderson hits the mark as she writes about the lost and forlorn and the lost and condemned. Jesus came to save the lost and forlorn. Now we know that the "Rapture" has come to earth, as Lonnie walks us through heaven and discards the wicked into hell. There are many ways in, but one true way, and that is through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. A little about the Rapture goes a long way in offering hope, and encouragement, and eagerness to meet the Lord in the sky. He comes, he is coming, with his angels. Terrified of hell without knowing why, Baby Pollyanna's adoptive dad is already on the path to destruction, and hideous intent. Her brother, as well is found wicked and not worthy, having raped his sister more than once. Baby falls and goes into a coma. She dreams about the reality of heaven on earth. She opens the door to eternal paradise with her heart. Lonnie weaves a tale of love and of horror, intent on setting the righteous straight and the wicked condemned already. Find hope in Baby and the Beast, as we look toward the future and walk in the grace that heaven provides as we come to paradise through Jesus, and loving our God and our neighbor. The Rapture is here, the Rapture is now.

These two stories put power in the hands and minds of you - teenagers. In school K-12 you are bombarded with Critical Race Theory and grooming or transgenderism every day. You are pressured to feel bad about yourself, forced to divide into artificial groups, see yourself as the "oppressor" or the "oppressed," and question your sexuality well before you ever experience it. But these stories will show you the truth about many of the troubling issues you are subjected to. Thus they empower you to confront the stuff schools are infecting you with. These stories let you see the truth you will never get in school or other books. And they will enable you to argue these issues when confronted with the misinformation teachers tell you. OPPORTUNITY - THE WAY BACK FROMCRITICAL RACE THEORY pits students, who are being tutored after hours by an African American lawyer and father of one of the students, against their history teacher. The dialog is full of facts and truths about slavery, Critical Race Theory ((CRT), diversity, inclusion and equity (DIE) and shows how minorities are particularly damaged by such instruction. In the end the students see the opportunities America offers them and shows the bogus crippling of students that CRT and DIE do.CHOICES - THE WAY BACK FROM GROOMING The second story is about a 12 year-old who wants to star in track and decides to identify as a girl and compete on the girl's team. It exposes the pressure put on students to transition, the lose-lose damage such a situation causes to the transgender and those around him or her - friends and family - and the bogus notoriety the school gets along with school administrators, teachers unions, and the medical industry. The story delves into actual experiences of transgenders, but has a tragic ending which could have been avoided.

Criminal behaviors take place everyday. It is up to us to heal from them. Naturally, physical assault can lead to much depression, anxiety, and durable fiascos. Eternal joy is a promise for all who come to Jesus Christ enlisting his assistance to fill all the holes dug in the wrong places. The Cookie Monster is a tale about beauty arising from destruction, probably the only notable work of this kind. Lonnie P. Anderson takes you on a journey through forgiveness and overcoming, never giving up on the faith, joy, and hope that are ours for the taking. Workmanship and steady philosophical hope takes place throughout an incandescent and provocative emblem of desire. Love is a reward for those who search for and find the companionship of the Lord Jesus. Belligerent denial of obstructive cantankerous situations miffs the truth of good opinion and disastrous deceit, where leaning on lies sends you down to the bottom. History depletes natures of soliloquy and pardonable, individual complications of remorse. Repercussions give grace to interludes of stress and overcoming, where faith complies with nature and becomes spiritually renewed. Antagonism resists our efforts to destroy evil, yet we can resist those most ignoble forces of destruction patterned after lost or suicidal redemption. Cookies were made for cookie monsters and cookie kings. Let this elaborate epic saga grace you in learning about the "baker", our Father in Heaven and the cookie monster whose attributes refine and conclude with victory. Baskets of cookies roam our world today. See first hand what a cookie monster can do.

This book is written about one woman's journey from grief to grace and it is a message to encourage others to continue walking with God which can increase one's faith even through the shedding of tears, For the word of God declares that we are overcomers, first by the shedding of our Lord and Savior Jesus our Savior's blood and secondly, by the word of our testimony.So, as a believer, I want everyone to know that I am a living testimony of the goodness of God and a stronger witness that the God I serve, the God I believe in and the God we pray to continues to offer hope to anyone and everyone who believes and especially during the times we are experiencing pain, when we are suffering through the times of grief, he is closer than you think.This book is a detail of my life's journey from brokenness to Holiness also to highlight that anything and all things are possible with God.Lastly, I am a living witness that God honors His word above His name. It has been through the prophetic words that were spoken to me that have come to fulfillment. His word is life.

A Galaxy of Stars best describes Andrew "Rube" Foster's 1910 Chicago Leland Giants. In their only season together, this combination of players played their way into the heart and soul of a nation divided. They are proof positive that the National and American Leagues did not corner the market on athletic talent. Foster's unit began the season with a thirty-two and one record and ended with thirty-one consecutive victories. They scored nearly 1,000 runs and finished the season with a 124-7-1 record. Their win total is elevated to 138-11-2 when Cuban Winter League games are added. They played 64 games in the Chicago portion of their schedule. These games are equivalent to a home schedule for National and American League teams. Foster's Giants finished with a landmark 57-6-1 record for games played in Chicago. That Foster, John Henry Lloyd, and John "Pete" Hill, three members of the 1910 Leland Giants, are enshrined in Baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, is worthy of closer observation. And yet, Bruce Petway, Frank Wickware, and Grant "Home Run" Johnson should be there, too. Thus, Phil Dixon's American Baseball Chronicles, Volume II, Great Teams, enters the illustrious conversation. The Leland Giants story is uniquely told here in a day-to-day account of every exciting win and every memorable thrill. The comparative scores and related histories are a resourceful and entertaining aid for further analysis of the participation of African-American athletes in baseball as best represented by one legendary team in a single championship season.

The book is my personal experience with paraphrenia. How it affectedwhat led up to the breakdown in 2019

Caroline and Christopher, who are featured in this book, really did grow up all over the world. They are truly world citizens who love to learn about new cultures. This book shares the story of their early childhood in the colorful nation of India. By sharing the magic and richness of Indian culture and people, you hopefully will be inspired to learn more about far away places and cultures very different from your own. The world is so amazing. Go out and learn all you can! If you like this book. Also Available on Amazon is Christopher & Caroline in Kenya.

Briggsy, the tuba was not looking forward to his first trip to camp.He was beginning to enjoy the camp activities when something unexpected happens. Briggsy's actions save the day, but is it enough to change his mind about camping?

People often say that homelessness can happen to anybody. It is virtually only two missed paychecks away. "Love Under the K Street Bridge" follows the journey of Jason Powell, an immensely popular high school band director, and Alexis Gordon, an internationally renowned business woman as they become successful in society, fall on hard times, and lose everything. They both become homeless and subsequently are scorned by the society that once adored them. They find each other and develop a romantic bond as they try to traverse the evils of life on the street. This fictional story highlights the fact that anybody can be just two paychecks, or one medical crisis, away from homelessness. This story is also about the power of love and how love enables man to survive anything. The struggle is real. Love is real. This is a story of the human condition.

This book is a sequel to The Spaceship Match. The book is about a young creature and his classmates continuing their class journey with a space trip adventure. These unique creatures are based on my sisters and my baby brother. I love my siblings so much so I decided to write a children's book about them. The students will encounter a conflict when they notice their speedy reader is missing from the spaceship. Who will help the students of Woodburner Elementary return back to their school before Christmas?

"A remarkable, vivid, and meticulously researched story about an unjustly forgotten major figure of the nineteenth century." - Nicholas B. Lemann"It's more than a bio. It's a way to understand Jewishness, the South, and America." - Walter Isaacson"Peter Wolf's The Sugar King is an absorbing ancestral journey." - Henry Louis Gates, Jr.Peter M. Wolf unearths Southern Jewish history in a major new work, with a foreword by Calvin Trillin.A penniless, illiterate, Jewish thirteen-year-old from France crosses the Atlantic alone. Landing in raucous and polyglot New Orleans in 1837, the third largest city in America, he starts out as a peddler of notions to plantations along the Mississippi. He remains unable to read or to write in English or in French his entire life. Nevertheless, by the end of his intrigue-filled life, Leon Godchaux is known as the "Sugar King of Louisiana," the owner of fourteen plantations, the largest sugar producer in the region and the top taxpayer in the state. He refuses to enter the sugar business until the end of slavery. Unsympathetic to the Lost Cause, caught up in the Civil War, and negotiating Reconstruction and Jim Crow, Godchaux simultaneously builds an esteemed New Orleans clothing empire.Godchaux relies on the accomplishments of two Black men. Joachim Tassin, a slave whose birth status both men conceal, is entwined with Leon Godchaux in his clothing business, and Norbert Rillieux is a free man of color whose overlooked ingenious invention enables Godchaux to build his sugar empire.

"IF You really want to hear about" my history of the 6 decades of changes in 'my Village' "you'll probably want to know where I was born, and what my lousy childhood was like....and all that David Copperfield kind of crap, but I don't feel like going into it if you want to know the truth." In the first place that stuff bores me, and in the second places, my parents" long since in their graves in Mt Pleasant Cemetery overlooking the bowling alley in Hartville, Ohio - "would have about two hemorrhages apiece if I told anything very personal about them . They were quite touchy about anything like that and would not appreciate it ...Besides, I am not going to tell you my whole goddamn autobiography or something. I am just going to tell you about this stuff that happened to me" starting in the fall of 1957.

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Henry Winter has always wanted to be a writer and dreamt of it since he was a boy. Now his dreams were coming true as he begins his journey at the San Francisco Chronicle. Two months in, he has proven his writing skills and impressed Mr. Branson, the chief editor of the paper. Things seemed to be going great...until the day he met Elizabeth.Elizabeth was Mr. Branson's daughter and his pride and joy. He was protective of her and everyone at the chronicle knew it. All except for Henry and when Henry saw her, he was smitten! He knew she was to be his wife and when her father found out about Henry's feelings, he was not happy!Determined to keep his daughter and Henry apart, Mr. Branson decides to send Henry on assignment to Colorado to find a man people said did some extraordinary things in the 1860's. He tells Henry that is he can find the man and complete the story to Mr. Branson's liking, he would give his blessing for Henry and Elizabeth to be married. Henry accepts without hesitation and heads to Grand Junction, Colorado where he finds more than just a story...

Do you know that you have the right to believe in yourself and the power around you? You absolutely do! There is a power that works within you, just for you. No matter what you want to do, be, or have in your life, it is possible. Only you have the power to surround yourself with a positive atmosphere to convince yourself of this truth. Against all odds, you can exercise your right to stay focused on things that will elevate you to achieve anything you desire. There are many factors involved, but you can tap into the space of the impossible, miraculous, the unexplainable, and commonly-thought as unachievable. Take advantage of every resource to raise your vibration to meet the power that can reach the unreachable and attain the unattainable. Nothing is impossible to the believer! You only need to be convinced, and YOU hold the keys.

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Jake Delaney is the target of many NBA scouts. Little does he know that his dad's past also makes him a target of a powerful international arms dealer.Jake is a senior point guard with real potential to be a first round NBA draft pick. His plan is to lead Seton Hall to the NCAA championship. His relationship with his dad, Chuck Reardon, has been tenuous at best. Chuck's career as a Navy SEAL spy has made it difficult to develop a close relationship with his son. But the relationship comes front and center when Chuck's past puts Jake's life in the crosshairs. Chuck's failed military operation 20 years ago resulted in the death of the only son of a weapons dealer known as The Crimson Scimitar. The psychopath has other plans. "An eye for an eye," and the plot to kill Jake is set into motion.It's March Madness and Seton Hall is playing Michigan in the "Sweet 16" round at the United Center in Chicago. It's the biggest game in Jake's life with Jake's life in the balance.It's a game that Chuck must not lose!

Autumn Falls and Winter BreezesIs about my love of nature and it'sSeasons. Poetry has always been my way of self-expression and inthese poems I write about mylove of God's creation.

The Biddle family lives in a rabbit habitat deep in the forest. A warehouse nearby is storing hazardous waste in barrels that are beginning to leak. The area around their habitat is becoming very dangerous. Bunny Joshua Biddle decides to go exploring and gets himself into a little trouble! The neighbors rescue him and realize they need to take action in order to protect their children.This short story should start a conversation between parents and children, discussing the environmental mishaps from the past, the present, and the future.

STARTER STORIES FOR THE VERY YOUNG READER is for children who are ready to read. Children should not be pushed into reading at too early an age. However, for those who are so inclined, easy reading, interesting, phonetic books should be available. This book contains five stories, each emphasizing one of the short vowel sounds. On the Sight Words page on the inside cover of each story, there is space for a pocket holding Flash Cards for that story. Due to publishing constraints, those flashcards and pockets are only available through: https: //sites.google.com/site/starterstories76/. STARTER STORIES FOR THE VERY YOUNG READER is intended to be an enjoyable and challenging introduction to reading for the young child.

This book tells the story of a young boy who visits a land that is unfamiliar to him, but he is well received because of his grandmother's dedication to the community. Monster Zunga is a fiction character who represents prejudice that exists with the hope of teaching and stressing the importance of not prejudging other in regards of their sex, race, or religion.