Bücher veröffentlicht von Gatekeeper Press

Book Description:The struggle for teachers and students to excel in a broken educational system.

Have you ever wondered what your dog is really thinking? Ever thought why does Fido hang around us so much? Covid has provided the opportunity to more closely watch how our two German Shepherds show their love of family. As you follow their lives from the day they are adopted to the point at which they are full-fledged family members, you'll chuckle at just how human their experiences are. More importantly, you'll realize that in many ways dogs are better at showing their love than we are. This book is for anyone trying to understand what our dogs are telling us. It's also for folks who don't have a dog and want to know what it's like. Read this book if you dare to learn about the simple ways to love your family more that are right in front of you on furry display.

Seoul, Korea 1977. A young couple makes the toughest of decisions. Driven by shame they send their only son far away into foreign adoption. Their son is just six years old. A new country. A new life he cannot possibly understand. He is tortured and beaten. Broken and battered. Forced into unspeakable acts. He builds walls that cannot be seen. And bars that cannot be broken. Scars that do not heal. And wounds always open. Can he battle his demons? And conquer the darkness? The fight for freedom is within... "e;The Moonlight King"e; The true life story of Derek DeCosta.

Mellifluous Meetings: A Measure of Music in the Multifaceted Jazz Community' follows the life of jazz drummer Darius Robaire as he entangles himself into a diverse and occasionally calamitous community of musicians, agents, artists, drug dealers and women. The character, half rooted in reality and half forged in fiction, is sometimes misinterpreted as callous but his true nature is revealed in the way reveres his family, friends, and musical community in which he surrounds himself. But don't take our word...read up and judge for yourself!

Living with someone who has a serious medical condition can be a challenge. This book reflects on one such case, that of a sixteen-year love relationship in which one of the partners suffers from multiple sclerosis (MS), a potentially debilitating disease. Over the years, the sickness takes its toll, gradually changing one partner from independent to dependent, and the other from lover to caregiver. The emotional difficulties the couple endures are understandable to anyone who has experienced such a relationship.

Mark is a regular 17-year-old kid living in Anbrook, Maine. Except . . . his brother is missing, and he has to find him.One day, Mark is drawn to the woods he's been warned to stay away from his whole life. But he just has a feeling that's where his brother is. While searching for his brother in the woods, Mark passes out. When he wakes up, he finds himself in the hospital and learns that everything that just happened wasn't real. There he meets Josie, who has a lot in common with him. Almost too much. They decide there is something weird about the place, and they have to get far away. They are led on a long journey, desperate for answers, always trying to stay out of sight and away from people who might try to force them back. Along their journey, they meet friends and enemies, all while trying to uncover the secrets of the mysterious building.