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A powerful couple that is in desperate need of a son to start a family goes to extreme lengths to get what they want.

Two gentlemen in a senior community begin an evening $1 tuck-in service, complete with guitars and serenading. Pawns, Queens, Kings...the Endgame follows these two men and four other residents as they look for their own versions of purpose, esteem, and companionship. Not all is fun and shenanigans as the realities of aging appear. This bitter-sweet narrative tenderly explores the needs and wants of the aged, as well as their desire to die with dignity.

The story is about a little girl who befriends three deer triplets. The triplets stay around for most of the year and then something happens.

Throughout this book you will be told a story about a very special man. His life was an extraordinary one because he suffered a potentially fatal accident, but conquered. He achieved as much as he possibly could without the use of his hands and when he had no more to give of himself, he then created and gave the world Major League Baseball's first "Black Bonus Baby". This book is written from actual experiences and a wealth of material from 1919 through 2020. The pictures, letters, stories and excerpts from speeches and newspaper articles have been included in hopes that you, the reader, might be motivated to NEVER GIVE UP.

Some oldthinkers still read books . . .Carl Wells has been one of them.Some of those books have made a huge impression on him.Books I Have Loved gives us Wells' response to 46 books (by 41 authors) encountered through a longish life mostly spent (misspent?) reading books.His only regret is that he didn't spend more time reading.

THE BRAIN IS A CLOCK WILL BE AN EYE OPENER TO FIT IN EVERY HEART. WHILE WE CANNOT STOP OR PAUSE TIME, WE CAN CERTAINLY APPRECIATE 24HOURS TO BE THE BEST OF THE BEST. ENJOY ART WITH ABUNDANCE OF CLOCKS FROM THE HEART AND MINDSET OF A GIFTED SOUL. COMBINING POETRY AND ART IS A MASTERPIECE IN DISGUISE. EXPLORE EVERY AVENUE WITH A SMILE. PAULETTE LEWIS-BROWN WILL WELCOME 2023 WITH BOOK NUMBER 16th. FAITH, FAMILY AND A FEW LOYAL FRIENDS. WELCOME TO AMERICA. ROOTS FOREVER BONDED TO JAMAICA. THE BRAIN IS A CLOCK. PLANT THIS SEED FOR MR RAINY DAY.

Piney Wood Zoo is a glimpse inside a fascinating zoo where Pine Tree People are the main attraction. It teaches; overcoming adversity, conservation and that everyone can make an impact if they just believe in themselves

This book focuses on children who have been removed from their homes due abuse or neglect and are currently residing in foster care. The mixed up, confused feelings children feel when feeling safe with foster families, but still visiting birth parents can cause lots of acting out behaviors. This book explores those emotions in an attempt to help children see they are not alone in their emotions. This area of focus is a much needed topic for those who work with children in the foster care system.

Responsible for Me is about a little girl growing up, learning responsibility and gaining independence when it comes to helping out with household chores.

The Nebula Chronicles Volume II continues with three new adventures of the Nebula protectors. The Alpha and Beta teams are drawn into The Volan Wars when Ursa sees her sister Asha at Nebula Headquarters. In the second adventure, Arris must match her mental powers with Susum, an evil presence that uses mind control to gain his goals. In Fallen Heros, when Kent disappears into an unknown portal, Phoenix along with the protectors try to find where the portal ends and bring Kent back to Nebula Headquarters.

The author wrote this book as a follow-up to his memoir, Oh, The Changes I Have Seen, Second Edition, in which he gave a history of the changing technologies he had used in his life. In People Have Changed Our World Dr. Fischlowitz describes and comments on changing social and political conditions in the past nine decades.

If you are interested in treasure hunts and want to learn about a fascinating outlaw, this book can open the door to your next hunt while satisfying your craving to learn about the past.Mark Williams, an experienced treasure hunter, examines the life of George Weightman, aka "Red Buck," who was a well-known outlaw in Oklahoma territory from 1890 to 1896. He focuses on Red Buck hiding an estimated $8,000, answering questions such as:¿ Just who was Red Buck?¿ How much money did he gain from outlaw activities?¿ Is there any proof that he was ever in Childress County, Texas?The author concludes that Red Buck was unquestionably a real person who operated outside the law for personal gain. He committed crimes not only in the Oklahoma Indian Territory but also in the Oklahoma Territory and the state of Texas.The gang Red Buck rode with-the Doolin Gang-was also known as the Wild Bunch. He participated in most of the gang's robberies.Join the author as he explores the life of a fascinating outlaw and seeks to determine if there is a buried treasure waiting to be found in Childress County, Texas.

We last seen Lilley the Pizza Mouse captured at the Italian Pizza Restaurant get released back in the woods by the exterminator Mr. Catcher. Ther Lilley found her way back home to a hole in the ground with a Lilley flower growing on top where Lilley's parents lived.This story begins with a little girl (Cha) and her mother Leah walking in the woods on a spring afternoon.

Mr. Estevez, a divorced dad, who is a full-time math teacher at Angel Grove Elementary School in Lawrence, Massachusetts, and a part-time driver for the APMU (Anime Pick Me Up) Company, finds himself in a world he does not belong to and that will change his life forever. After bumping into a woman at a Dunkin Donut, his day takes off from there. Little did he know, one ride would lead him on a journey with secrets and danger. Mr. Estevez now finds himself in a struggle to make it back to his daughter and somehow, with no training, gets the two passengers' safety to their destination. Can an elementary school teacher really protect them, or will he end up meeting his demise?

This book was written by multiple family members, from both the perspective of COVID-19 patients and non-patients. The stories outline four immediate family members who contracted COVID-19 simultaneously, during a time when the most aggressive strains were prevalent. It documents three very near-death experiences including comas and dream-like hallucinations and delusions. It follows them through their rehabilitation and salutes the dedicated healthcare workers who cared for them, an outstanding community outreach, and the love of family, friends, and coworkers during a time of intense stress and struggle. It shows the trials and the triumphs in their stories, and the miracles that led to their incredible survival.

George Gissing's books, published during the last two decades of the nineteenth century, are memorable for their portraits of women. Only a few women played active roles in his life, but those who did exerted a lasting influence. In each of his novels he portrayed women vividly and with unerring realism. He worried, in fact, that some might see themselves in his books and rebuke him. His portraits of women are warm and human, revealing an essential sympathy that makes them timeless. An important feature of his novels, his feminine portraiture is worth careful study.

The day Prem had left India, with his young son, Aaravi, for London; it was one of the saddest days, in the Sharma family household, and all Prem's relatives. Even Prem's wife, Aarashi's parents, brothers and sisters were sad at the airport to send them off abroad. As they went away, from their sight, sniffs with tears of sadness filled the air, as it marked a new beginning for father and son and an end of their life in India. Prem never knew that, the day at the airport, was the last time he would have seen his grandfather, alive, when he touched his feet, bowed as he left the airport through the departure gates.In London, Prem led a life of misery and struggled to find his feet. However, he made sure that Aaravi was enrolled at a reputable local school. They rented a little downtrodden little run-down basement flat, which was a in the outskirts, and cockroaches and mice played where the rubbish bins lay. He paid cheap rent, which is what he could afford, and they lived there for a wee while to get their footing.Not too long after, Aarashi, his wife, and Priya, his daughter, accompanied them in London. The family life once again began from its humble beginnings, and gradually they moved ahead, and their life took a turn.The second book, 'London Awaits' in which Prem takes great risks and challenges and set out into the shores of England. Here, he restarts a new life with his wife and three children, in the outskirts of London. It gives a broad spectrum about what is in store as Prem ventures out into an unknown into a new territory with new vision and adventures that is awaiting him. He therefore transcends himself into getting acquainted with a new culture in London, with enormous struggles with very humble beginnings. In essence the book exemplifies a family bond he always had with his motherland, India, although he and his family become highly westernized. With all the influence that had from their neighbours and friends, in a new country, their culture, religious beliefs and being Indian still remained their driving force, dear to their heart. The dream is realised, when Prem and his family sow the seeds for their future in a new country.

Each of us is on a unique journey in space and time. Blending fiction with actual events and characters, this work explores the sometimes tragic - and at the same time heroic - journeys each of us makes.

Again and again! And again I thank everyone and all that have made time out of their busy schedules, to work together on a new book. I thank everyone! That may or may not have the money to purchase the book, And still enjoy each and every word especially if in your bones you just know it has something you can relate too. Especially the word of our Lord. Enjoy every piece of art. And then some humor, I did not know was still in me, thankfully 2 share it also. The book is about our Lord and how only his grace and most mercies have yet again woke me up, and being a part of attributing his word, from his! Word the KJV= King James version of the bible, and then in my blessed words by way of his daily experience in one salvation and life, good bad happy, happier and sad, and light stress mmm.... back to happiness, nobody but Jesus. " The book is also dedicated to all grandparents, past present & and future. '' I am merely clay, and thank God!! He is still the potter, all glory be to God and his son Jesus. The book is also about how in these ever changing years it is ok to have a personal relationship with our Lord, when for whatever reason one is not able to get to the santuary. He is right there in heart. It is how four growing children and now adults MIED still call this somewhat loving wretch, mother and mama, maybe even friend and I would not trade them for anything, other than them all over again. I love you four and 11 dearly and Jesus will always love each of you more.P. S. With as much truth and honesty from one person to others. Love ya! And let's keep praying for ourselves, and as many as our hearts and hands can handle. Thankful 2 be an author, Cecilia Hood Ceewwe.