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Mi Primer Libro Bilingüe! My First Bilingual Book! is an easy-to-read, educational book for children of all ages. Your child will love learning colors, counting, and shapes in both Spanish and English!About the AuthorJessica Marie Vargas is a registered nurse, nanny, and mother to a handsome boy, her inspiration for everything she does. Working closely with her son and the twins whom she nannies, Vargas has discovered a love for educating children. Specifically, she believes that bilingual children should have the opportunity to embrace their native languages in a way that's fun and exciting.

Serena was hopelessly in love with Otis "Two Fists" Nelson, a world champion boxer, since she first met him when she was just twenty years old. After two children and years together, Serena was hopeful that her relationship with Otis was heading toward marriage. But despite Otis' promises of marriage, he married Kim, a famous actress, and Serena was left playing the role of the lonely mistress. A contract that he would care for her and their children was contested, so Serena was forced into airing the details of their personal relationship in a courtroom and in the public eye, revealing the true extent of their love, despite broken hearts and broken promises. Serena and Otis' love was true, but a complicated life in the limelight and pressure to maintain a certain image left Otis a conflicted and unreliable partner to Serena and father to their children. Could Otis finally be true to himself and choose Serena? And if not, could Serena move on and find love again?About the Author Celestine resides in San Antonio, Texas, with her husband of thirty-five years, William. They are proud parents of two children, William Jr. and Candice, and one granddaughter, Amariah. Celestine works part-time as a substitute teacher. She enjoys reading and writing stories in her spare time.

In British Military Long Arms in Colonial America, Bill Ahearn and Robert Nittolo explore the story of the various long arms used during this point in history. Covering a vast time period, Ahearn and Nittolo first illustrate the long arms as tools to help create British rule in Colonial America and continue their explorations to the war that cost Britain their American empire. British Military Long Arms in Colonial America is an educational and informative guide that will provide an enlightening account to the curious readers and historians alike.About the AuthorsBill Ahearn is a graduate of the United States Merchant Marine Academy. He is a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. He has written over a dozen articles on antique arms, including "Muskets of the Revolution and the French & Indian Wars" in 2005.Robert Nittolo graduated Seton Hall University with a degree in finance and insurance. After retiring, Nittolo pursued his love of collecting Colonial and Revolutionary arms. His collection has been widely exhibited and pictured in dozens of articles and publications in the United States and Europe.

The author Marlene Tosun (Marlow) met William Twomey Sr. on a cruise ship in the Year 2000, William's wife Helen M. (Finnegan) Twomey had recently passed away. Bill dated Marlene for five years. He came to live with her in Wolcott, Connecticut, at her home, and he unexpectedly passed away Thursday, March 31, 2005, in St. Mary's Hospital, Waterbury. He told Marlene of his family history and wanted her to write about his grandmother, Johanna (Kennedy) Mahoney, sister to President John Kennedy's grandfather. When Bill was seven years old, he and his two uncles, Fred and Louis, along with his mother Frances, grandfather Humphrey Mahoney, and older brother Ed went to New York State on a road trip vacation. They had stopped to let Billy relieve himself. Humphrey took his grandchild's hand to cross the road in Mechanicsville to go behind a barn when suddenly a big limo came racing up to them, hitting Billy and his grandfather, and the next day, his grandfather died in Saratoga Hospital. The driver of the limo was never charged with hitting and killing Humphrey. The couple in the limo was never identified; this incident is in the book, "The Kennedy Curse."