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This compilation by Matt Shea contains three books in one! Many of these stories first appeared as eBooks, but they are now all available in this softcover.First, Judge Alvin Wong in on the case in The Mouse that Roared. This story illustrates a crossroad every teen faces somewhere in life that presents the question, "What do I want to be when I grow up?"The other two stories: Lauratown and The World's Greatest Rock Star have many stories attached to them as well. Each story contains a wonderful lesson and glorify our Lord.

Can you imagine hearing everything around you all at the same time? For a kid with autism, noises and sounds can even become painful. "Music to My Ears" is a true story about how music made a difference in the life of a boy with autism.

At the end of the Adventure of the Pink Ruby (book 2) Puck uses his magic to transport Nef and her friends to Puckovakia, a land 150 years behind ours. There are no phones, TVs, or computers. The group is escorted to Queen Nya, and learns that Puckovakia has become divided between the Highlands and the Valley due to the corruption of the Valley leaders. Because of their corruption, Notwat Island, which sits in the middle of the river on which almost all trade flows in and out of Puckovakia, is now controlled by the evil Johnson. The adults have seriously messed things up and it's up to Puck and the kids to make things right.

This book is about your grandfather and my grandfather, and about the smartest man you've ever known. It's also about you and what you are, and what you still can be. It's about understanding that with age comes wisdom, but also understanding that sometimes age comes alone. And knowing that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, but so is a lot. And lastly, it's about remembering what my grandfather once told someone who asked him what he did for a living: He said, "I live for a living."

American history and the way it is presented in the U.S. is still very Eurocentric, sadly. In addition, it remains chauvinistic, victor-oriented, Protestant, elitist, and regrettably still focuses on uplifting the white American male's past while simultaneously neglecting to elaborate sufficiently on the histories of ethnic minorities who have contributed to the development of the United States, namely Mexican-Americans. This became remarkably clear while researching the personalities of the genealogical lines of Edward Moraga, my grandfather, and Jose Joaquin Moraga, one of the founding commanders of the San Francisco Presidio in 1776. "Moraga Deconstructed: Illuminations in Mexican-American Heritage" examines the trajectories of Latin-American history throughout the world and in the U.S. through contemporary lenses and uses familial connections as a vehicle with which to approach these histories intimately.

This manual provides writing instructors with additional notes on the psychology of persuasion which are often overlooked in many textbooks on the subject. It is also suitable for self-instruction. Based on their own needs and experience, instructors can supplement course content by designing individual and small-group activities based on the material presented. The manual begins with remarks on a variety of topics including question types, target profiling, and the instability of facts in persuasive discourse. The second half presents a model of argument for use in assignments. The manual concludes with notes on legislative proposals, refutations, and a simplified debate model for classroom use.

A young woman follows her husband and guru on a wearying trek through the wilderness. A dedicated follower of the Reverend Sun Myung Moon recounts a long, and ultimately heartbreaking, day selling candy and flowers for his Master. A young acolyte of Opus Dei has a key realization as she seeks to recruit her best friend to the faith. A teenage girl who learns that she is about to be married to a much older man in a polygamous sect makes a desperate bid for freedom. A small boy describes his family's transformation by his father's conversion to a fundamentalist church. These, and other stories in this startling collection, bring to life the painful dilemmas and heart-rending sacrifices of those who adopt extreme beliefs, and of those who know and love them. Many of these stories have previously appeared in literary journals and similar publications.

The two most important events in the history of the world were the birth and death of Jesus Christ. This book is the most complete study into the birth and death of Jesus Christ ever published. A complete investigation into both biblical and historical records has produced believable evidence that Christ was born in the spring of 5 BC and died in the spring of 30 AD. Important Features of the Book include: The Star of Bethlehem, The Magi and the Birth of Christ, The Reign of Herod the Great, The 490 Year Prophecy of Daniel, The 3.5 Year Ministry of Christ, The Crucifixion of Christ, and The Seven Feasts of Israel.

Every covert operation has a commander. Every terrorist attack has a mastermind, but behind both there's always someone with serious money and power. Alan Conferra is neither. He's just a Capitol Hill bureaucrat. It's his job is to find out who has been funding a string of worldwide terrorist attacks. Working with bankers, politicians, spies, and government organizations that officially don't exist, Alan moves from cubicle to warzones. Throughout his career, the most dangerous place he ever went wasn't a burning desert, a steaming jungle in Africa, or an icy mountain in Switzerland. By far, the most dangerous place he will ever go is Cleveland, Ohio."Money for Mayhem" is a historical fiction, action-thriller set around real world events from 1922-2005. This is a story of more than money. It's about love, revenge, duty, and facing personal fears. It shows how numbers on a spreadsheet have very real world consequences for all of us.

After 25 years of playing golf, mostly as a single, Par-Man has accumulated quite a collection of stories about the characters who roam the links. Par-Man has one mission; a round at par or better. If that looks like it won't happen for Par-Man, then he is obligated to help the others in the group achieve golf immortality. Par-Man is not a professional (not even close), nor are the other players in the book. They are Saturday golfers who just love the game. Every shot on every hole in this chronicle is true. Each reader will find a little bit of themselves in these tales. Maybe it will describe an actual meeting between you and Par-Man.

Sometimes you think you want to disappear, but all you really want is to be found. Paul Alfred felt this way as he imagined his new life in Ireland. Everything he could envision was real now. Deep within his soul was a door that opened into a world of wonder. He only had to open the door and let the magic in. To breathe it all in and love it all out. He knew that Ireland was full of magical things, patiently waiting for his senses to grow sharper. He knew there was something incredible waiting to be known. He didn't want to live forever, he just wanted to live. It felt good to be lost in the right direction.Now, ask yourself: Where will you be when you get where you're going?