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This is a remarkable dog story of a highly intelligent and gifted, athletic dog challenged against insurmountable odds in an attempt to regain his health and his life back after an acute accident. It is a deep bond between owner and pet canine or, better said, two best friends working together to discover a path to survival. Canine fibrocartilaginous embolism, better known as canine FCE, is not a term widely known by most dog owners; however, all dog owners will find this story riveting as they will learn and witness what can be accomplished when the love of an owner for his dog combined with man's best friend loyally work in unison. You will find this story to be heartwarming, emotional, serious, and funny. It will grab you and draw you in. You will put yourself into the story and wonder, Would you have stayed on this train of a true story, or would you have departed somewhere along the way?On average, 44 percent of the population in the USA own a dog. They are entwined deeply throughout the families they live and cohabitate with. Dogs have a way of discovering our mood changes, if we are sick, and if there is danger nearby. They are loyal to a fault and always happy to see us when we arrive. How far would we go to support them when the odds are against you? Reading this story will definitely make you ask yourself that question. I wrote this book because this story has to be told. I hope you enjoy the ride. To learn more about Bubba, please visit the webpage!

With this book, one may read two compelling stories. Each about a young woman who is ridiculed by a scandalmonger. In the first, Tom becomes a scandalmonger: before his rich father dies, he changes his will, turning the ranch and all it's holdings over to Madison, his hospice nurse. Although Madison tries to tell Tom that she will eventually turn the ranch back over to him. Tom convinces the ranch hands, many of whom who had been born and raised on the ranch, that Madison is going to sell the ranch, and if she does, they will all lose their homes as well as their jobs. In the second story, my younger, beautiful sister, Sylvie, becomes convinced that I am the reason that an older couple had changed their minds and have backed out of selling a house to Sylvie and her fianc So Sylvie becomes a scandalmonger when she tells her future father-in-law that I am lazy, that I run around all night, then lay around all day, forcing her to do all the house and yard work. Because of Sylvie's lies, I become homeless, and I am forced to seek refuge in an old, abandoned farmhouse, and not realizing at the time that it is "e;haunted"e;.

Wiglaf, the last remaining relative of the deceased heroic king of Geatland, Beowulf, was in for the fight of his life against the giant two-headed mountain troll and his vicious flock of ravens in the forbidden and mysterious lands of the Hardanger Kingdom of Norway. At stake was the very survival of those who occupied those strange forests, including Wiglaf's newfound love, Elenora, a lady troll who had rescued him from winter's deadly, icy grip. It would be a historic battle against time in the snow-covered mountainous fjords where good fought evil and the outcome could mean a brighter future and hope for all during the sixth century A.D. - in the northern most country of Europe.

Ox in the Box is story about how Farmer acquires a farm and about how he grows to love and appreciate it. It's a story about hard work and family. Farmer loves his dad and learns a lot from his poppa about agriculture and life. Farmer has a brood of curious and noisy animals. They wander about freely on the farm, and they notice everything. They even notice when a box arrives on the farm. Once the box arrives, that's when the guessing game and adventure begins.

Tis the season where pumpkins are taken from a patch, golden leaves fall from the trees, snowflakes fly from window to window. There is a certain window you've already been to. That of the Lion residence. There is another window which is new to you. This residence belongs to the Bear family. One occupant in particular, an eight-year-old named Bunson is of particular interest of late. As his activities involve two very familiar faces: Lazar and Jingles. Bunson's relationship to Lazar and Jingles is simple. He is their cousin. He's on good terms with them. Most of the time. Even so. Those terms often are stretched beyond their limits. How does Bunson plan to make this next Halloween one of the most memorable ever? Just what does it have to do with old TV shows?What is Bunson involved with, as he hopes to supply Waterford with the biggest Thanksgiving feast in recent memory? Why is Jingles so afraid of this plan? Where is Lazar? Who is he with as Jingles struggles through Bunson's ordeal without his best friend's help?Finally, what's happened with Bunson, which will change the lives of his friends forever come Christmas week?Meet Bunson Bear as he shares the holidays with Lazar and Jingles!

Being tasked with returning the gold to Sumpter, Marshal Felton must hire on additional Deputy's to assist him in returning the gold. But like usual, something goes eerie, and they lose the gold. It got its name when the U. S. Cavalry rides into it, where they spend the next three fun-filled days at the Fort in Pendleton, Oregon. Ride alone on additional short story "e;Huntin' Trips with Marshal Felton and Deputy Wapiti,"e; as his scalp counts grows with each new exciting huntin' trip.

The relationship between a mother and daughter is a special one. Unfortunately, not all mothers and daughters share good relationships. This is the case with Deloris and her mother, Emma Jean. Deloris dreams of the moment when she'll leave home and her mother for good. But when she comes up pregnant for Jasper Reynolds, a man several years older, Deloris becomes a bargaining chip between Emma Jean and Jasper for his freedom. Married to Jasper and expecting her first child, Deloris finds some comfort in being the woman of her own home. Although Jasper imposes house rules of his own, Deloris feels freer than ever before. However, her freedom is short-lived with the return of Luther Diamond, a dangerous man from her past. Deloris knows that her marriage to Jasper is a betrayal to Luther and he's not a man that takes betrayal well. In fact, Luther has every intent to kill Jasper Reynolds, but Deloris in desperation to save the life of her new husband, reveals another tragic betrayal committed by her mother. Jasper's suspicion of his new wife causes him to decide to place Michael, his best friend, in the position of watchdog for Deloris. This might prove to be a mistake because unknown to Jasper, Michael carries a torch for Deloris and she might be carrying much more for Michael. Deloris has many problems, but her mother remains the biggest. After the birth of her baby, Deloris lies in a coma while Emma Jean sets an evil plot in motion to steal her daughter's baby. The relationship between this mother and daughter isn't just bad, it's downright criminal.

Stinky Stuff is a story of challenges, resilience, and perseverance. It's a story of how anyone can learn early that circumstances (surrounding conditions) don't make you who you are nor what you want to become, but it's how you handle those circumstances that makes the difference. Yes, the character was a slow reader, and his words never seem to come out right when reading aloud. Yes, it made him feel scared, embarrassed, alone, and hurt when reading aloud. And yes, he wanted to run out of the class when the tingling in his legs and the butterflies in his stomach became almost unbearable with fear of having to reveal his weakness to his classmates. Yet he sat through it all as his selfaEUR"e;esteem went underground. But then, some encouraging words were spoken with a belief that could not be ignored. His mother said, "e;Challenge yourself,"e; and that he did.

Dean Strickland, a Music major at the University of North Texas College of Music in Denton, Texas really wanted his story to get out to the world, and he knew he would have to write it himself, since he was not known; and write it he did. Guilty of falling in love, Dean paid in a big way when charged in a court of law, and wrongfully, or maybe not, gets diagnosed by a first semester Psychology major. Dean, though, did not let that get in the way of him following his dream of being a Rock 'n' Roll musician. The names have not been changed to protect the guilty. A book including poems and song lyrics exerting such emotion it makes one cry.

Come on an adventure with the hero John as he learns about the life of being a raptor. He learns to hunt, fight, and learns what family is about. After John hunts for fish in the pond as the family prepares for a feast, John's father, the alpha male, sees a shadowy figure in the bushes. So the clan goes to check it out only to find footprints. But the next day, the raptor clan prepares for the fight of their lives.

Philly Odds is just that. The odds are as usual is everything that's brought up against you is incapable of doing. In L's case, she never believed that she would beat the odds against her. She thought she was trapped in the City of Brotherly Love where she didn't receive love back-not from her family, friends, or significant others. L had dreams on becoming her own boss one day after having failed in holding down job positions due to her illness-sickle cell disease-that she lived with all her life and a hereditary disease (bipolar).

This book is about a man who goes around having sex on the first night with various different women. When he runs into the most beautiful woman he's ever seen, his life starts to go downhill from the selfishness of his own personal gain, causing him to have to fix the situations around him all while trying to have sex with her on the first night.

We may see chaos when God sees purpose. Life itself is a test, but the test is not as important as how we respond to it. If we fail the test, we must keep taking it until we pass. The Word of God gives us direction, wisdom, and encouragement, so that we may pass the test. God has given Darryl the power of poetry. Like parables, they are contemporary lessons to understand God's word, "e;so that they might provoke us to learn to love and do good"e; (Heb. 10:24).

The Last Marathon is the author's experience of his descent into memory loss and his triumphs during his courageous battle back. His story highlights his positive attitude and his "e;can do"e; approach to overcoming obstacles he faced not only throughout his life but during his battle with Alzheimer's. The book chronicles Alzheimer's as Ron's final challenge, which he visualizes as the ultimate race-his last marathon. Even though he understands he will lose the war, he continues to win many battles. This humorous, uplifting, and inspirational story encompasses the many successes as well as embraces the dark side of his race against this disease. The author's incentive for writing the book is to encourage, support, and educate others and their families during their own race to the finish line. The Last Marathon includes the training techniques and lifestyle changes Ron applies to his daily routine. He and his doctors feel strongly these strategies are what have contributed to the disease's slow progression and Ron's continued high functioning despite his having virtually no memory.

Far beyond the planet Earth dwells Yor. Yor is a planet inhabited by highly-intelligent and colorful beings who thrive by eating books to gain much sought-after knowledge. Yeeb of Yor is the story of one young Yorian who, in his hunger for knowledge, finds himself on a strange planet, Earth, and the fun begins. After a frightening journey, Yeeb is fortunate to meet two young boys who are more than happy to invite him to a feast of school books they are sure they will never need. Written entirely in rhyme, Yeeb of Yor is fun and humorous and may shine a new light on reading in the eyes of a child.

Young Hoops, considered a dull-witted academic failure and a coward by his fellow Wiffins, is thrust into a treacherous world of witchcraft, warring monarchs, and bizarre creatures of prey in a quest to recover a talisman of massive power, and thus save his country from eventual enslavement. Accompanied by a rebel warrior princess, a timid wolf, and a mysterious bat-winged cat, Hoops finds himself having to match wits with an iron-willed Queen Saragata, outsmart the vain God of War, Brutius, and overcome panic when facing the ferocious Klackclaws or the demonic General Itus in a duel to the death.

On a warm, moonlit night in mid-June 1865, three days prior to Beau and Carlotta Wells's scheduled departure, an unsigned note was attached to a door at the main entrance to the vigilance committees' headquarters in a small community called Quiet Creek, located about fifteen miles west of Pine Grove City, Kentucky. The note asserted that a fugitive slave named Beau Wells had returned to the plantation that he'd run away from in 1860, purchased the farm, married his former master's widow, and that he and his wife, Carlotta, could be found residing at his newly acquired estate. Beau and Carlotta's outright defiance of the moral code enraged the vigilantes, and all hell broke loose!

This book is a must read for every human being. It is the spirituality, psychology and sociology of the Love of the Liberty of The Truth. After you read this book you will understand how these relate holistically to the two spiritual motivations in the universe:The Truth of the Love of Liberty versus the addiction to The Lie of fearful lustful selfishness. False prophets are attempting to keep us enslaved. They tell us we have no choice in how we act and think. They convince us to give up our power to lifeless objects and negative spirits. They devalue the invaluable and inhibit the implementation of which, all for false profits, while children die of starvation. Do not believe them. We all have a choice in how we choose to think and what motivates us. There is a reason why anyone would feel negative. There is a reason why the world is spiraling out of control. The invaluable of The Truth of Love and Liberty is infinitely more important than unabated consuming and superficial fake pleasures. In the invaluable of The Truth we will finally manifest our destiny and become The United States of Liberty and Justice for all. Even if you do not want to do any good thing in this book, don't inhibit those who do and at least hold all of the leaders of The United States to the standards set forth. Yet for those who realize quickly and take it to heart, you will feel the greatest empowerment of Truth Loves Liberty.

The words of Mighty God are in the Old and New Testaments. His words are love letters to His human creation. They are about living on life on earth with satan and sins and redemption for salvation by establishing a direct mutual relationship with the Creator God who shows blessings every day and night. The complex process of being alive on earth is under constant attacks by satan while we are trying to prevent dangerous outcomes and not to fall into the abyss of satan. The humanity has been given free-will by God to choose either the just and right of "e;good"e; under the light of God or the dark and wrongs of the "e;evil"e; with satan. The Divine Power of God is on our side to protect while we are on a spec of dust of this universe in the eternal fabric of the space and time across the center of the incomprehensible unknown, the home of the Creator God Almighty. The creation of this universe and the earth we live on are the expressions of His Divine Love to become with us, He wants to empower us from within, with Love and never ending glory. He wants to separate satan's evils from His star light goods. He wants us to have this short time on earth with ethical spirituality while we are on this tiny planet in circular motion around the sun of His.

Meet Harry. Harry is an angel, a naughty angel. Harry is stuck on earth. Harry is okay being stuck on earth because of his "e;sweet girl."e;Harry's sweet girl has had quite the life; and Harry has witnessed everything since she was born: abuse, love, violence, sacrifice. If you were to ask Harry how he would describe his "e;sweet girl,"e; he would say, "e;My sweet girl is strong, confident, humble, determined, and loyal."e;Now if you were to ask his "e;sweet girl"e; how she described herself, she would say, "e;I am broken, worthless, used, and stepped on."e;Two very different ways of seeing things. Two very different people. One common goal, to get Harry's "e;sweet girl"e; to be everything she has ever dreamed of and believe in herself. Harry and his "e;sweet girl"e; invite you on a journey through the course of her life: from the first time Harry's "e;sweet girl"e; was betrayed by her family, to the last moment when she finally said, this is enough!What happened to Harry's "e;sweet girl"e; to make her believe she is worthless? Will Harry ever get to heaven? These are the questions and some of the answers you will be invited to join in on when you read Jump Rope. Life is always an up and down; it's what you decided to do with it that makes you who you are.

Dewey Does learns new challenges on his first day in the fourth grade.

Imagine looking into a mirror expecting to see the same awkward teenager who haunts your every waking moment, wishing for a transformation, a new beginning, and finding one. Rather than the luscious Miss America persona you are looking for, you see an animal. Not a tame house pet, but a wild animal, black and sleek, fur as soft as velvet. Rae's adventures begin when she unknowingly shape-shifts while playing in a high school soccer game. The events that follow change the course of her life forever. Powers that she never knew she possessed are revealed to her by her father, who is a shaman, and Nate, a friend from the past. They lead her to the underworld, where she discovers other shape-shifters like herself. Rae becomes involved in a battle between good and evil with the upper world and the underworld, and she ultimately controls who will win in the end.

Lollipop Lulu learns her ABCs by using her imagination and creating alphabet characters that talk and insist she learns the alphabet. When Lollipop Lulu learns her ABCs, she merrily dances into the breeze.

This book is dedicated to all the people that cannot find the right words to express themselves internally-when writing or speaking to friends or foes. These catchy sentences and signature endings are penned especially for you.

Dealing with adult and controversial themes, Daughters of the Dance is a beautiful, moving saga of three generations of strong women immersed in the art of the dance and in their profound relationships with high-powered men driven by oil, wealth, war, trade, religious beliefs, nature, female submissiveness, and sexual boundaries. It is a story of uncharted survival amid three wars in continental Europe during the first half of the twentieth century and its inevitable expansion to the Netherlands Antilles, especially the Sephardic-Ladino community of Curacao, and to the Western Hemisphere. Daughters of the Dance is a metaphor for a method the "e;daughters"e; use to enhance their spiritual being. Ayana, the introductory character, expresses a dominant human condition-the pain of sadness, guilt, and shame-and asks, "e;How do we survive without love?"e; In the words of Rumi, a Persian Sufi, "e;Whosoever knows the power of dance, dwells in the Ineffable Effulgence"e; (i.e., a nonreified Presence), they discover their primordial selves-originated, born, formed, and unfiltered. At a deeper level, the characters encounter lo real maravilloso americano (magic realism) in raw, latent, and ever-present states of being in elegant timelessness. In a way, Rumi pointed the way, "e;What you seek is seeking you."e;Daughters of the Dance invites the reader to grasp the mystery that lies behind each personality. Words and pictographs fail to fully explain experience. Hence, the novel challenges beliefs so that readers can seek out the experience of beauty and joy amid the perils of unrest that may either fester or heal. To borrow Rumi again, "e;Dance when you are perfectly free and enjoy each step along the way."e; Happy is the culture that can dance! Visit the author's website HERE!

In the Groove introduces Dewey Does to a new friend, Big Bang, as he learns some life lessons and learns a story that challenges the strength of his heart.

Nancy was born and raised in Harbor Cove, a small fish-buying station. Isolation and hardships were part of her everyday existence. From the time she is old enough to stand on wheel watch, she works with her dad on his old wooden tugboat. They tow log rafts for logging companies and hire out as beach loggers to recover logs from rafts that break apart during the storms that are normal occurrence in the Alaskan Panhandle. As soon as she is old enough to be on her own, she leaves home and never looks back. She is determined to live with all the conveniences she grew up without. That is exactly what she does: a husband, two kids, and a house in the suburbs in Lynnwood, Washington. Then the phone rings. Her dad needs help after having a stroke. Still resistant, she is convinced by her husband and daughter to return. She takes her fourteen-year-old son because he is having a hard time socially at school. Her children know nothing of how she grew up. She has told them very little because she is afraid they will become fascinated with the very things she detested. When she arrives, she finds hardly anything has changed. Folks are still living the way they were when she left, making up the rules as they go along. Then somehow she begins to question her memory and begins to realize the importance of allowing people to live the way they choose. Reluctantly she agrees to help her dad recover some logs from a broken raft, putting lives in danger, including her own son's. Neil arrives in the The Cove two months before his job begins as a school teacher, a job nobody else wanted. He's not even sure there will be enough children to have school open. When someone asks why he can't come up with answer. Ralph Bodeen arrives one morning in a small plastic punt after rowing all night. His small troller has burned to the waterline. He announces that he is now a man without resources and is looking for work. He has lost everything including all of his toilet paper. The Cove collects people and it's up to them to somehow make things work -- or not.

Best friends Hopper and Lance have been waiting anxiously for the day Hopper's uncle Chip could take them up to his place, the Chipper One. That day has finally come. The boys eagerly board the plane! Fifteen minutes into the flight, tragedy strikes. To make things worse, they're flying amid a huge thunderstorm right into the path headed toward a tornado!What will they do? What can they do? Can they fly the plane? Can they land the plane or crash? How will this day end?

King's Creative Kitchen: For the Love of Good Food combines the stories of travel experiences and memorable recipes of the author Barry Marshall King. As a museum professional (educator), he discovered there is little difference between the museum-going experience and good food memories. Each involve active participation, interpretation, and hopefully, a lasting impression. Twenty years of collecting, creating, and sharing of traditional recipes are combined with original dishes for those who value the significance of a food memory. In this extensive collection of recipes, there is a special section that represent the author's Native heritage. It is his hope to introduce and share with the world these Native dishes with a modern interpretation. Each of the over a hundred recipes' main feature is flavor, often bold and hearty, as well as delicate and light, stirring the senses often forgotten now reawakened. One of the author's favorite original recipe a beautifully briny, delectable, and created with friends one moonlit night on the Chesapeake Bay. Another recipe is an inspired combination of spanakopita (Greek) and a Jamaican patty . . . simply delicious! Nature's bounty is the canvas from which he masterfully creates dishes to be remembered and admired for years to come. You, too, will be most proud and satisfied with each completed dish. Preparation and cooking methods are comprehensive. All that's needed is basic kitchen equipment and a little patience to produce quite satisfactory results. The recipes are well suited for family dinners, date night, pre-theater or party food, workplace pot lucks. Your chance to show you care. Your chance to create bonds through the food experience as interpreted by the hands, heart, and mind of an artist and true lover of good food.

A well-educated Chinese woman accidentally worked as a respite caregiver for a dying ninety-five-year-old American lady named Isabelle, who was also well-educated in American culture. Together, they make a heartwarming story for the rest of Isabella's short remaining time. These heartfelt stories accompanied Isabelle as she left this world with a smile. Two ordinary women from totally different cultural backgrounds have created a beautiful sunset of an ordinary life. This special home-cooking chicken soup with their unique recipe will warm your heart.