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Cape Cod's Nauset Light was doomed as continued erosion narrowed the cliff where it stood. The dedication of the community members, working to save their lighthouse, comes alive on these pages. As the drama of this historic event unfolds, you will find yourself among the crowd gathered that cold November day.In addition to those provided by the author, numerous photos have been selected from the files of Shirley C. Sabin, member of the Board of Directors for Nauset Light Preservation Society. She is a volunteer at the Cape Cod National Seashore and has co-authored several books introducing readers to Cape Cod.Alice Shardlow, grandmother and retired teacher, has been a regular visitor to the Cape for more than thirty years. She and her husband reside in the hills overlooking Cayuga Lake in upstate New York.Reviews:"Alice Shardlow writes with power and eloquence about an endangered lighthouse and the determined people of Eastham MA who banded together to save it. Inspiring!"- Michele Kolodij, Elementary School Librarian"Alice Shardlow does an excellent job of describing the moving of Nauset light in words and pictures that children can understand and enjoy."- Hawkins Conrad, Past President, Nauset Light Preservation Society

"Written in a series of snapshot, near stop-motion prose, Meri Tumanyan's The Girl with the Purple Umbrella follows a mother and daughter on an ordinary rainy day. As the daughter explores and the mother rediscovers myriad wonders ubiquitous to a winter day, the book comments on love, relationships, and fleeting time that makes the here and now so precious." ~Dr. Nathalie Joseph

"I Like Rocks" is the author's feeble attempt to embrace some of the many warm fuzzy moments we encounter while raising our children and grandchildren. Children get great joy from the simplest things in life. Things that we, as adults, have long since forgotten about. This story draws from the very essence of such "quality time" as this. Travel with us back to a world of innocence where Gammy may see a dirty rock, the child could see a marbled gem worth taking home.Perhaps tomorrow or years from now, rocks may not hold the fascination they hold right now for this young one. Something else will tug at their heartstrings. From infant to toddler, to grade school, to puberty, to adolescents ....They need to know we will happily go the distance with them.Please enjoy " I Like Rocks."

The '60s was a time of change in America, both good and not so good. The Vietnam war was culminating, and a peace movement was in full bloom, "Thanks to Dr Martin Luther King Jr." His relentless quest for nonviolent change was starting to resonate, as well as the Civil rights uprisings.Up in Harlem, New York, a child was born. A female child, whom would soon become an incest survivor, drug addict, and last but surely not least, a lesbian. Yes, lesbian. The dirty little word that good little Christian folk couldn't stomach, and still can't even today.Here is my memoir of the Darkness that turned on GODS light.Review:Pretty Little Bastard Child, is a thoroughly, thought-provoking nail biter of a read.The freshness of the author's writing is something to behold. In reading line for line, it never felt formal. She painted a picture and made me feel like I was in each scene of her life. What I thought would take weeks to read seemed like a fresh few hours of riveting page turning. I couldn't wait to get to "the next part". This (memoir) is a story of her internal struggle-to believe her own version of her life and to have the strength to break away from her past. It gives a glimpse into a way of life that most of us will never know, and it's an inspiring story of one woman's ability to change her future. Read this book now!-Elisabeth Withers-Mendes Grammy / Tony Nominated Actress, Singer & Musician

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Jennifer Simon thought she met the love of her life, Andre Washington, when he walked into her life. Jennifer just knew that God was giving her a second chance at true love again, but deep down she feels that Andre isn't telling her the whole truth about who he really is. Jennifer has to learn that just because a person comes in your life doesn't mean they're meant to stay. Andre tries to convince Jennifer that he's not the monster she thinks he is and to give him a chance to prove it to her, but his actions speak louder than his words. Jennifer just wants to see the person he claims to be, but she'll soon find out everything he doesn't want her to know about himself. The only question she is faced with now is can she deal with all the lies and drama, or is it too much for her to handle and decides to walk away from it all?

THE CONTINUING SAGA OF THE GIRL IN THE WOODS - BOOK THREE.When Abby woke the next morning she realized that her nightmares had once again become her reality. She laid there replaying events of the day before and then months before. There had been no warning signs and yet she knew her past had returned to haunt her.

Reminiscences examines the growth and life of a young African American boy coming of age in the second half of the twentieth century. Jamarius Russell is the main protagonist, and he informs the reader of events and circumstances that affected him as his family as the years rolled by. As he reflects and looks back on his years and those of his family, his grandparents and his ancestors from a previous time and place. This is an American novel about America and about its history. It is a story about a group of people, over generations, facing critical moments in their lives and their history. Reminiscences has a cinematic quality to it as the years pass by as Jamarius Russell, Lee Somersom Russell and Eloise Sudey, the elderly senior citizen, tell a tale of woe and hope, of aspiration and disappointment and of life and death. Remiscences is a story readers would enjoy because the reader gets to experience and live what the characters live.

In this follow up to Tears & Laughters, embark on a 21-poem journey exploring themes such as love, grief, and finding oneself.

This is an inspiring story. It shows how one can triumph in life through relentless efforts. The author, youngest child in the family is stricken by a devastating illness; still continues the quest of her life unfazed. She migrates to America alone, against her doctor's strong objection, to pursue further studies. This book written in simple words, in an easy conversational style provides a roadmap to live jubilantly while facing crisis in life. It vividly depicts the charming storyteller's passion for life, love, laughter and fun.

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A romantic week at a luxury resort on a secluded private island. Sun, sand, surf and romantic moonlight walks on the beach. Tracy Markous couldn't imagine a more enjoyable vacation for her and her husband, Police Lieutenant Nick Markous. For the next seven days there was going to be absolutely no work. No emergencies. No midnight phone calls because there were no outside telephone lines on the island. Also no cell service. No Wi-Fi. And no television. Nothing to do but relax and enjoy their time together.The perfect romantic getaway.What she didn't count on were the sinister shadows hiding under the bright sunshine. Conspiracies, missing husbands, and mobsters, were the last thing she expected-or wanted.They certainly weren't covered in the brochure.As the body count began to climb, Nick evolved from relaxed resort guest to unofficial investigator. Nick the cop replaced Nick the husband.

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Aiden has always had the ability to motivate others but never himself. He gets tasked with teaching a class that he turns into a class to motivate others lost in life. Unexpectedly the class helps him as much as he helps them.

This book is about a girl who is afraid to cry due to the lost of her loved ones. However, she and a friend get a chance to meet new friends in an adventurous land called Buttercup Land. There she learns that death is a part of nature and not to be afraid to cry. She also learns the lesson not to judge a book by its cover.