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Everyone has a spirit animal. Maria Daly's would have been the fire rooster. Characterized bypunctuality, impulsiveness, and setting big goals, it's no wonder the fire rooster was Maria's signunder the Chinese Zodiac. She lived with vigor (approaching every project with enthusiasm andhigh energy), curiosity (always seeking to learn something new), and lightheartedness (willing tolaugh at herself and bring a smile to the faces of others).The stories in this book have been compiled by Maria's husband Miles as a tribute to her--by thosewho knew and loved her--and an inspiration to you. Appreciate your loved ones every moment andcelebrate life every day.Proceeds from the sale of this book go to sarcoma cancer research. To learn more, or to donate on behalf of MariaDaly, visit curesarcoma.org.

The Company, a demon-led organization, is currently running the world. Ukweli Aseyori has experienced tragedy, but as a star-athlete-turned-warrior, "UK" is the captain of the elite group of fighters leading the Resistance.In The Dark Reveal, we follow Ukweli from his formative years in Nigeria, to his adolescent life in London with his Nobel laureate parents, to international stardom on the pitch, and ultimately to his fight against the demonic forces, torqueo anima, of the Dark Reveal. Ukweli and his team battle torqs all over the world, all while delicately balancing a complicated love triangle and working to escape his own demons as his quest for revenge leads him to embrace the growing darkness inside of him.What do you do when you are forced to choose between your mission and your ethics? Do absolute standards exist?

Jack and the Bear Scarin' Socks and Other TalesDoes not disappoint. This collection of tales highlights the life, adventures, and lessons learned by Jack, a resident of Brooks Cover, somewhere in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southern Appalachia. Follow Jack on a dozen escapades as he learns lessons of resourcefulness, resilience, faith, family, and virtue. And be on the lookout for some colorful language and the wisdom of the Cove.If your literary diet has been mostly squirrel chatter lately and you're hoping for something that's better'n pie on Tuesday, take this book home and dive right in. Between these covers there's always "More t' the story!"

Have you ever had an inspiring whisper in your ear, or an inspiring idea come to your mind? That is how these proseand poetry were written and designed, waking up to hear encouraging words to live by personally; brings to light, partsof our lives that either makes or breaks our inner peace. It shows how we can choose, respond and change in life.Lighthearted, thoughtful and uplifting prose and poetry commences in Part One with its HelloEnlightenment! segment. This is followed by Part Two, Sorrows, Sympathies and Mis-forgivings (seemingly unable toforgive yourself or another)... Part Three, Rainbows brighten...an empathetic and consoling invitation from God who issoothing our Souls. Part Four, Joy in its Extent! brings singing and joy-filled heart-swells making room for bliss with itswritings. Finally, the Afterword section with Where it All Began finishes out the book.

The title Bagatelles captures the light spirit of the brief poems, some with playful nuances and others more penetrating. From the French, the word suggests a trifle, even a game, and composers Ludwig von Beethoven and Gerald Finzi have written short classical pieces, often just a minute or two in length. In these traditions, Thomas Bonner, Jr.'s poems touch on daily life, places and customs, troublesome issues, visual moments, and questions of self. Like the musical bagatelles, these poems avoid pretention and aim toward a joy of life.

The world seems divided on so many fronts that the world is literally coming apart at the seams. We seem to be losing valuable connections everywhere. Community is essential to regaining and maintaining these lost connections.Because God's very nature is relational, He has put in our DNA to be relational. Being relational, at its very core, is that there are standards that guide our very existence. Where do these standards come from? The Word (Jesus) became flesh and dwelt among us to show kingdom principles that can restore, heal, reconcile, and save us.Our lives are like a vapor, but what we do on earth matters. God, the author and finisher of our faith, is asking you to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and then love your neighbor as yourself. He is asking you to engage in community with Him and with other faith believers. God's ultimate goals are to see His great name and His ways known around the world. Our purpose is to glorify God. This is our testimony of getting to know God and how community is essential in living life-on-life with Him and fellow believers.