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Despues de varios meses escribiendo este libro, hice a un lado mis miedos y frustraciones para asi sacarlo a luz. Lo escribi con la mejor intencion, sin querer lastimar a nadie, solo contar un poco de mi historia, para asi liberarme de todo lo que llevaba cargando en mi espalda, para poder perdonar y perdonarme, y olvidar ese pasado, asi vivir mas mi presente.Hace unos anos atras me sentia enojado con la vida, triste, me sentia como un GPS perdido, sin direccion fija, sin saber a donde llegar. No tenia un proposito en la vida. A veces, me sentia que no era yo, no sabia como volver a mi vida real.Cuando eres victima de injusticias, bullying, maltrato fisico y psicologico es muy facil caer y que rompan tu autoestima. Lo importante es levantarte para seguir adelante y aprender de cada una de las experiencias. Quitar esos dias tristes de tu vida y darle mas dias radiantes.Este libro habla de todo lo que he vivido desde mi ninez, adolescencia hasta ahora de adulto. Errores que cometi, lecciones que aprendi, sin caer en el victimismo.Un dia decidi hacer un viaje, me monte en un avion y, desde arriba, mire como se iban formando las nubes grises, y aun mas arriba se encontraba un cielo azul. Ahi fue cuando entendi que todos y cada uno de nosotros tenemos dias grises en nuestras vidas, tristezas, enojo, rencor y todas esas emociones que solo nos van danando por dentro y se van formando enfermedades. Comprendi que despues de la tormenta que nos dejan esos dias de tristeza, vendra un rayo de sol que nos ayudara a levantar y salir de esa nube gris. Para lograrlo tenemos que llenarnos de fuerzas, sonreir mas y disfrutar la vida tal y como es. Asi, imperfecta, pero llena de colores.

Sonny the Puppy Dog is waiting for his best friend Little Duke to show up. Little Duke lives in the north and comes and visits his grandparents every summer. Little Duke's grandpa and grandma are the owner of Sonny the Puppy Dog. But because Little Duke calls them Grandpa and Grandma, so does Sonny when he barks at them to tell them something.Little Duke and Sonny go and visit Old Man Jack. He is a good friend also. Old Man Jack is always helping hurt animals. Today Old Man Jack had found a hurt baby owl. It had a hurt wing. So everyone went to the wildlife center together. And there the baby owl got help. Sonny went and looked around the center. Wow! Looks like there are so many different animals. And there were a lot of raccoons, turtles, baby deer, and a lot more. Some would live here at the center, and some would be let back out into the wild when they healed and got bigger.But Sonny saw the pony. The pony had a bad leg. He walked with a limp. Sonny went to see the pony. Sonny found out the pony did not like the name the caregivers had given him, Clyde. Sonny told Clyde his name meant "e;big and strong."e; Sonny and Clyde became best of friends.

Part 2My name is Rip B. Johnson; and I'm going to take you on a journey of murder, mysteries, conspiracies, adventure, love, government corruption, treason, human trafficking, and sacrificial American patriotism.You will meet my team as we go along. Some of these people are real-life characters, and some of these events are true. The setting could be anywhere in America, maybe even in your hometown. These real-life characters could be your neighbor, your favorite bartender, or the seemingly drunken bum on the street. It could even be your spouse or partner. How well do you know them?Names have been changed to protect their identities.

With everything that Linda went through, she would constantly have a funny joke to lessen the pain of the situation. During her fight with cancer and writing her book, she just had to make a funny title. While she was reflecting on her life, the question just popped in her head, What's so funny about that? And it just clicked. "That's the title!"You've just got to love her! LOL.

Now that his parents are divorced, teenager Andy Sadler and his mother Rose must fend for themselves in the suburban jungle of Whitestone, Queens, on the outskirts of New York City in the turbulent sixties. Andy, a shy only child, is one day ambushed by the beautiful young blond cashier at the Whitestone Bakery. He is instantly smitten by the lovely Katy Kelly, a Catholic school girl. (Andy attends the local public school.) So Andy barges into the bakery with the intent of striking up a conversation with the angel behind the register. But Johnny Vigorito, a local tough guy in a black leather jacket and a cherry red Ford Mustang, has gotten there first! Does Andy give up? Hell no!Where does young Andy get the wisdom on how to win the heart of his girl? From the tenants in the garage apartment his mother has built to supply her and Andy with tenant income. The oddball inhabitants of the garage apartment lead Andy on a delightful coming-of-age journey through the mean streets of Queens and Long Island. So buckle up, readers, and get ready for a heartwarming adventure!

The book is a collection of stories and situations a game warden will encounter in his work. The work can be difficult and very disheartening and at times very gratifying. Wardens do much more than enforcing fish and game law, and many of these activities are noted. I have offered a few tips about hunting and fishing, which I have learned during my seventy-five years of participation in these activities and observations gathered while spending countless hours in the great outdoors. The goal of this book is to inform the public about a warden's life and the many things he is involved with in his work. I'm sure there will be some who will be critical of what I've put on paper, but I can assure you, what I've written ain't fiction. I hope you purchase a copy of my book, read it with an open mind, enjoy a few laughs, learn some things you weren't aware of, come away with a little more support, and hopefully respect for the work a game warden does for wildlife and benefits created for those who care about our great natural resources today and for generations to come.

This is a fascinating story about how a man acquires the ability to change three things a day--from minute little requests to ideas that change the country and the world for the better. Enjoy the ride with Franstaffski, the CNN broadcaster Janeen, and the president of the United States. Could a what-if ever come true?

The story line begins with a commercial helicopter departing on its final flight of the evening from Midway Airport located on the Southwest Side of Chicago. Its destination is O'Hare International Airport just eleven miles away. Inside the Sikorsky aircraft are two senior pilots flying local businessmen to their various connecting flights. The weather that evening was a typical summer night with few clouds and clear visibility, allowing the aircraft to fly under visual flight rules. Instead of reaching its scheduled destination, the helicopter encounters a catastrophic event, causing it to suddenly begin to spin out of control and crash into a nearby cemetery just shortly after taking off. Everyone on board was killed despite a heroic effort of skillful flying by the copilot. Although the event immediately caused several areas of concern for the company and several questions about future safe operations, the FAA ruled that the accident was simply the result of a structural failure, which caused the tail section rotor blade to separate from the main body of the aircraft.The reader barely gets a chance to breathe as the story line moves rapidly from the time period of July 27, 1960, to the current day when a newly elected congressman with presidential aspirations has encouraged a new investigation into the circumstances of that fatal day, the reason being that it was his uncle who had been the helicopter captain. That opportunity quickly arrives when the congressman visits the location where the helicopter had crashed and, while he is there, meets a private investigator who was visiting the grave of his departed relative. Then hired by the congressman to look into the past event, the detective soon learns that there's much more to this story than just an aircraft mishap. Within a short period of time, he discovers that the helicopter was carrying the briefcase that had originally belonged to the passenger who had been denied passage on the flight even though he had been holding a confirmed ticket. That briefcase destined for Tombstone, Arizona, was never located, nor was it ever explained as to why the helicopter had left the departure gate with one empty seat.Swinging Gates is an edge-of-your-seat, nail-biting, page-turner of a novel that takes you to the dark side of Washington, DC, where the reader soon begins to get the feeling that the people that now work at the White House and those back in Illinois are failing to tell the complete story. Swinging Gates is a complex political thriller, one that has the reader turning the pages to find out what is really going on.

The book Weave of Arachnids is a realistic fiction that depicts the dysfunction of a family. It speaks to the impact of adults' decisions and actions on the lives of their children. It portrays the devastating effects their choices have on their emotional and psychological state of mind. It addresses the vulnerability of human emotions in the presence of egoism, infidelity, and addiction.

This is about my life story growing up as the son of Irish immigrant parents; my childhood on the southside of Chicago, attending Catholic school for sixteen years, and graduating from Loyola University, Chicago; and my business career through a series of companies and positions with ever-increasing responsibilities. My story outlines the good opportunities that came my way and the wins and losses we all experience on life's journey.

These are the ramblings of an old farmer, William Pembrooke, as he looks back on his family's farm, Pembrooke/German Farm and Dairy. The story looks at how John and Ida Pembrooke got the farm and how it grew over the next hundred-plus years until William and finally his granddaughter would run the farm. It tells the family stories, some sad and others humorous.

The Drake twins have been locked away forever, and the trauma they caused is preparing to heal, but that only leads to older wounds being reopened.Frederick comes to Lesley, Malcolm, and Julian with a problem: the agents of MI6 seem to be under siege by an unknown ailment. Strange, erratic behavior, fights breaking out without any source. Determined, they set about investigating, but nothing is as it seems.The crew is joined by a face from Malcolm's past, which only further aggravates the situation. Before too long, Malcolm starts exhibiting the same weird behavior that the agents did. All at once, the case goes from objective to deeply personal. With Malcolm ostensibly out of commission and under siege himself, Lesley and Julian must find a cure, or risk having to keep him locked up forever.What they discover, both about themselves and each other, is not what they expect. And it is certainly not what they are prepared for.

Are you an atheist that is curious about Christianity? Do you know an atheist that you'd like to share your Christian faith with?Dean Holbrook is a former atheist and provides a unique, more palatable perspective on Christianity. He gives a respectful, fresh take on it, having been an atheist himself.The book is not fire-and-brimstone. It's not fear based; it is based on the author's own personal experience with Christianity.

Almas en pena esta adornado con imagenes y voces que sin que sus duenos puedan identificarse nos llevan a sitios unicos. Magicos. pueblos de calles empolvadas en octubre. Tiempos lluviosos y calientes de algun lugar tropical en el que las campanas de una iglesia repentinamente repican al mediodia, llaman a los lugarenos a reunirse en el atrio y organizarse para enfrentar una posible emergencia. En esta obra, hay lamentos de mujeres que anoran el calor de sus hombres idos al norte. Almas de virgenes viejas que vagan por las calles de un pueblo en busca de quien escuche sus historias. Amores que no vuelven. Y los que retornan ya nadie los reconoce. Llegan solo a perecer o a vagar por reconditos lugares en los cuales buscan recuerdos erosionados por el tiempo. Se vuelven viejos en un abrir y cerrar de ojos.

This is a book that is an easy reader for young and old alike. The story involves a sister and a brother who spend the day at a zoo. It's up to the reader to figure out exactly what this special day is by the time they get to the end of the book. Good luck!

This book is a peek into the author's subconscious and the movie-like dreams she has had over a few years. She even included some of the scenes she saw in detail.

No two people fall in love the same way. Some recognize love at once. Some may take years before they are ready to admit, even to themselves, that they are in love. Sometimes one falls in love, but the other one either doesn't recognize it or is not ready to commit.Greg loved Janet, but she was seeing someone else, so he couldn't tell her his feelings.Ben and Sarah were deeply in love while they were in college. Circumstances forced them apart upon their graduation. They met quite by accident eight years later. They discovered that they were still in love, but each of them was engaged to marry someone else. What could they do? More importantly, what should they do?Jason and Sue were engaged to be married. They both loved their jobs, but those jobs kept pulling them apart. Would they ever find time to get married, or had they waited too long?Will was in love with Katy, but she was pining for a boy she knew from college, so she thought there was no room for anyone else in her heart.Chris worked for Paul. A coworker stole some artwork from Chris, so she believed she was going to have to quit her job. Paul didn't want to lose her, so he did everything in his power to stop that from happening. Paul first began to admire Chris because of how she wanted to settle the problem with her coworker. He discovered he liked spending time with Chris but wasn't sure it would be proper to take his feelings any further since she was one of his employees.

En esta obra, con palabras sencillas, te lleva a analizar lo valioso que es el tiempo, la familia, los amigos, el amor y lo hermoso que es la vida como un regalo divino. Aqui podras valorar mas las relaciones humanas y el proceso por el cual pasamos desde que nacemos, para poder entender todo lo que somos, todo lo que tenemos y para que estamos aqui. Recorre en su desarrollo diversas situaciones del mundo donde vivimos, transportandote a lugares, ciudades y momentos, los cuales hemos vivido en nuestras vidas, recordandolos de nuevo, pero ahora como espectadores, para, asi, poder valorar todos lo acontecido y tomarlo como una nueva ensenanza para seguir adelante. Nos ensena a encontrar el significado de la vida en pocas palabras, para saber comprender que lo unico que nos hace feliz es el amor al projimo, la familia y la pareja."La experiencia de los anos nos da la sabiduria".

These stories were written to tell my grandkids and great-grandkids about their grandmother's childhood but became much more a teaching tool of some of the values that are being lost in our day. They provoke questions parents should answer and often don't. But mostly they show a happy childhood with a little adventure thrown and a bit of the wry sense of humor I inherited from my dad. I hope parents will read them to their children and be with them at bedtime. The stories are mostly true, but my memory is unsure of conversations and who did what, so they aren't exact. I was born just before World War II, and for the most part, these stories are just after it ended. The settings are Andrews, Texas, and Carlsbad, New Mexico. There were no TVs and cell phones back then.

Why when life is ending...Do we suddenly see the beauty of clouds...Smell the aroma of jasmine...Love the smile of a stranger.......Breathe in, breathe out, and...Live.Cancer: A Funny Thing HappenedThis book was written to react to the devastation of hearing, "You have Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer." So the journey began.Cancer: It's Been a Year. I'm Still Here.An ironic look at what happens when you prepare to die and then you don't. Funny examples of doctor visits that border on ridiculous. We all have experience with doctors and their staff.Drink Your Juice from a Fancy GlassFrom the wonderful things that people say to you to the funny things that happen almost daily.From Scars to StarsA poetry book about twenty-four survivors (both men and women) who are living with their cancers in a positive way. They discuss their first symptoms and their attitudes about their care. These are all remarkable people.