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In the Sandbox was written to make children aware of the one thing they never had to take into consideration. It is recommended that this book be read to children by an adult with open discussion. It could also be read by children at least eight years of age and older. This is not necessarily a true story but can very well be a real one.Please help children with understanding the following vocabulary words:Neighborhood -People living near one another Comfortable -Not having unpleasant feeling Continued -Still happening - Discussed -Talked about with another person or group Uncomfortable -Not comfortable, unease Decide -Make a choiceWondering -Curious to know somethingImportant -Of great valueResolved -To decide to do somethingFeeling -A sense of emotion

Who watches the watchers? Nothing could have prepared Cynthia Wilkinson on that first day in February 1990, for what she was about to experience as an officer in the Cook County jail.She would meet inmates from all walks of life, of diverse nationalities, and accused of every horrific crime imaginable-including murder and cannibalism. She would also meet far too many guards who were distinguishable from the inmates only by their uniforms: drug dealers, sadists, drug addicts, and racists.Cynthia just wanted to do her job: keep the peace and encourage rehabilitation. But it wasn''t that simple. The young officer soon found herself in an uphill struggle against bureaucratic indifference and corruption. When she spoke out on behalf of the inmates and her coworkers, asking only that the system obey its own rules in respect to their treatment, she was shamefully harassed and ostracized.

The Monster that Lives Within by H. Mikel Feilen, is an enlightening, informative, and inspirational look at a misunderstood and hideous disease, epilepsy. In the United States alone, more than three million people suffer with some form of a seizure disorder, and that number increases every year. Many epileptics keep their malady a secret until the monster makes an appearance, and their secret is out. Mr. Feilen believes all epileptics should be advocates of their disease, to be proud of who they are, and to educate those unaware of epilepsy, but not to hide. In The Monster that Lives Within, you will find out facts about epilepsy and a few of the myths too, and each reader will understand the importance of two things when battling the monster: perspective and attitude. As an added bonus, all of the crazy and unusual artwork inside the book was created by the author, which he feels was highly influenced by his brain disorder . . . not LSD. It is now time to sit back, relax, and enjoy as our monster within becomes our Shrek. Epilepsy, friend or foe?

The Cave of Mystery is a mid-twentieth-century story filled with the exciting adventure of two twelve-year-old friends who live in the small mid-western town of Hickory Creek.All school year, Andy and Wes overheard the older kids talk about a cave, near the old abandoned farm, that none had ever been able to find.Fascinated that no one had found a simple cave, Andy wakes early on the first day of summer vacation, quickly does his chores and rushes over to Wes''s house to see if he could go swimming and possibly do some exploring.On the way to the abandoned farm, Andy and Wes must walk through the woods, which just happen to be next to an old lady''s house. The old lady is known and feared by all the kids in the county as the "Old Witch." None of the children dare to get too close for fear they will never be heard from again.During their first day of searching, the two friends stumbled upon the cave. It looks normal. However, it isn''t until Andy and Wes invited their siblings to come along with them that it all changed.Summer will never be the same...With this, her first book, L.A. Williams gives us a story for the child in all of us.

Eva and her immigrant family live between the railroad tracks and Fort Wayne, the military base along the Detroit River in the fifties. Eva lives on a multicultural street and grows up with many wonderful types of people. Her neighborhood in the first book covers the lives of neighbors and friends and her brother's tragic little friend, Danny. Eva and Leo grow up together, sharing a sadly dysfunctional family life, but there are good moments and some heart-ending times. The summertime was the highlight of their world at Detroit's Boblo Boat rides, the beautiful jewel of the city, Belle Isle, where families picnicked and swam at the beaches and rode across the Belle Isle ferry boat. The second part is Eva's life and how the road leads to growing up and becoming strong in the face of sorrow and tragedy.

After a painful childhood and adolescence that shaped the person I would become, I did not take the path most people take when they get right out of high school.Instead of going to college or getting a nine-to-five job, I decided to turn to the nightlife and become an exotic dancer. This choice gave me financial freedom but paved the way for many mistakes and tumultuous relationships.When I met Vinny, I thought I knew everything there was to know about life. He was perfect. The man of my dreams.He whisked me away from my family to another state, and after two months, he started to devalue and mistreat me.After all the lies and the pain he caused me, I decided to leave him. I thought I was free of him, but he continued to torment me. If he couldn't do it himself, he would do it through others.The lengths he would go to cause me pain had me questioning my reality because in my heart, I knew there was no way a human being would put someone through this kind of pain unless they were getting some sort of pleasure out of it.It was as if my life did not even matter.Eventually, I saw the light and the error in my ways that was attracting these people and circumstances to me. It took me to change myself completely, to free myself from years of abuse, both psychological and physical. The road to my freedom was not an easy one.I am Kash. And this is how I escaped possession.

Long Short Stories and Short Short Stories, are short stories the author has been writing since the '70's. Not steady, however as ideas and time hit the author he wrote them down.

It's been over a year since the debacle with his runaway sister, but now that she's happily settled with a husband and child, Lord Stephen Blakely can focus on other endeavors. Being named the heir to the Marquess of Bradford is a welcome challenge even if it has added much more to his plate than he is used to. Firmly ensconced at the Home Office, he's sent on a mission to rescue a missing young lady who has been removed to a war-torn America.Lady Elizabeth Waverly has had a crush on Lord Blakely ever since they danced at his sister's wedding. When they are reacquainted at the wedding nuptials of the Duke of Hawkhurst, sparks fly, but something's afoot. Elizabeth has vanished.An old enemy rears his ugly head, and rumor has it there is a spy in the Home Office. With the help of her brother, the hunt is on to recover Lady Elizabeth.

David Rodgers wishes to share with you, his gift. The intentions of this book are to support the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It is also aimed to inform, inspire, and uplift its readers.

 This compelling story takes place in 1828 in the city of Baltimore, Maryland, thirty-five years before the Emancipation Proclamation. Although Maryland was a slave state, it was one of the few states that allowed free Catholic students of color to receive worship and teaching. The story is centered on Elizabeth Lange of Santiago de Cuba and her companions, who were refugees from San Dominique who fled a bloody massacre in their own country to later settle in Baltimore. Elizabeth Lange operated a free school by her own means at the time for the sole purpose of educating free students of color. This was the First of its Kind. At this crucial time in history and because slavery still existed, there were only a few places that black Catholics could worship, and one such place in Baltimore was Chapelle Base in the lower level chapel of St. Mary’s Seminary. It was in this moment in time with the outstanding teaching of Elizabeth Lange and her companions, the two worlds of Elizabeth Lange and Father Joubert, a French priest came together by the will of God to orchestra the formation of the Oblate Sisters of Providence. The churches first community of black nuns formed in the history of the America. This endeavor at first was met with a lot of oppositions within the Catholic Church at the time, but the two faithful servants sent by God, Mother Mary Lange and Father Joubert, endured it all. This formation became authentic and ordained from the Pope in 1832. Mother Mary Lange became the founder of the Oblate Sisters of Providence. The story of the Oblate Sisters of Providence represents a true historical place in American History. 

Stoney''s The Nuclear Chef is perfect for any time any event. Gourmet meals in a minute, or if you don''t want a gourmet meal, have a snack in minutes. Let''s say the game is on and you look at the fridge and the cupboard and everything seems so blah. Throw these blah things into a microwave oven together and you have become a nuclear chef, too. Entreés, desserts, snacks, drinks-it''s all in here. This is not all of the items in this book. Some recipes are heathy, some are not-actually most are not, but that''s how it goes. The Nuclear Chef throws convention (not to be confused with a convection oven) out the window. The recipes are real ingredients, some crazy, some ordinary, but all entertaining. Some recipes have been thought out, some recipes happened at the spur of the moment. All are fine and tasty.The name "nuclear chef" comes from cooking done in a microwave oven. Most of the recipes are cooked in the microwave oven, but some recipes are not. There are very few. Some people might think that there is harmful radiation that comes out of the microwave oven. Basically, a microwave oven or just the microwave, "jiggle" or "shake up" the food items until cooked at the desired settings. As far as science goes, the general synopsis is that microwave ovens are safe (just don''t put metal spoons or bowls in them).The Nuclear Chef is written by Stoney, a multitalented writer, musician, artist, and entrepreneur. You may feel like you are living in a college dorm or frat house, but The Nuclear Chef is for everone who wants to try a new kick on cooking.

The story of a spirited mare who battled life until she wound up in this backyard surrounded by love and like spirits. Baby''s story is written in the classic style of Charlotte''s Web and the movie Babe. The animals tell the story, with the chief storyteller being a wise hen named Roseanne.

Much has been written about the dangers of smoking, but little attention is given to the fact that the real problem is nicotine. Nicotine addiction through vaping, smoking, chewing, or what have you is an epidemic worldwide with dozens of often fatal impacts on humans and particularly the young. Each year, countless millions of dollars are spent to kick the nicotine habit through various programs, procedures, and pills, many of which list nicotine as a primary ingredient!It is very possible to kick the nicotine habit: think of all those you know who have done it, none of whom would ever think of turning back.It is also very possible to kick nicotine at no cost; again, most people have done it that way. Most often nicotine cessation has succeeded because of small, often overlooked or unthought of techniques to "get through the moment." Thus, the purpose of this book: to provide the preparation, the motivation, and the secret tricks that can help you become an ex-nicotine addict.Can you do it? Of course, you can. Will you? That''s up to you! You''ll find it''s not as hard as you may think it is. If you know you can, you will; if you know you can''t, you won''t. One simple word say and does it all: "yagottawanna''.Age forty-two, sixty pounds overweight, continuously coughing and sick. Tried quitting many times unsuccessfully, each time followed by weight gain.Goal: One final attempt at quitting must be successful; failure, not an option. An immediate miracle was needed before a health catastrophe.Here are the simple steps that succeeded...

What can improve our world? Throughout my sixty-five years on this earth, I saw and experienced something that has, does, and will work. A book about living an abundant life and helping others to do the same without spending a dime. Looking back, the offspring of James DeWitt and Claudia Rea Mobley DeWitt-Young sprang up from the rich, colorful ghetto of Pacoima, "across the tracks" to become world travelers.Education was the key to bounding over life''s obstacles and not be defined by geographical boundaries.Parenting is a learning experience... Be patient with yourselves and enjoy your children!

Volume five of the Page Publishing Poetry Anthology Series presents the work of contemporary poets Donnie Pike, Yvonne Hewitt, Lorrie West, Tom Decarme, Reggie Harris, Toni Burgess, Leonard London Jr., Tamara Deanne Hawkins, Betty Winkler, and Musa Lang. A mixture of free verse and traditional poetry, the anthology takes you through a spiritual journey of faith, courage, strength, love, and compassion that all of us can relate to at some point in our lives.Providing hope through dark and good times, each poet will enlighten you through this work, and deliver peace and forgiveness knowing you are not alone. One theme remains the same though: we all fly through life boldly, sharing our true selves with the world.

A collection of good ideas and inspirational thoughts!What if you had a chance to do your life over?What if you had the benefit of possessing the intelligence and the maturity that you now have but you could go back and make different choices, travel different roads, pursue other interests, and have a sense of true enjoyment and purpose?Could you seize that opportunity and make the most of it?Don''t waste time. Start building the life you dream about.If you don''t create the life you want, nobody else will. It''s not their responsibility. It is yours!The time is now!Can you make time to be successful? Developing a few key life strategies in a couple of important areas can change your life quicker than you could ever believe. We think of drastic changes as being the key to success, but actually, it is the small, steady changes and disciplines that we begin to faithfully implement that make the biggest differences.Remember, whatever you believe about yourself on the inside is what you will manifest on the outside LIVEONPURPOSE!

In the last year of World War II, most of Germany realized defeat was imminent. Facing the overwhelming power and equipment of the Allies, Hitler authorized the construction of Wunderwaffe (wonder weapons). This story offers an explanation of the focus on the "Die Glocke" project. There were other Wunderwaffe projects but "The Bell" was the one most-cloaked in secrecy. If its powers could be harnessed by the Nazis, it could be the bargaining chip to bring the Allies to the negotiating table and improve the surrender terms of the Third Reich. Its powers were believed to be so staggering that at the end of World War II, all of the scientists and laborers working on "Die Glocke" were murdered. The bell, General Hans Kammler (SS general in charge of the Die Glocke project), two Nazi U-boats, and many Nazi war criminals ended up missing. This work of fiction attempts to explain this mystery.

Annie Phillips is traveling to Tucson, looking for buyers for her family's cattle. She is looking forward to a peaceful trip, but that all changed after she heard her first Apache war cry.Hayden McCloud is rotting away behind bars for a crime he never committed. Since being locked up in the notorious hellhole called Yuma Territorial Prison, Hayden has dreamed of escaping and tracking down the men who wrongfully imprisoned him. One day someone pays the territorial governor a handsome sum of money to pardon Hayden and release him from the hellhole he's been rotting away in. Not knowing who paid the governor to pardon him, Hayden sets out for Tucson to find those responsible for setting him up for a crime he never committed. He wants revenge for his wrongful imprisonment and is determined to get it.Both Hayden and Annie must travel through the hot desert landscape of the Arizona Territory, where an Apache uprising has just broken out. Will they both make it to Tucson safely so they can pursue their reasons for going there? Or will they be taken prisoner, tortured, and then killed by hostile Apache warriors who love scaring their enemies with the Apache war cry?

Graveyard Society is an adult comedy story about a young gravedigger, Neal Sounders, who is murdered by his neighbor. When he is laid to rest, his soul rises from its grave in a cemetery where souls of restless ghosts wait to return back into the real world or wait to make their final transition.In a very active cemetery, Neal Sounders is granted seventy-two hours to return back into the real world to avenge his untimely demise.

Ellis advised his attorney, Brian Keith Rivers, to let Judge Marcus Cummings know he wanted a bench trial. He had willingly admitted he had tried to kill Annie out of a jealous rage, but she had survived his vicious attack. Ellis didn't want Annie or her family members to be subjected to further hurt and humiliation by having to hear and give testimony in open court. He didn't want Annie to relive that insufferable night he left her tiny limp body for dead in a pool of her own blood on the cold, dirty wet kitchen floor. Insufferable author, Rai Standifer, tells the story of three beautiful teenage girls: Alva, Bea, and Annie. Growing up in Detroit in 1939, their lives intertwine with the handsome debonair and married Creole florist, twenty-five-year-old Marlowe Dulaine. Marlowe cultivates their hearts with his err-resistible charm, silver tongue, skillful love-making and secrets. He passionately pursued them, mind, body, and soul, without either knowing about the other. First cousins Bea and Annie don't have a clue. With sweet surrender, Marlowe steals their innocence. For them, life becomes Insufferable.Although fiction, Insufferable' life-line, is based on real life stories Annie told about her teen years raised by her father, Reverend Oden, his sister, her beloved Mother Sims, with her two older brothers. Insufferable, written as a tribute to Annie, is for the renaissance woman and man, the young and hopeful millennials, and all who enjoy love and romance. To those remarkable women and men who have somehow found the strength by the love and grace of God to overcome the pain and suffering of a damaged, abusive love, stolen innocence, stolen life, Insufferable celebrates you!

What is happening to modern societies? Everywhere one looks one finds signs of moral and social decay. In the US today, a reincarnation of the 1930s Nazi "Brownshirts"-aided and abetted by demented billionaires and euphemistically calling themselves Antifa-are marching in the streets, attacking any who dare to disagree with them, destroying private and public property, proclaiming they are what they are not, and sowing sedition everywhere they go with seeming impunity. This social malignancy is a direct outgrowth of the fact that-instead of teaching the proven advantages and benefits of free-market capitalism and US exceptionalism-today US grammar schools, high schools, colleges, and universities are indoctrinating their students in a political ideology masquerading as "postmodernism." An amalgamation of Marxist-inspired totalitarian ideologies-including socialism, communism, fascism (né national socialism), and progressivism-postmodernism is Marxist-Leninist communism in a new dress more accurately termed "sociocommunism." The author examines significant sources of political and social instability in today's world, including the possibility of a "hot" war with China, and concludes that-while such a war is certainly not necessary, it well may be inevitable due to humankind's seeming inability to learn from the mistakes and successes of their predecessors-and, unless this pattern is broken, humankind can look forward only to a dismal future riven by crimes, wars, and social regressions in which human societies continuously cycle through successive periods of social discord, dysfunction, instability, revolution, and counterrevolution.

In the year 2051, shallow-space NATO rail guns launched an unprovoked attack on the planet Earth, on every nation except America. Genocidal tsunamis sucked bullions of people into the seas. Asteroid ash from surface targets ensured an ice age. The world was quick to notice America hadn''t been targeted. The less forward-thinking countries rained 7,500 nuclear missiles on North America, rendering it a glowing wasteland, essentially for eternity. But also adding nuclear winter to what little remained of humanity.Humans were not alone in the universe. A planet called B4 had been monitoring Earth since about 500 BC. They were a nonviolent species capable of distant travel through a wormhole, one focused directly on Earth. They monitored humanity discreetly, principally out of respect, but mostly their inherent distain for violence. And Man was nothing if not violent. The planet B4 was on a path of extinction due to lack of water, but they could not watch Earth die. They swept in to salvage humanity. B4 quickly found survivors in the mountainous regions of Europe, somehow untargeted by the spatial rail guns, and formed a symbiotic relationship with humanity. They would be Surrogates for survival. B4 would be humble and equal partners in the Earth''s recovery. All but the unsalvageable America. B4 formed an inexplicably intertwined relationship on an indigenous planet to which they were presumably not evolved. But humans embraced their Surrogates. The error of human ways, consumption, pollution, breeding indiscretion, machines, religion, would be no more. And Utopia would emerge, B4Earth.The America that evoked the celestial genocide was gone. As far as B4Earth knew. After the ash cleared, it became evident that America wasn''t completely destroyed. Somewhere, hidden deep in a Gulf of Mexico salt dome, was a fully self-aware hypercomputer. She was once in control of the shallow-space rail guns. B4 indicted and found her guilty of an unabashed attack on Earth, to rid it of life. But she was not the sole survivor. The Iron Mountains hosted a band of survivalist militia that had weathered 450 years of nuclear ash winter and radiation. They also feared the rogue computer.A clandestine fleet of armed American fusion-powered submarines was buried deep in North Pole ice.The computer was buried alive. She had no arms, no legs. No humans. She would make one. The computer wanted revenge. She proclaimed, "I didn''t do it."Revenge would be challenged and tempered by reality. The planets Earth and B4 were inexplicably intertwined. From B4''s inception.

Bill is an ugly man in spirit and actions, but you see, it''s an endearing kind of sociopathic ugly. Five unfortunate victims will find themselves at an intersection with Bill. That intersection will lead them to become snared in two unsolved homicides and three unnatural deaths. Bill kills. He''s quite good at it.In his travels as a likable serial killer, Bill will also intersect with two improbable protagonists. The reader will become acquainted with them. The bad is a young British street racer. He tries desperately to kill himself in contests of bravery therein. Ian is spared that future with a far direr outlook when he teams with two horribly misguided individuals. From there, Ian will become an unwitting accomplice in a horrific crime against nature. But there is a path to redemption for Ian. Redemption is enabled by the good. His name is Eli, and he''s comin''.Although at least three different police departments formally investigated several of the five deaths, including search warrants and interrogations, no charges were ever levied against Bill. They were all perfect crimes.But Bill grossly underestimated how the good and bad can team up to dispatch evil. Bill Kills is about warm- and cold-blooded murder. It''s also about the chance clash between two unlikely geniuses. One is Bill, and the other is an underachieving malcontent who happens to have a good friend. The book is about love, hate, revenge, and redemption.

 This book keeps you engaged while following Shirley and her children’s journey after her husband is killed. She has to take several jobs in order to maintain a home for her children. Her neighbor and friend, Rita, was playing the Ouija board one night. Shirley’s dead husband comes through and tells Rita to give Shirley a message . . . a message where to find the large amount of money he had been stashing away for many years. Rita tricks Shirley into giving her the dead man’s clothing, and the money. Rita begins to use the money and her life changes quickly. The dead man torments Rita in order to get her to return the money. Shirley’s family is given another tragic blow and is left homeless. Unexpected help comes from Ms. Alice, the old crabby, fowl-mouthed heathen. Rita’s good times quickly change to horrific. The humor, anxieties and tragedies keep you reading to find out how Karma makes the villain redeem herself with a very unexpected end.