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Boogie is a delightful story about a friendly booger named Boogie and his thrilling adventures inside the nose-haired forest. The perfect book for kids and adults not easily grossed out by booger talk. There is plenty or slime, snot rockets and booger talk to enthrall the pickiest of listeners.

The author aligns her psychological perspective with the Tibetan's (Ascended Master Dhwhal Khul, aka Master DK) cosmic wisdom to address the central issues that humankind will be increasingly facing in the upcoming years. The Tibetan's intent is to help us prepare for tremendous change. Humankind is now walking the razor's edge. We must make a significant shift in consciousness. There is no other place to go but forward. We are collectively undergoing total transformation -- a new human being is emerging. So much promise awaits us; we are architects of the new paradigm. We have no road maps or guides for this collective birth. Allow this guide book to provide a greater perspective on the challenging process of consciously making a transformational, fundamental shift in consciousness. Rather than feel like overwhelmed victims of a strange time on the planet as we sense the old way of things slipping through our fingers into a sea of chaos, this field guide reminds us that today's evolutionary demands offer a profound opportunity to to make tremendous spiritual progress, to liberate the soul from lifetimes of hardship and limiting beliefs, and to co-create a brand new understanding of our potential as a human race. We are learning to language a new paradigm, to accept an unprecedented colossal amount of soul homework, and to support each other through the rigors of alchemy. All of this hard work is not for naught. Within these pages, the Tibetan offers his teachings to clarify, ease, catalyze, and reassure us on this mysterious journey. This book is written to help focus us on what is most important at this time, to provide guidance for how to best collaborate with the Divine Call to open, and to compassionately assist us to make contact with unresolved soul congestion in need of healing. May it serve to stimulate the courage to release the outmoded self, as we travel into the deepest level of our collective shadow to clear out all residues of illusion and distortion. These pages will empower you, help you get your bearings and orient to the rapidly approaching horizon of the new paradigm in consciousness. The reader is guided to harness today's accelerated energies and ride the wave of transformation with confidence, optimism, strength, and faith. May this book inspire you, comfort you, challenge you, and bring us all closer together as we smile in recognition that indeed something wonderful is happening to every one of us!

You Can Do Better: 12 Ways to be a Better You, is a unique children's motivational chapter book. This book helps your child be the best person they can be.

Manteo, North Carolina. June 2009: Vanessa McGrath is beginning her summer vacation. After meeting Charlie Connolly, their casual dates slowly develop into more than friendship. Vanessa relies on the close bond with her sister, and the voices of wisdom from Angie, her grandmother, and Tosca, the sage of the community, to put it all in perspective. The beauty of this picturesque town, including a charming coastal bed and breakfast, is intertwined and provides a stunning setting for romance and heartache. The Sands of Roanoke Island is a small town tale immersed with the importance of family ties, friends, and community.

JOE COCKER is one of the most dynamic singing stars to emerge from the Twentieth Century, and was one of the most unique, creative, and memorablerockers around. With distinctively huge hits like, "With a Little Help from My Friends," "You Are So Beautiful," and his Number One duet withJennifer Warnes, "Up Where We Belong," Cocker is a one-of-a-kind legend. Although he was relatively unknown in 1969 when he took the stage of the Woodstock Music Festival, he quickly rose to fame for his trademark onstage choreography and anguished blues singing. His album, "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" cemented his international stardom. Though he was an Academy and Grammy Award winner, Cocker's life was not always on an uphill track. He suffered from low self-esteem and bouts of depression. It wasn't until later in his life that he met the love of his life, Pam, who helped him put his personal life back on track before his death in 2014. Cocker's life was one of attaining goals, making disastrous mistakes, and ultimately finding happiness and redemption in the eleventh hour. In Joe Cocker: With a LOT of Help from His Friends, every aspect of Joe's amazinglife and career is examined and explained.--Bego, Mark

In the year 1889, Swayzee, Indiana bakery owner Nikolai Kaminski appeared in Grant County Circuit Court on charges of murdering his wife Sasha, and her accused lover, Tony Romero. Before being sent off to the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City to serve his twenty-five years-to-life sentence, Kaminski vowed to seek revenge against all the members of his jury, the judge, and even his lawyer. Eighteen years later, the prisoner managed a successful escape in the dead of winter, and by spring, a rash of unconnected killings began taking place in the town of Marion. One by one, men from the community were systematically being slain at the hands of an unknown assailant.

This collection of poems enabled the mother-daughter duo to work on a project together.

First time Author, A.J. Wich has written a delightful story. Readers will be engaged with this fun, creative story about a girl named Ann, and her friendship with a boy and his dog. It is also about the adventures they go on, which contain pirates, a new friend, an overprotective brother, and an unexpected. . . well you are just going to have to read it to find out.

Poetry tells a story. It raises consciousness, confirms feelings, expresses doubts and rewards the person who writes it and the person who reads it. This collection of poems was written over many years; however, life's situations never go out of style, nor do the sentiments and impressions that speak to a person viewing a beautiful sunset, or being hurt by a lost friendship. Enjoy the book!

Logan is saddled running the family ranch and wedding venue while raising twin toddlers, when Lauren walks through the door. The face-to-face encounter forces them both to relive the past and the assault of emotions they each tried to bury. Meanwhile, Logan ruminates on his former life, and the dream that he abandoned, while Lauren wants nothing to do with the past. Somehow she still finds herself asking one question over and over again: What happened to Logan Lucas and the love they once shared?

This book, CHEER, is essential reading for junior high students to those in their senior year to avoid divorce. CHEER would be exemplary learning for psychologists,teachers, doctors, parents and those wanting a meaningful relationship and life long cooperation with the opposite sex.

The book of poetry, entitled Poetic Psalms to the Lord & Poems About Life, attempts to focus on the communal unity and amity (or love) of families, communities, and nations for each other under the Spirit of Jesus and his commandments of love in a divisive, self-seeking world. The poetry also focuses on the light and shadows of society, in both a serious and humorous tone. The body of works also entails marital romance and "critters", a US Southeastern slang for animals. It is my hope that folks reading the material may be enlightened with the Holy Father's and the Son of Man's love for them in everyday life. Hopefully, the reader may experience the provocation of deep thought and meditation over societal phenomena and finds satisfaction in reading about the observations of life.

Author Marina Murray pens her first book of poems. Readers will enjoy her honest exploration of a life seeking the God she wants to know personally. Marina's intention in writing this book is to encourage her readers in their walk with God. Life brings many trials, problems, and hardships that will knock us down. She hopes that her words will encourage and strengthen others to stand back up again. Life's problems will come and go, but God always stays.

Set in the late 1800's, the story of Elizabeth begins in the city of Boston, Massachusetts. Orphaned and unafraid, she hurriedly jumps on a train to flee a desperate situation in hopes of a better life. Now forced to learn the survival tactics of the dangerous and deadly road, Elizabeth is befriended by a neighborly hobo who teaches her the ways of the haggard streets. Together, they embark on an unknown journey westward, requiring her to leave the only life she has ever known behind. In this story, Elizabeth learns the grit of endurance as she encounters new friends and new foes trekking the countryside. Join her on the pilgrimage to new life in the booming town of Harrisburg, Indiana.

Adrienne Palma has authored yet another children's book with loads of educational information. Teachers, librarians and homeschoolers will love the beautiful colorful illustrations and easy to read stories that teach the listeners all about the Ghost Crab and it's habitat. So many learning opportunities when you begin an adventure with Crystal the Ghost Crab. From the shoreline of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, enjoy learning about these small crustaceans.

A discovery to devour. Follow along in this adventurous mystery of majestic madness. A creative inspiration of ingenious mobility to succumb to. A read the literary world has yearned. An adventure into possibilities that though impossible, and should be impossible, seem plausible. Why not, when the currents of enlightenment flow so easily into a realm not imagined, nor discovered before.

The contents of this book are a collection of poetry inspired from the award-winning canvas art of Zeal Artistry. May the words within bring you peace, comfort and joy in your season of growing. God bless you, dear friend.

Author Tayo Mabadeje introduces us to Dara. Dara goes to school and is very smart, but has no friends. Dara has no friends because is not a nice little girl. She is constantly saying bad words and refusing to listen to anyone, including her teacher. She doens't even listen to her parents. Everyone around Dara is sad because of her behavior. Everything and everyone is affected by Dara's behavior. One day her mother has a serious talk with her. Dara listens to her mother and changes the way she acts at school. She starts to listen to her teacher and share her toys. Dara's parents, friends and teacher al notice a change in Dara. Suddenly everyone wants to play with Dara now. Dara likes how she feels when she is sharing and loves having friends.

The Moreau River is a well-known and central feature of Mid-Missouri. This smaller river and its tributaries pass through many communities in this region and have a collateral influence on others. Its primary and secondary waters flow under highways, nourishes farms, passes by homes perched on bluffs and, in other locations, flows through smaller settlements. It is a waterway possessing a legacy spanning several counties and has either directly or indirectly touched an assortment of communities in some fashion. This list includes such towns as Russellville, Lohman, Enon, Honey Creek, Jefferson City, Brazito, Hickory Hill and California. It should be of little surprise, then, that a compilation of historical stories from around Mid-Missouri would have a title somehow connected to the Moreau River. Along the Moreau River and its tributaries emerge fascinating stories such as that of a former slave who lived to the impressive age of 113 years old. It is a legacy featuring a Lutheran congregation that had the privilege of hearing from a Native American Christian missionary who was the last chief of the Mohican tribe. Other stories highlight a young man from Hickory Hill who later served as a lawman in a bustling Wild West town. When pulling on the thread of a local folk tale or historical event, one often discovers it is connected to many unique people and events.... and, in the end, more stories come pouring forth-just like the waters of the Moreau. This compilation of history from throughout Mid-Missouri provides an engaging snapshot of many of the people and places who have come before us.

Peaches are the color of orange sorbet, the ocean is like blue green algae, the rocks where I grew up are red, and lavender isthe color I became when I turned 28.Lavender is a collection of poetry, but more than that it is a collection of moments. These words have followed me through thepast ten years of life like little shadows and have come to fruition as a book through both vulnerability and bravery.Within Lavender I am able to share the intricacies of seeing beauty in all stages of life; love, loss, mistakes, failure, happiness and newbeginnings. Lavender is the way the dust settled around me, it is the place I found as home, it is who I am.

In Marvin's third publication, teenager James Wright, born about 1851, is saddened and disillusioned after his father, Samuel Wright, was killed in 1864 by Confederates. is horrible act brings thoughts of revenge and hatred to James. The emotional and mental pain would propel James Wright into a lifetime of crime that eventually involves two nephews, John and Albert Templeton. In 2000, Marvin met Betty Lou DeBord Frank, a Templeton descendant who had a wealth of information regarding the Wright and Templeton families. Betty, a great-niece of the Templeton brothers, and Marvin, a Templeton cousinthrough his great grandmother Susannah Templeton Byrd. Once Betty and Marvin realized they were related on the Templeton side, it set off a series of events, culminating in Marvin being asked by Betty in 2012 to write and publish this book, "A Civil War Legacy, the Saga of East Tennessee Outlaws, James Wright & John Templeton."Back from the Grave? Sadly, after the cold-blooded murder of Deputy Clint Legere, there was no turning back for John and Albert Templeton; their lives had changed forever. Once the Templetons were indicted with Jim and the Lawson brothers for the Legere murder, returning home and living an everyday life was no longer an option for the two. Regretfully, Albert dies while incarcerated in the Knoxville jail, while Jim and John ultimately die violently and ignominiously. Strangely, this doesn't end the James Wright and John and Albert Templeton saga as many presumed it would. Nine years after their deaths, mysterious events transpire to make some believe the three had risen from the grave with an unholy mission- to rain down deadly vengeance.

How many times do we as adults say, "Do as I say, not as a I do?" When asked by colleagues to write a children's book with a healthy eating message the author recalled a time when her son (then aged five) craved the sweets from the adult Sunday school room. The result was a humorous book illustrating a child's view of the "rules" we often impose on them.

Author Samuel Brassfield has taken on the challenge to not only point out the seemingly insurmountable problems facing this 21st century, but bring a solution to the challenges the world at large and present church world faces in these uncertain times. National crisis due to economic meltdown created by recent earthquakes and tsunamis or wars that have erupted due to masses of humanity in abject poverty struggling for survival while toppling dictators, is only a few of today's world-wide woes. The shaking of all things including the earth itself is ever increasing, creating such mental, physical, social and economic upheaval its mind boggling to say the least! What is missing in the equation? There is only one factor that will bring a solution to the many challenges we are facing..."the spiritual aspect", which seems to have vanished from the minds of millions. All governments and religious leaders both face unprecedented times and unresolved life threatening crisis and now both must re-discover true "Christianity" or face sudden death without hope of futureexistence on planet earth.

Liz Franklin's book is full of stories. Some of the stories are of individuals who lived thousands of years ago and some are more recent, but all have relatable elements. Like the tales of old, we all have endured blisters, trials and hardships. Reading the victories of those who have gone before us lifts and causes us to rejoice at seeing the result having sought and received God's mercy and love. While feeling sadness when reading about others who failed to pursue righteous living and did not accept the offer of eternal life in Heaven. He who has ears to hear, let him hear. "Ask and it shall be given you; seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall be opened unto you." Matthew 7:7-8The inspiration for this book occurred when Elizabeth's heart was deeply touched by her pastor's message that no matter how great the sin in our lives, God is waiting to forgive all. His mercy waits for those who humbly ask Him.