Bücher von Jacquelyn Hester Colleton-Akins

In this engaging tale, three detectives work for the Milky Way Space Patrol Station in space. These detectives will work on a special case involving finding the president''s family and his spaceship. President Abraham Colleton II wakes up observing First Lady Indria is missing. Indria hilariously upsets the whole White House by not letting anyone know she and their two children will be visiting Indria''s planet. The vice president and his family get involved. Indria''s mother becomes very upset. All the White House staff become very worried. There is only one day before the Christmas party for the students and parents, and there is a special present aboard the missing ship. President Colleton asks for help, and Vice President Leonard Maxey knows a detective capable of solving this mystery.

During the 1955 young African American children was used to go into the segregated public schools to pull down discrimination and open the doors for African Americans people. At the age of six years old Jacquelyn had to fight and work hard to fight discrimination. Her goals was to win equal rights for all African American people. Eating lunch in the cafeteria at a table by her self, enjoying her food then suddenly, I felt something hit me in my head and back messing up my clothes, she turned around to see what was going on and some food hit her in the face. Her struggles against harsh treatment, unfair laws, and against prejudice, and racism, she had to fight at a young age for equal rights.

Alvin went through all kinds of challenges, trials, and tribulations. Nevertheless, he was kind and humble. Why? It was because of his mother. She used physical punishment on him, causing bodily harm. Later, someone came along and accepted him.

This memoir from a father to a daughter chronicles biblical history, its meaning, and his prophesy about the Hebrew Israelites.

The storytelling begins with the first child of Peter and Ruby Hesters family. Friday night enjoyment time is conducted by my daddy sharing moments with the children named Sue Ann, Henry, and Jacquelyn. Every Friday, the television will be turned off at 2:00 p.m., and the family will prepare to eat dinner and then enjoy a sensational, thrilling, and fantastic story from our daddy. His story will inspire you, keep you thinking, and take you on an adventure to explore the wonders of life. One Friday, the stories opened us to the realities of our lives to come. My daddy lists his stories in four categories: (1) childhood stories, (2) dead-people stories, (3) family life stories, and (4) prediction stories. In the year 1955, my daddy told Henry, Sue Ann, and me a story/prediction that would last us our lifetime. The reality of life was opened up to us at a young age. I learned my daddy had the gift of predicting some events for his children and other people.

In this engaging tale, three detectives work for the Milky Way Space Patrol Station in space. These detectives will work on a special case involving finding the president''s family and his spaceship. President Abraham Colleton II wakes up observing First Lady Indria is missing. Indria hilariously upsets the whole White House by not letting anyone know she and their two children will be visiting Indria''s planet. The vice president and his family get involved. Indria''s mother becomes very upset. All the White House staff become very worried. There is only one day before the Christmas party for the students and parents, and there is a special present aboard the missing ship. President Colleton asks for help, and Vice President Leonard Maxey knows a detective capable of solving this mystery.Grade Levels: Pre-level through high schoolRemarks: Reading this book will capture children''s interest in science with its story of traveling into space. It will also help develop their reading skills and empower them with general knowledge.Quote: "Empowering our children with an everlasting legacy to grow on."

During the 1950s in Jacksonville, Florida, young African American children were used to go into the segregated public schools to pull down discrimination and open the doors for African Americans. At the age of six years old, Jacquelyn had to fight and work hard to fight discrimination. Her goal was to win equal rights for all African Americans. Eating lunch in the cafeteria at a table by herself, enjoying her foodthen suddenly, she felt a splash on her back and head, messing up her pink blouse. She turned around to see what was going on, and some food hit her in the face. With her struggles against the harsh treatment, unfair laws, and prejudice and racism, she had to fight at a young age for equal rights. Free PreviewThe family went to bed with happy thoughts, thinking about my first day of school tomorrow. I woke up early, ate a big breakfast and put on my new school clothes. My aunt came and picked up my sister and brother and took them to school. My mother took me to school at Oceanway Elementary School. When we arrived at the school, my heart was full of joy because it was time for me to start school for the first time. On my first day at Oceanway Elementary School, my mother took me to the office to register me for the first grade.

The most beautiful tree in the park is Mr. Maple. The leaves on Mr. Maple's tree had uncomplicated names. One of the finest and toughest leaf was named Liz. Liz had one of her toughest challenges yet to conquer.