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Let's go on a little adventure with Pearle, a playful cat with a big imagination. Pearle will show you just how magical a fun imagination can be. Grab a box and let's get ready to play.

Pauline sits down to write her next book. The story opens with a glimpse of the author's post apocalyptic tale of what comes next. She is excited to begin writing when she is tasked to write about praise and worship, which becomes increasingly hard for her. Although in her real life of twists and turns she realizes that it is just that which keeps her life in check. As her life and the lives of others unfold there is a real life struggle for control of infrastructure of local and state governments. Local, state and federal governments are having to find new solutions to problems that have surfaced due blurred institutional lines and the lack of respect and funding of local and state authority. People have to find a reason within themselves to care. Pauline is thrown into the midst of everything that is going on when her neighbor, Bert, comes to her rescue and reunites their friendship. But then she becomes the target of something much more sinister as worlds unites and a new era begins.

John is a discredited CIA agent who has worked as a liaison with the drug cartels. He was escorted back to Sao Paulo in the final days before the critical 1989 Brasilian presidential election. The invasion of Panama is imminent, waiting on negotiations that John will conduct with a cartel associate who has fled to Brasil. A false story has John questioning the agency's motives while he pursues his own corrupt agenda.

Little happening during the golf season with a group golfers that called themselves the W.A.G.A. golfing men.

It was a cold day when C just got out the pen after doing a 10 sentence and he was known for a cool blooded killer and one to not be fucked with. So as he comes out of the pen, Yvette was there to pick him up, but as he comes, her car blows up. C rushes to her side and tries to aid her but to no availability she's gone so he goes back inside...

Even Shorter Stories IV a is a collection of comfort reading. You can read it in 3-5 minutes and before you know it, its done!

Even Shorter Stories III is a collection of comfort reading. You can read it in 3-5 minutes and before you know it, its done!

Even Shorter Stories II is a collection of comfort reading. You can read it in 3-5 minutes and before you know it, its done!

Even Shorter Stories 1 is a collection of comfort reading. You can read it in 3-5 minutes and before you know it, its done!

I've created this colouring book to help children through the grieving process. Everyone grieves differently and sometimes children are forgotten, overlooked, or maybe thought that they were too young to process grief. This is an interactive book to help parents start talking about an uncomfortable subject. This book gives children the space and encouragement to open up, and helps them share their feelings about their grief. It provides an opportunity to learn about death while interactively exploring their feelings and sharing treasured memories.

These war poems are dedicated to those who served their country to preserve our liberty in the air, on the ground, and on the sea. They are a result of my poetic pondering and emotions open reading great non-fiction books about the art and tragedy of war.

In this novel Senator Ryan Wicklow uses a week on Martha's Vineyard to learn from friends and advisors about the challenges of a campaign for the presidency. Discussions about the Deep State, Media, Big Tech, Unions, Universities and a new Socialist Media Party (SMP) help Ryan make a decision. In a dramatic scene, the senator informs the editors of the New York Times, the liberal publication of the Democratic Party, about his decision to run and requests unbiased reporting. As predicted, the Senator Wicklow and his running mate, Senator Nancy DeYoung from Iowa, win in a landslide as the voters hope to end the Recession or micro-Depression in major cities caused by the Socialist government. In the process, the senator highlights China's attempt to control the nation prior to a takeover. The new administration is very successful after only six months. One initiative in particular, the Civilian Closure Corps (CCC), is a new organization chartered to close Federal Government departments because they are unnecessary, staffed by disguised unemployment or perform a state's function. In the end New York Times issues an apology for its liberal bias for almost two centuries. The editors realize that Wicklow's conservative Great Reset is really working and is best for America. With tears of joy in his eyes, the new president realizes that he has accomplished the toughest sales on Earth.

The encompassing shadows of his words teaching both commonality and difference. On the heels of Amiri Baraka, Brenna Twohy and Langston Hughes. Kasey C. Jones fiercely defines modern styles, Freeverse and storytelling for anyone's consumption. "e;Handcrafted Outgo defies common creativity levels and squeezes all the juice from wonderful inconspicuous moments or adventures."e; ----Sehmara Leighton, Author of I Know Things

The book reflects my childhood in the 70's versus the late 2000's. when I was your age some of the events maybe relevant today.

I attended a private school and was constantly under pressure from my strict parents that believed being "e;sheltered"e; from the world was the only way to live a pure and healthy life. I was repressed in everything that I did and as I grew up in this environment. I was never exposed to any of the harsh realities that most modern children of today see by just turning on the television set. But the day finally came, that I had to leave my hometown. I had to leave this blanket of comfort that, Unbeknownst to me, was smothering all of my social development. I was married very young, still a child in mind and body, and I was thrown into the city and the hard tough world that I could not understand, nor could I cope with alone. During this time, I eventually met another woman, similar to me, and she became my guardian angel. With her help, and by making the hard decisions I was able to overcome tragedy in my life and become the person I am today. This screenplay was adapted from my true life story. A story of how parents can mean well, while doing harm that may take years to overcome. This screenplay sends a positive message to parents who intend to place their children in private schools or home school.

Charisma has had it rough life since the loss of her mother. At the age 13, she moves in with her father and his wife, Dianne but their relationship never becomes cordial. While living with her father she meets Peaches and finds out they share a birthday, but little do she know they share more than just a birthday. When Charisma gets raped by a neighborhood thug, things between her and Dianne get worse, so she moves in with her dad's mother, Grandma Ruth; where she meets Stacy, the brother of her sister LaChae's friend Tricia. What started as a great relationship soon turns heinous as he tries to kill her. While fighting Stacy, she is fighting the voices and demons in her head. Will she survive the torment of Stacy, will she get revenge for her rape, or will the voices and demons control her?

Cream, a young, independent, top fashion designer entrepreneur has blocked her heart from "e;LOVE"e; after a cold hearted, heart stopping break up. From that day forward self love, glow, and growth became the only intimacy Cream has known. All men were judged to be play toys, distractions, and simply a "e;pure waste of time."e;When a handsome gentleman by the name Surpreme walks into Cream's boutique her beauty and unique personality steals his attention immediately. Over the course of time his attractive charm raises a rock bottom battle of tuggle war between Cream and her internal struggle with the emotions that pained her in the worst way. "e;Love & Trust"e; unapologetically!!!!!!!!!!!Can Surpreme turn Cream's dark world for love back to light? Or once a good girl gone SAVAGE there's no turning back?

This is my third book, and if you read any of my other books, you would know that I always think outside the box and try to give you the funniest poems and short stories that I can think of. So I hope that you enjoy this book as well.

Laughter is like a medicine. Good for the mind, soul and body. Take the trip and then decide.

This book is about how we have to obey God's word, follow him, and have faith in him. I am striving for what God has for me and what he wants me to do. I have been reading God's word since I was 15 years old. I want to encourage someone to follow Jesus. I want people to understand how we need to study the word and meditate on it daily. This is how we should GROW about it. It is important for us to know that God does what he says he will do. God lets us know we can trust him as he promises his word is true. We must believe and have faith in his word, because there is nothing impossible for God to do. All we have to do is believe. We must get our lives in order to please God. We must live a holy life and love one another, because God is Love. We must spread love, not hate.

Two women have gone missing within a year of each other after staying at Eagles Cove Resort in Central Minnesota's lake region. An anxious public and a persistent press are demanding answers from the local sheriff, who has grown weary of having none. The two cases go unsolved-until five senior citizens who call themselves the Finders set out to unravel the mystery. With confidence in the ongoing support of solid backup, the Finders send their two most accomplished on-the-ground investigators, Marley Phillips and Nan Abbott, up north to rent the same cabin the two women stayed in. Who would suspect two unpretentious elderly ladies of being on a mission to provide clarity where uncertainty shrouded the truth? No matter the setting, their skill at putting people at ease allows others to speak freely about what might have happened to the two victims. But the answers they get may put them both at risk.

The story is about Lindsey, a little girl's first day of school, that became not fun because she struggled with writing and drawing. But with the help of her big sister, she discovered something amazing...

Why is molestation among boys a taboo topic?When was the last time you heard of a male sharing their story of being molested?Why are men so afraid to come forward with their stories?Is it the fear of being judged? Is it shame or embarrassment? Or could it be that our society is not formed where a man can feel comfortable coming forth with his story of molestation?All these questions and more will be addressed in this book. Read through these pages and find out, how you can get support or offer support to someone who is a victim of abuse.

Sometimes stories as familiar as the Christmas and Easter stories become just that: stories. We have heard them so many times that we don't really hear them anymore. Through story-poems, most of which are told from the perspectives of those who lived these stories, Jesus Changes Everything invites you to relive these history-changing events. Be amazed with Mary as she hears Gabriel's incredible news and accepts God's plan for her life. Respect Joseph as he reacts to shocking news with honor and obedience. Travel to Bethlehem and witness the birth of a tiny baby in a humble manger. Join the shepherds, the first to visit the Savior and worship the Lord. Marvel with Simeon who recognizes the Messiah as he lovingly holds Him in his arms. Oh, Christmas changed everything!Then fast-forward to Jesus' last days on Earth. Travel with Him into Jerusalem and watch Him teach and overturn the Temple tables. Agonize with Him in the garden of Gethsemane; observe Him then as He rises resolutely to meet His captors. Watch, if you can, the injustice of His trials and hear with horror His sentence: crucifixion. Behold His suffering, death, and burial. Then rejoice with His resurrection! Celebrate His victory--our victory--over sin and death. Yes, Easter changed everything. Once we meet Jesus, our lives will never be the same. He became one of us, loved us, taught us, and redeemed us. Thank God, Jesus Changes Everything!

Every Body is Amazing tells the story of a father and daughter enjoying a day in the park when someone catches the little girl's attention. She has never seen a man like this before, and her father takes this time to explain that there are many kinds of bodies. That day she learns about body acceptance, body diversity and self-esteem.

"e;Let yourself run free as you look for dragons with me. All you need is a splash of Imagination, A dash of wonder, and a love for adventure!"e;Dragon Keeper Dragon Seeker is a verse novel about dragons and where they are. Having worked with kids, Knightly was asked a variety of questions. She was always asked if something was real and if she believed it. To which it was always yes. Then why couldn't they find or see it? Dragon Seeker Dragon keeper was written with hopes of sparking wonder, imagination in children, and building up their creativity. While also giving them a fun rhyming reason to their questions.

Jeanne Trantel's life was perfect-or so it seemed. She had it all: a loving husband who worked on Wall Street, two beautiful, healthy sons, and a dream home in the affl uent Long Island community where she grew up, surrounded by friends and family. But then, with one phone call, the life she knew and loved came crashing down around her. "e;Your husband,"e; the caller said, "e;is in custody for a series of bank robberies that have occurred all over Nassau County."e; Jeanne would soon discover that her husband, Stephen, was living a lie. He was no longer the Wall Street trader that Jeanne, his family, and his friends all thought him to be. Instead of heading to Wall Street each morning as he claimed, Stephen was robbing banks. In Till Heist Do Us Part, Jeanne chronicles the human toll of this ripped-from-the- headlines true story. Consumed by anger and humiliation and faced with mounting debt and piles of unpaid bills, Jeanne entered what she describes as the "e;darkest time"e; in her life. But Jeanne's story is not a tragedy; it is a story of hope and redemption, of faith, love, and the power of forgiveness.

Common Sense: The Key to Saving Our RepublicThe rise of the Progressive Movement, which has taken hold under the Democratic banner, is one that not only finds both our country and its system of government lacking but is attempting to transform America from a Capitalistic nation, that has prospered for centuries, into a nation that is more dependent on government and less freedom oriented. In order to prevent the reimagining of America, we first must bring the Progressive Movement into the light and expose their beliefs for all to see. This is not the Democratic Party of John F. Kennedy or even Bill Clinton, for that matter. We can no longer remain the silent majority. We need to raise our voices for all to hear and stop the changing of America, once and for all, before this movement succeeds in altering our DNA from a nation founded on individual rights and freedoms into a nation of handouts and entitlements, depending on others to get by. When you remove our desire to succeed, you end up with a nation that no longer has the will to excel.

"e;... highly encouraged... instructed... TruthfulWisdom and sound... understandable and infected"e;... inviting and overcoming... inspiration and heartgripping... refreshing fast pace reading..."e;Prison eyes is a walk into prisonsof long lost love one's. Many of us have someonethat's behind bars. Follow Love Foreveras he take you into the very eyes ofprison. Watch the suffer and pain unfoldright before your eyes. Journey through withLove Forever as he take you through the realityof understanding the pain that your love one's suffer. Feel the devastation as he take yourhand and show you the forgotten andthe everyday trails that take place inthe eyes that have inspired so many to fleefrom a life of sin, the prison eyes.

When my father passed away, he left behind some old newspaper clippings. One was a poem that was printed in 1948 in the Brownsville Herald. It was a version of "e;T'was The Night Before Christmas"e; in Tex-Mex lingo. In South Texas, a great majority of Texans are of Mexican descent and most are also bilingual. Mixing both English and Spanish words in their conversations is very common. We call it Tex-Mex. When I saw the poem in the clipping 74 years later, I decided to try my spin at it. My project evolved into a much longer and very humorous poem with illustrations. The ending where the wife tells her hubby to "e;Tocame el Wiwicho"e; is hilarious. In Spanish, "e;tocame"e; can mean to touch or it can also mean to play, like a musical instrument. What is El Wiwicho? Well, that's something you'll figure out when you read the poem.