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Shanti has been living in the city of Gorduum for two years, working alongside her shrewd uncle Dunin and exploring streets lit by shining plants. But the excitement of such wonderful places palls over time, and now she has an opportunity to follow investment opportunities to strange distant lands. Her desire to explore has been awakened once more.Travelling to the canals and jungle of Chechezuk will bring her the same awe and joy as her first journeys to Gorduum. But unfamiliar customers bring new dangers in the watery canals of this city and desperation hides in plain sight.When Hidden Eyes Grow Dim is a standalone sequel to Where The Fields Grow Light, by Aotearoa New Zealand author Aaron Dick. Follow Shanti as she delves into a city built on water, and finds her faith and relationships challenged by the people she meets there.

A diverse melange of micro-fictions, from 4.80 to 950 wordseach. Lives in miniature. Bonsai novels . A man wins his dream vacation to Omaha, a woman dies, a child drives a maniac bus, a student pushes the limits of algebra, old women play checkers, it rains for forty days, and the swallows nest in the chimney. Flashes & Floaters is a mix of the serious and the farcical, the surreal and the real, a series of skidding U-turns within thefamiliar drive-and like most days, it all comes in a mix. With his mate Elizabeth Fuller,Conrad Bishop has written 40+ plays, hundreds of sketches, and five novels. His plays have been produced Off-Broadway, in regional theatres, and in thousands of their own performances nationwide. Their public radio series have been heard nationally, and he is twice winner of writing fellowships from the NationalEndowment for the Arts.

Meet Carmen and her teammates; strong diverse girls reaching their goals!Carmen Alvarez is new to competitive gymnastics, and it isn't quite what she expected. Her Level 4 season is having a rough start with silly mistakes and several falls. Carmen continues to work hard. But just when she has competition figured out, she learns she must score a 34.00 All-Around to be eligible for Level 5. What will Carmen do if her season ends without getting the coveted 34.00 All-Around? Can she talk her family and coaches into letting her attend one more meet to try to get the score? And if she can get to another meet, will she be able to score out?Perfect Balance Gymnastics Books teach girls to be kind to each other, flexible in life, courageous, strong, and most of all, confident. The books set the reader in the world of gymnastics. The characters are relatable and have age appropriate challenges. Each book explores a major life lesson that empowers girls to understand their own inner strengths.¿Perfect Balance Gymnastics Books increase reading level from 2nd grade to 6th grade as the series progresses. Score Out is the 6th book in the series and is a 4th/5th grade reading level. Score Out appeals to 8-12 year-olds. Perfect Balance Gymnastics Books are chronological, but each story can stand alone.

The Kippington Town Secret series concludes with a thrilling race against the forces who seek to commence a new era of Kippington town. Will the former KMS News Crew Ria, Collin, Natasha, Tate, Ramone, and Cecilia be able stop the plan in time to save the town residents?

A collection of lyric essays / creative non-fiction about growing up into and practicing Pinay poetry/poetics, as a young immigrant and daughter of hustling immigrants, woman of color writer, educator and mentor.

Doodlebug [dood-l-buhg], noun: a homemade tractor assembled from parts of other machines, often ungainly mis-creations that never quite fulfill the builder's intention.Feel like a long road trip but can't take one? Thinking about taking one but need to know (or be reminded) what you're getting into? Join Robby and Louis Porter as they climb in a 1979 twöwheel¿drive Toyota Long Bed and leave a chilly Vermont winter for the sunny shores of California. With a route planned partly by where they have family and friends and partly by sites and sights they want to see along the way, the brothers embark on a two-month journey into the unknown.Robby, ten years older than Louis, brings along his old Olivetti manual typewriter and a camera and keeps a log of their travels-the people they meet, the things they see, the things they talk about as they traverse the miles, and the growing irritability of two people spending too much time together.Doodlebug, is an honest, insightful, distinctly American tale of the ridiculous, the sublime, and everything in between: transgressions against wildlife, Texas politics, bad cooking, home remedies, southern family history, and a friendship almost ruined by falafel. And just as there are times you'll find yourself saying "I wish I'd done that!" as you read, there will also be times you ask yourself "What were they thinking?!"And best of all, unlike Robby and Louis, you can experience it all without being cold, scared, tired, or cheesed off.

While a young Dokterfraa learns to heal the body, the Great Physician heals the heart ...Sarah Yoder, an Amish widow in Pennsylvania's Whinburg Township, is doing her best to provide a home where her family and members of her Old Order Amish church can find fellowship and friendship. But it's getting more and more difficult to pay the bills-until the local Dokterfraa, or herbal healer, makes a startling suggestion: Could she begin training as a healer? Now Sarah stands where two ways meet. Caring for others could take her away from home. At the same time, she must be willing for the place where God wants her.But when she does choose, her family seems to splinter. Her stepson Simon wants to move out west to find work. Her youngest, Caleb, is spending too much time over at the tumbledown home of Henry Byler, who left the church long ago. Henry inherited the family farm and has returned-under protest-never suspecting that God has been waiting there for him all this time.As Sarah compiles her cures, she waits for God to do his healing work. In a man who rues a harsh decision. In a lonely prodigal who has lost everything. And maybe even in a herbalist-in-training who firmly believes she will never love again ...Herb of Grace is the fourth novel in the Whinburg Township Amish series. Books 4-6 can be read as standalones, but they're best enjoyed as a trilogy, as they tell a complete story. No strong language, just a loving kiss and a guaranteed happily ever after. Enjoy! This is the second edition. First published by Hachette FaithWords in 2014.

A positive and inspiring tale about a little girl who enjoys using her creativity to plan, fix, and make new things in her special place: 'Maria's Creative Workshop' This book offers a perfect example of perseverance and creativity. Effortlessly blending a fun and lively story with a beautiful message about the character. This delightful children's book helps kids discover that everybody has a special power called creativity; it transforms your ideas, imagination, and dreams into reality. This book includes vocabulary words to enrich children's language & a list of questions to fire up the imagination of youngsters eager to create their own inventions. It is a great tie-in to learning about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEAM).

In 1963, large animal veterinarian, Paul Canute, driving from Tulsa, Oklahoma to nearby Claremore, encounters a small redheaded man picking weeds on the side of the road. The man introduces himself as Bryan Nappy. Before the end of the hour, Paul and Bryan are pursued, shot at, and almost kidnapped. In desperation, Bryan pulls a pen-sized device from his pocket to summon assistance. But, their escape is not measured in miles, but centuries, and lands them in the year 2110. That "caper" is only the beginning of Paul's travels as he discovers a future he could not imagine, and a chaotic past not adequately reported in history books.