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Life is full of choices and happiness is one of them. God has given us the gift of free will and we have the power to create our own destiny. Learn how to make choices that cannot fail to produce joy in your life. The microwave society that we live in makes it easy to choose convenience over commitment, quantity over quality, and promptitude over patience. This book will illuminate your path and bring you into the truth, where happiness resides. It will reveal the perilous consequences of fear, conflict, and grudges, and it will teach you how to renew your mind and walk in the Spirit daily. I invite you to come experience the knowledge and wisdom that leads to happiness. Why not be happy?Brian was born and raised in Gary, Indiana. He is the only son of a police officer and an English teacher. He attended Catholic schools for twelve years and he was baptized in a Pentecostal church as a teenager. Brian graduated from Howard University in 1994. He works for a local utility company that specializes in turning waste into energy.

There are so many different styles of poetry. Most of my poems tell a story in rhyme which deal with social injustices, controversial topics and the challenges that everyday life brings us. Most have powerful endings that will make the reader reflect and think and even question the craziness in our society. Some will make you want to do better like Grab the Good:I think of the trials and smiles of lifeThe turn styles we enter, the profiles we dial.Some are short, some go for miles.It can be fragile and sad or happy and glad.It can turn as we learn, it can burn as we yearn.The ups, the downs, laughter or frowns.Sometimes it's luck, sometimes we're stuck.It's a mystery to find, it grinds at our mindIt complicates, it captivates,It aggravates, it motivates.We laugh, we cry. we quit, we try.Some will crash, some will fly.Some will live, some will die.But we all received the gift of birthTo create our worth on this green earth.This is the second poetry book I have written. The first, Partly Sunny with a Chance of Laughter, Poems that will make you think, wonder, question and smile was written in the same manner as my second. Other published books include: Where Does the Trombone Go, The Sex Ed Questions You Won't Believe Kids Ask and Answered by their teachers and My Students Taught Me How to Teach. Good reading and let me know what you think: wolf3038@comcast.net

So the role of true leadership is to educate the people on the workings of society and their responsibility in it. There are always those who seek to rule over the masses either overtly or subliminally. We know this because God has placed within each of us a moral compass for guidance for self and society. True leaders never seek to be that, they see a cause and speak to it, and if it's a cause that echoes God's will, the people will support it. In the words of an old philosopher: "The Noblest Cause is the Public Good!"

This is stellar writing. Like watching a thriller on television, you can't stand to watch-Fitzpatrick does such a superb job of making this fiction seem real-Fans of steamy thrillers and nail-biting situations should read this book. -Toby Berry, The US Review of BooksBook synopsis:As a little girl, Marybeth Strikker always has dreamed of becoming a great and prestigious lawyer. She went to college and graduated the top of her class with honors. She went on to pass the bar on her first try. She thought that she would become the most successful lawyer in town. But someone stands in her way.Stan Howler was a dark, handsome, and mysterious man with secrets. He was also a lawyer. He was at top of his game. He could win any case that was handed to him. He could also have any woman that he wanted. When Stan saw Mary Beth for the first time in the lobby, he knew that he had to have her no matter what. But could Mary Beth resist Stan's advances and protect herself from the darkness that was yet to come and live to tell it? Only time would tell in this game of Cat and Mouse...

The Arrival of the Two Brothers: Apollo and Atlas is a true story that began on a cold, dark night in September when my youngest daughter proudly introduced our family to two tiny kittens who had been abandoned by their mother. After several weeks of bottle-feeding and constant care, they became active members of our family who taught us so much about living, loving, and learning.

Book synopsis:There are some women who stay in the shadows of the bible and are never heard from again, Salomee was, I think, one of them. however here in these words perhaps a letter of truth can be heard on Salomee's behalf. A thought that besides having nowhere else to turn she struck a blow never meant for an artist, let alone a princess to have the forthwith to endure.Autobiography:Karen Lee Oliver was born and raised in Poughkeepsie, New York, to her mother, Leoneida Oliver, and her father, Robert Fuller Oliver. She studied at St. Agnes School for Girls where she then received a scholarship for ballet study in New York City. She remained in the city and eventually graduated from Rhodes Preparatory School in 1976 and went on to study in the State University of New York in 1981. She retired from ballet in 1986. Around that time, she began writing her poetry and has written five books.Oliver's other works include compilations of her poetry that focus on different subjects. However, the overarching theme in her body of work is the philosophical discussion on life, self-identity and relationships with others, nature and how we interact with it, and death and how we learn to live with it. With this work, she continues to provide readers with avenues for introspection and inspiration.A collection that will help in improving how you view life and relate to others, grab your copy today!

This book will equip the reader to reflect on what is needed to overcome obstacles in the journey to move closer to one's calling, purpose, and true identity. We live in uncertain times. To stay resilient and to live holistically during turbulent times is not always easy; but it is possible. Dr. Nieman believes in leading by example.Dr. Nieman is a physician, life coach, marathon runner, and part-time health journalist. He has completed over 100 marathons and continues to maintain a habit of running daily for over a decade. Peter and his wife live in Calgary, Canada. They have four children and one grandchild.

Two groups of beings have a problem. The answer to this problem is to have a dragon provide light to the Subtaras, so the crops will not fail. The Dragon Callinda is enamored of a fox, Quinnm and his friend, Tucker, an ermine. Together the three must solve this problem by vanquishing Bezel, a minion of the Devil. To do this they are required to obtain water from the tallest mountain that has never been climbed by man. They must force the evil one to drink. Can they rectify the problem in time to save the two people?Dee was born in Rochester New York. Currently, she resides in the Chicago area in a small town called Channahon. One of her grandsons (Nik) lives with her. Writing rebuttals to Phil Donahue was her training for the craft of writing. Writing fantasy has become her rebuttal of the current situation in the world. The reality of the world is harsh and each of us needs to escape into a fantasy. Dee has been widowed for many years. The time passed has not diminished her love for her husband (Bill.) Her love for foxes is the driving force of her writing. It is her greatest hope that many readers find their solace in reading her fox tales.

This story will take you to the most beautiful height's of a desired life or the depths of sorrow but a way out that one can create their own destiny. Where life is real, but fantasy can become a rhythm of the systematic arrangement our minds can control the betterment we want and desire for ourselves as life moves on.d.l. Brooks is a simple God Fearing woman with a strong character and a winning personality. Her love for life keeps her happy and centered. She enjoys traveling while enjoying old friends and meeting new acquaintances. Her writing is her passion from her youth which brings her a lot of gratification. d.l. stories are non-fiction which gives her pride as she works hard to provide some kind of closure to those she comes to respect and protect. She takes time for her readers and book signing affairs, and she loves to know her audiences while she enjoys the connection and time spent. d.l. has a great love and respect for her maker, striving to be an example for her many friends and immediate family.

Book synopsis:In the Book, LESSONS LEARNED And SHARED: A Collections of Poems. I have sporadically revisited, and recalled some of my life's meaningful and significant instances. And then offered my interpretations as to their philosophical conveyances to me in my time on Earth. This is to speak to some of the profound "instances of teachings" that I have experienced by this time in my life.Its first purpose is only to share the visuals that they may bring to the minds of its readers. And then, to finally say that mankind has to find his way past the "sham and drudgery" of it all to the "discovery" of "LOVE" as the one, and only "Answer" to the evils which plague the World we live in.¿¿Autobiography:My name is Herman Lee Sanders Jr., I am a 74 year-old Great Grandfather who took up the hobby of writing some 50 years ago. And, I would like to say that I find it most gratifying to think that I may have written and contributed something worthy of reading. I am always favorable to share what it is that I do with people like those who have a chance to read, and enjoy what I come to write. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy this book.

Book synopsis:Corrections is a demanding field, dealing with individuals who are attempting to stay relevant in a world that no longer trusts them to play within the rules. One of my duties was to listen to radio traffic particularly for calls for help or Officer needs assistance! I then directed that traffic, we routinely ran to help! Upon retirement that intensity remained. I continually listen, which is a definition of meditation. Yoga is an exercise in learning and displaying one's true self. Being true to that self is complicated, and presenting it to the world is frightening! While having the worst day of my career, I asked for help. Within a few weeks it came upon me suddenly, and over the next ten years became exceptionally clear.Love yourself and share! This is a love story with many many adventures and always the truth! Autobiography: I am a University of Oklahoma alumni with a communications degree. Having retired from a career in the Department of Justice, Bureau of prisons. I now enjoy doing Yoga and Barre almost everyday. I am nearly complete building an authentic Chestnut log house, which was salvaged from Maryland. To my knowledge it is the oldest structure in Oklahoma having been originally built in 1790. I am married. I have a daughter, no grandchildren.

Book Synopsis:The book is about a little boy who loved the soccer ball from before he started walking, and was only able to hold it in his arms. But once this little boy was able to walk, that's all he wanted to do, play the ball. At first, the little boy started playing soccer in the house and then outside with his dad, who also enjoys soccer. The little boy continued playing soccer with friends, classmates at school, Recreational team, and later on he got picked out to play in a Soccer Club. The peak of this book is when he played for a Charity Cup in Chicago and the boy was 10 years old and won the semifinal and the final. He got the MVP!Autobiography:Well, I'm a mom who was never into sports but was blessed with a little boy who loved the soccer ball since he was about 9 months old and could only hold the ball in his arms and stare at it. Later on as a mom I noticed how much he likes to play even by himself; sometimes he would lose, sometimes he would win! I was surprised how much he enjoyed it and how well he played with friends, and classmates. His friends insisted for him to go play with them in a Recreational Team. Here, everything was easy for him, winning almost all of the games, and had to move up to play for a Soccer Club. As a mom, I was very nervous at first to let him play in a Club, but I had to let go of those fears and let my boy enjoy what he loves most.

Book synopsis:Peace In Kind began with over 50 pages of spiritual lyrics and music. Having decided to convert them all in a poetic style without the music, the reader gets to imagine what the rhythm might be. It also allows the reader to focus on the words that came from the writer as he was communicating with God and Jesus Christ. This is highly personal and comes from deep within my soul and heart. Autobiography:Richard Parnes now lives in Northern Virginia with his wife Mila and has been writing for over 50 years. He is very active within his church and volunteer activities in a food pantry, helping to feed those in need. His hobbies include sports, reading, and gardening.

Marilyn Benjamin Wassmann was born in a leap year and earned four degrees¿two in art history, one in library science, and one in studio art. Before retiring in 2011, Marilyn worked as an art cataloger at the Library of Congress. She has illustrated and contributed to anthologies for the Greenbelt Writers Group. She has published three books with her husband's assistance entitled "What the Wind Blew In," "Pen Scratching Poets," and "The Opossum and the Cats." Besides drawing and painting, Marilyn writes poetry in her spare time. She lives in Hyattsville, Maryland, with her husband, Paul, and some fish, one dog, and several cats.

Growing Your Child's Spiritual Garden offers warm and inspiring lessons designed to teach and relate to children and adults alike. They are lessons of nurturing and respecting one another with solutions to create positive outcomes. Lessons on how to take a negative situation and turn it into a positive outcome. All these lessons are taught through the love and joy of gardening together. This book encourages adults, children, and teachers to read together. This book also offers support for the older child who wishes to read independently as well as provides a glossary of terms to learn with.I believe, that, "Taking time to listen, care and put forth the efforts to understand one another is the nourishment that ultimately brings life to the seeds of our flowers, which are our children of today and tomorrow."These are just a few of the lessons of the W.C. Spiritual Garden book series. A portion of the proceeds from the purchase of Growing Your Child's Spiritual Garden will go to various charitable organizations that help to feed and nourish children in The United States and around the world.

Book synopsis:An upbeat account of a mother's journey parenting twins with different disabilities. It is a tale of advocacy outlining the strategies used when working with doctors, teachers and neighbors. It describes how a mother explored options available to her family, looking for the right "fit" and how as a family they worked on the life skills that helped her son and daughter become independent. The importance of communities and the role they play in supporting an individual is explained. The balance between safety and individual autonomy is explored. The lessons shared are instructive to parents of children with and without disabilities.Autobiography:Mrs. Fickenscher is the parent of twins. An educator for over 30 years, she served in many capacities from classroom teacher to central office administrator. She has been active in promoting opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities. When first retired, she worked with a non-profit dedicated to creating intentional communities that support adults with developmental differences as they move into their own places. She is active in her church and community. In her spare time, she travels to places on her bucket list.