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Dealing with life challenges can be difficult and frightening. In this inspiring, uplifting, and encouraging spiritual self-help guide, Dr. Annie Mack teaches readers how to navigate the unknown. When you are navigating the unknown, it is like traveling a road without a map or direction. Therefore, trusting God is vital. You must surrender every situation to Him, no matter what is going on in your life. Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God. Just navigate the unknown using God as your GPS.

Life's bi¿ggest surprises can come from the world itself...or from siblings. This young adult adventure novel is about a young woman who is overcoming a family loss. Along the way she discovers that trusting in herself and others will build her strength and help defeat an evil queen. This is a story that will inspire readers to believe they are never alone on any journey.

Claire's world is everything, but normal. In Will she finds the part she is missing. Can Claire bring their two worlds together...Without getting everyone killed?

Oftentimes, both Christians and non-believers separate themselves from the characters found in the Bible. Additionally, both groups perceive the current era to be the only time when people have had to deal with generational or environmental issues, or issues such as addiction, mental health issues, feelings of low self-worth, poverty, and even sexual immortality. The list goes on and on. Fonda J. Royster gives her detailed perspective on some of her favorite relatable characters from the Bible. These are people that God chose to use as examples with significant flaws and weaknesses. However, despite their public issues or indiscretions, she believes God highlighted each of them in the Bible in order to save His children from physical oppression and spiritual demise. These characters have all had a positive impact not only in Christianity, but throughout the world.

This unique and heartening YA novel by Sky Barrozo is about a young teen who starts writing a journal about her day-to-day life as a way to cope with the trauma she experiences. She keeps up with the journal for six years, dealing with death, trauma, mental illnesses, and more, and throughout that time she discovers a lot about herself through her writing. In the end she lets go of her trauma. Not entirely, but she has weathered enough to realize she doesn't need the journal anymore to get through her day, and she is ready to heal. The poetic story is a little sad but warm at the same time, with the main character very relatable, and will encourage both teen and adult readers to think back on their lives.

Thank you for taking time out of your day to read my book you might have been wondering what's so different from big cat recipes. Out of all the other cook books that's been sold for many many years, all of those exclusive, recipes were made with low grade ingredients yet taste unbelievable!!!! Please know that my knowledge was obtained in various different methods over the years I created each in every recipe over time behind these walls one day at a time. Switching different ingredients until I feel it taste like perfection for instance, you will find my grand mothers pound cake and my famous honey bun cake and recipes like shephard pie, lasagna, cookies and much more keep in mind everything is made from scratch. I hope you enjoy these recipes with your family and friends with and ol skool feel so lets get to scrat¿ching.Sincerely chef,Big Cat

Second Chance chronicles the author's departure from a Special Agent's position with the esteemed Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation to a new appointment as an Agent of the United States Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS). Providing counterintelligence support during the People's Power Revolution,international undercover assignments, countering espionage activities, duty aboard a US Aircraft Carrier, and deployment to a SW Asian War marked the"e;Ride."e;As a young man, the Author served as an Army Paratrooper. Battlefield lessons forged the young Paratrooper into a Warrior. Dedication to his Country became his mission. Hardship and sacrifice became his life. True to his Mother's words, the Author "e;spent his life trying to recapture what he had as a Soldier."e;

Segregation in America seemed to be the catalyst for some black people, but the Achilles heal for others. Why were many blacks given little or no chance to succeed in the face of Jim Crow laws and social norms? Yet, many had successful careers as doctors, lawyers, educators, and political leaders. The twentieth century was a time of challenge and required the development of individual leadership skills. This book will examine the choices made by one black individual, which led to two successful careers as a military leader and educator. The central figure in this book learned from life and applied lessons learned along the way.¿ Understand the people you are leading and listen to their innermost desires¿ Build coalitions, build teams, build partnerships with all stakeholders to meet their self-interest¿ Know when you are on the wrong path and dare to change directions for the greater good of all involved¿ Know how to deal with crucible moments when they arise in life¿ Listen to all voices and provide an opportunity for others to lead. You build organizational leadership capacity; they will thank you for the opportunity to lead.¿ Learn from failures and turn those mistakes into opportunities for positive outcomes.Leadership will, at some point, be thrust upon everyone, whether in a business, family, or on the job. One must be willing to read and learn from the mistakes of others.

In this YA coming-of-age suspense novel, Raquel "e;Rocky"e; Roberts is a high school senior who received a full scholarship to a private university in Washington, DC for the fall. She is looking forward to having an amazing summer with her best friends Tyler, Adrienne, and Minnie, who are like family to her. She is sad they are each going their own way after high school graduation.Having been abandoned by her father at birth, and receiving only vague answers from her mother as to why he disappeared from their lives, Rocky has always wondered what she'd say if she ever met him. One late night she decides to look him up online, only to find his obituary and discover he passed away just six months ago. Full of emotions, Rocky realizes the moment for them to meet will never happen. But she still wants to know more about her father and the reason he left, so she looks up his other family members and starts to learn more about him. But she soon discovers that everything is not always what it seems... someone else has also been looking for Rocky, but for more nefarious reasons. This summer would turn out to be anything but amazing. Sometimes the truth is better left undiscovered.

Blackface minstrelsy is a sensitive subject associated with racism and stereotypes of African Americans. It is well-documented in the archives of American history, as well as in those of Aurora, Illinois. The images and photographs in this book are intended strictly to chronicle the history and optics of blackface minstrelsy in the United States and Aurora. It is not the intent of the author to offend or defame. As uncomfortable as the subject and images are, blackface minstrelsy is a part of American history. However, its history cannot be told in isolation; of equal importance are the social dynamics of the time, and the mass media's use of stereotype images and songs. How could the negative portrayal of African Americans on stage to entertain be acceptable? It was not surprising, considering the societal norms during the era. The Midwest city of Aurora was a microcosm of American society, encapsulating the country's shared expectations of acceptable behaviors by groups. Hence, what happened in Aurora was a mimicry of that in the United States as a whole. Included in the book is a demographic narrative of Aurora's early African-American citizenry during the time blackface minstrelsy was being performed . The legacy of blackface minstrelsy in America is a complex and controversial subject associated with negative stereotype images and behaviors of African Americans being portrayed on stages, songs, radio, films, and television. Deliberate or not, it created and reinforced racist stereotypes, functioning as a cultural transmitter of racism against African Americans. The social curtain on blackface minstrelsy finally closed in the mid-1960s, relegated to the pages of history.

After working one's way through nursing school, knowing where to begin when preparing for the state board examination can feel daunting. While studying for her board exams, Jacqueline Ovsepyan felt lost in a sea of information, but ultimately found her way by selecting two books and lectures that worked best for her. Now a board certified family nurse practitioner, she wants to impart her findings with future nursing hopefuls. Longing to simplify the preparation process, she lays out a clear path for success. Jacqueline has meticulously identified, arranged, and organized the most critical areas of focus and features the advice and guidance of the teachers, leaders and mentors that influenced her most. Both a comprehensive study guide and how to manual, Back to Zero is the notebook of choice for those looking for a way to cut through the noise while preparing for their board exam.

Herman Pettiford is a 76 year old man with 9 children, with 5 children being older than his wife being 46 years old. They have been together 22 years and married for 20 years. This is an exciting and wonderful story about a boy from the East Baltimore ghetto when ghettos were not dangerous or violent. They were just poor and lacking ways and avenues to get out. But the Ghetto children did find peace, love, faith and a reason to believe in oneself mainly through religion that was taught to them by their parents and guardians which made them better adults. This story is about a boy at the age of 5 who knew God quite well to be a child. He told God one Sunday morning sitting on the church bench that he knew he was only a child, but he loved and believes in God, and Jesus, the son of God. He asked God to please come and go through life with him as he grew into manhood, TO be with him for always and forever. Things of righteousness, and factual points, both good and bad that should be changed for the purpose of Freedom Rights and Equality for all Americans are true inside the minds of the author and his wife in this book, but deeds of actions, drugs and violence are mainly falsely made up to fulfill excitement and suspense of the readers. But there is no controversy when it comes to Godly beliefs talked about by the writer Because truth is a substantial and upheld commodity furnished by the author and his wife to the best of their ability. Come follow the read that will show you Satan's advancement in America, and how God never turned his back on the little boy who prayed for God to never leave him, and be with him forever. Come take the Journey that will show you some of Satan's New techniques, but remind you of his old tricks that are still used today. Follow the story as the little Christian boy becomes a man, and joins the army of worldly actions and activities, and sees how God blesses and protects him, while Satan tries to engulf him with sin by trying to trick him through lies, deceit, deception and worldly activities.

Blackface minstrelsy is a sensitive subject associated with racism and stereotypes of African Americans. It is well-documented in the archives of American history, as well as in those of Aurora, Illinois. The images and photographs in this book are intended strictly to chronicle the history and optics of blackface minstrelsy in the United States and Aurora. It is not the intent of the author to offend or defame. As uncomfortable as the subject and images are, blackface minstrelsy is a part of American history. However, its history cannot be told in isolation; of equal importance are the social dynamics of the time, and the mass media's use of stereotype images and songs. How could the negative portrayal of African Americans on stage to entertain be acceptable? It was not surprising, considering the societal norms during the era. The Midwest city of Aurora was a microcosm of American society, encapsulating the country's shared expectations of acceptable behaviors by groups. Hence, what happened in Aurora was a mimicry of that in the United States as a whole. Included in the book is a demographic narrative of Aurora's early African-American citizenry. The legacy of blackface minstrelsy in America is a complex and controversial subject associated with negative stereotype images and behaviors of African Americans. Deliberate or not, it created and reinforced racist stereotypes, functioning as a cultural transmitter of racism against African Americans. The social curtain on blackface minstrelsy finally closed in the mid-1960s, relegated to the pages of history.

A POETRY COLLECTION for LOVERSAll of the Willows: Love Poems to Read in Bed is a curated collection of poems and writings that explores the beautiful, painful and colorful spectrum that is LOVE. "The price of my heart was my mind, and I've lost both loving you." - S.Boote

[this collection, stead.fast.sad.ness,is meant to be about uncomfortable pain,devastating narratives;that only. utter.truth &some light,a lot of darkness too.this is- my story.my analytical metamorphism of becoming, me,amelework,known to you by am(elu), sunnisadgirl.z learnin' how to breathe. to speak. to scream. i'm gonna fuck.ing . . . sCrEam.]