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This book will help you learn how to cook. Learning how to cook is the way to save money. You don't save by buying hamburger helpers and prepared foods; you save by buying fresh foods in season or in large supply when they are fresh and usually best and by preparing them from scratch at home. Why pay for someone else's work when you know how to do it and can save money for yourself? Cooking well doesn't take a great deal of time, and when you cook, you'll be eating far better meals than you can by buying from a freezer or at a restaurant.I'm eager to share this book, and I hope to have achieved most of the foregoing points in the following pages, which include a variety of dishes. In this book, you'll enjoy delicious meals, and these recipes are typical of the American approach of taking ordinary, everyday ingredients and, with a little love and imagination, turning them into something appealing, even exciting, and certainly fun to make, as well as to serve and eat.

Leprechauns are little men in green suits who roam the fields of Irish imagination and can never be trusted to fulfill the promises they make no matter how sincere they seem to be.

In 1913 Spartanburg, South Carolina, a black man hovers in the county jail, arrested for a horrendous crime against a white woman, and aware of a howling mob outside the jailhouse walls determined to lynch him. Basically true, this novel tells the story of a brave sheriff, denied help by the city mayor and the state governor, fighting to protect his prisoner from the mob with the help of a few deputies. Even if he succeeds, what chance is there for justice for a black man in a white man's court at a time when Jim Crow laws and culture ruled in the South? A mix of racial stereotypes, hatred, long-held opinions, a desire for integrity, duty-bound lawyers, and a fair-minded judge lead to what might be a surprising conclusion.

Set in the 80's this story of a child from Detroit, Michigan whose life spins out of control on his tenth birthday. Waking up to the nightmare that will become his life, this books takes you on a six-year journey of sex, drugs, murder, and life in the hood. Welcome to the City of Boom where family ties unravel and become tangled in ways that will stretch the imagination.

As a teen, Raylene Thompson had a less than stellar reputation in the kitchen. In fact, her younger sisters would burst into tears at the mere thought of having to eat any one of her tasteless and unpleasant dinners. As her life progressed and took her to Asia to live for forty years, Raylene learned to rely on live-in housekeepers to prepare delicious meals for her, never learning to cook herself until she returned home to America to care for her aging parents.In a collection of family recipes that highlight cuisines from around the world, Raylene shares a multitude of her late mother's tasty and easy-to-prepare dishes that combine great tastes from international kitchens and utilize crisp, fresh ingredients from local family farms and markets. Her delectable recipes include hot clam dip, melted brie in a crust, apricot nut bread, Flemish beer stew, teriyaki chuck roast, chicken satay and peanut sauce, English toffee ice box pudding, and soft and chewy peanut butter cookies.In this delightful cookbook, a daughter serves tribute to her late mother by sharing simple yet delicious recipes that teach home cooks around the world that preparing a wonderful meal is one of the best ways to show love.

This book is about love, lost of love, heart break and happiness.

When Scott returned home after spending all summer working in New York, where he learned the ways of men and what they expected of him, he felt different. He realized he wasn't the same person he was in June. He was very confident, and his attitude toward his peers was "I'm someone to be reckoned with." This, of course, caused problems with them, as well as with his teachers. So began the worst four months of his young life.

Jake is a normal teenage boy that goes to a normal school. But that all changes when someone offers to let him join a writing competition after writing about his daydream.

Jamie is having a bad day. His friend is sick and no one in the park wants to play with him. Then he hears a mysterious voice calling him...The Cheetah who played Catch will enchant children everywhere!

Sometimes wisdom can come from the strangest place. You never know when your child is going to say something that will catch you off guard. At that point, you become the student.

This book is about my experience as a landlord in California dealing with properties for sale by owner, the types of tenants, and the mistakes of using credit cards.

An exciting adventure of an unlikely friendship between a boy and a frog. Read along as they run and play, explore caves, and discover a hidden treasure that changes into something amazing!

The use of coaching books systematically deceived the American immigration system during the years following the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. Follow Jim''s life as an eight-year-old immigrant from Taishan whose diligent memorization of false identities, dates and places erased all memories of his boyhood in China. After facing language difficulties and isolation during assimilation and education, he eventually achieves academic success. But then he must overcome the institutional racism of the 1950s, and reaches the plateau of middle class America during the Cold War. He finds himself oddly suited to the silence and secrecy shrouding his work with the military and NASA. But despite having lived the American Dream, he sees the world as a Chinese American in a racist society. Mr. Eng completed this memoir at the age of 95. He attributes his health, long life, and success to his beautiful wife Lan.

I am an elderly black male, who, in my youth, developed a love of reading history; and in that period of time, the late ''30s and the early ''40s, I found it very hard to locate much literature depicting black presence in American history. Later in life, when this information was publicly made more available, I was overwhelmed with shock, and I questioned as to why all this had been hidden all these years. Black people had not only just existed here, they were also necessary for this country to achieve the success that was attained to push this nation ahead in the following years. This book is detailed to prove this assertion. I also go into great detail explaining why this information has been kept hidden. There is only a glimpse of pre-North American contributions mentioned in the book, but there is a detailed explanation of the making of the United States of America, all the way up until the present time, depicting how the black presence was necessary to bring this country to where it is today. It is also necessary for young and elderly, both black and white, who are aspiring, ambitious American citizens to be fully cognizant of this in order to reap the benefits they will need in keeping this nation as the greatest nation on earth. This book proves that diversity is the main bulwark of our nation.

8 Frog Street is an amazing story of Lee Chan, the tycoon of Manila. Richie King, a neighbor of Lee, narrates the thrilling and incredible mysteries surrounding the business tycoon. The mysterious tale reveals strange and shadowy entities and the effect of the mystical cultures that still reign in the Philippines. A giant snake and some oversize frogs belonging to Lee attacked Richie's home. Richie also bumped into some supernatural entities who were related to Lee. Lee, a poor immigrant from the Fujian province, China, settled in Manila in 1930 when he was only ten years old. The poor kid thrived and became a global Forbes-listed multibillionaire because of him being business savvy, his hard work, and his frugality. Richie discovered that Yu, the spook of Lee's grandmother, also followed him from Fujian and helped him to reach the height that only a few people have ever achieved.