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Alleen DeGaris, a native of Missouri who lived most of her adult life in Mexico, travels for three days on the Sunshine Special, a train operated in the early years of the twentieth century by the Missouri Pacific Lines. While the train progresses through the different cities of northern México and the southern United States, it travels into a liminal space where that which was is no longer but what is to come has not yet arrived. As this remarkable woman weaves her story of grief and hope, faith and family, it becomes clear that she, too, like the name of the train on which she rides, is the Sunshine Special.

We often seek out the things that move and inspire us. We try to find meaning in the unseen. What the Skies Told Me is a collection of poems that explore the world around us. It speaks of situations and behaviors, both those that exist and those that we create, and how they affect our thinking patterns every day.The poems take us on a journey through past experiences, present affirmations, and future revelations. They allow the reader to glimpse into their own desires. This book is a must-read for anyone who is looking to explore the human condition and the power of words.The poems in this book are written in a variety of styles, from free verse to sonnets. They explore a wide range of topics, from love and loss to nature and spirituality. The poems are both thought-provoking and moving, and they offer a unique perspective on the human experience.Moreover the book will help understand the writer's feelings on events that grieved her soul, shake the very core of who she is.If you are looking for a book that will make you think, feel, and see the world in a new way, then What the Skies Told Me is the perfect choice.Dive in and have fun reading!

Once again Wall Street Attorney and Thought Leader Rahul Manchanda dishes out 20 more chapters devoted to recording and exposing the inner workings of the incredibly corrupt and money-fueled Deep State which threatens the American Republic and the worlds' people. With this latest book series installation, Attorney Manchanda details how Global Communism has now merged with Global Oligarchy, to create a top-down detention camp on the worlds' people while progressively eliminating their freedoms, one by one. Culprits are also once again, named, shamed, and exposed. A must read!

Should have been the beginning story of my families life if you wanted me to be the one of the Witness. Better life stories

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This fictional story describes the innocence of a child's mind while working through a hidden secret or is it?

Come and join Goo and his three turtle friends on a day of mystery!Tiffany, Rod, and Jack are trying to figure out why Goo's shell has spots on it.Why is his shell different from their own? Does it really matter that his shell is different?See all three turtles' special stories and more in The Polka Dotted Turtle.

Ashville enjoyed prosperity after the harsh and lean years of the Depression and WWII. Predominately, low-middle income, there were no social or economic divisions, all were rich in mutual respect and pride of community. As youth, the homogenic culture and ethnicity of our small-town was not recognized. The focus was on the Thursday night dances in the park, the Fourth of July celebration, and winning county sports championships. Teachers were neighbors, compassionate and dedicated to their profession. There was a sense of freedom, but is something was wrong or not to expectations, parents would know about it immediately. An attitude of optimism prevailed, unaware that Ashville, like many rural communities, was not realizing the growth of the metropolitan and industrial areas, and that for the younger generation the future was not likely to be in Ashville. Later in life we understood the blessings and meaning of small-town values, the unique shared experiences, and lasting friendships from growing up in Ashville.

At first you won't believe that there is anything good can come of the pain. You think pain, you think negative, right? There is nothing positive about this! Why God why, you ask. This process is developing maturity and building faith in you. It takes a huge leap of faith to say to God while suffering "God I don't understand the purpose of the pain, but I trust you to have a purpose in it." This can accelerate your Christian growth like nothing else could. Sounds crazy, but pain is a part of life. It has purpose, power, and it has reason.

I would like to take you on a journey of Love, in many different forms.Sheer love of family and everything in between ; to the Love of God.I'm talking love at many different levels. Most of all, true unconditional Love.The kind of Love that we all search for. The kind of love that makes your heart pound, andmakes you want to be a better person. Most of the time it makes you happy but it also has the ability tomake you sad. Last but not least informative, so journey with me thru Multi Facets Of Love and hopefullyyou'll fall in love.

This book is inspired by God and dedicated to the victims of the Haiti earthquakes. This book is appropriate for all ages and was written to help inspire others to live in love, hope and faith and belief in God. Partial proceeds of this book will be dedicated to several charities to help fund the relief efforts in Haiti.Remember, regardless of what you may be going through, God is the only one who can lead you out of the darkness, and show you the light. Through tough times, always remember, God is there.

Jeff Barganier is a published author and freelance writer. Many years ago, he sat down on a log near a crooked tree in the forest and asked, "Lord, how did this tree come to be so crooked?" Then he wrote down what he heard.

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Frank De Canio's Political Ponderings are an arresting array of the usual suspects: sex, love, loss, longing, salient stages on Life's way, all here in a foursquare arrangement, as metrically precise as their content is sometimes emotionally charged. They seem to be a litany of Frank's psychological preoccupations as post-adolescent perspectives wrapped up in a neat package of formal poems to pique the astute reader's sensibilities. A pleasing read indeed.

While endeavoring to tell this story, I needed clarification on which approach to take. I could present this work in an entirely academic format. However, I am reminded of what my comparative religions professor would say at the beginning of his lectures..." Intellectuals are boring. We will attempt to tell the story from the griot format. You may have wondered why I am writing this book. This is the third book in my series from the Yoruba-American Theological Arch ministry. Inspired by the library in the Oyotunji Village in South Carolina, these books are intended to educate our children, students, clients, and followers of our beliefs, customs, and traditions. The first book in the series, "Ile Ifa International," was presented as a format for beginning worship and establishing your spiritual home, or "Ile," as we call it. The second book, "The Voodoo Kings," was presented to emphasize the elders in the Diaspora and their work. Art...art, love of culture and tradition, and respect for elders and teachers are essential to practicing the tradition. Due to the demonization of the tradition in Hollywood and other media sources, the beauty and refinement of art and the genius of the literature have been reduced to the default term "Voodoo" to represent the many manifestations of the tradition throughout the diaspora. We love the practice in all its images and attempt to educate beyond the simplifications. It is their birthright for Yoruba Americans, and you should know which tradition resonates with your soul or spirit. In this latest book. "Bablawo" looks at the Yoruba Americans' future and their vision for the future in the Diaspora.