"Metamorphosis - Changes of the Heart," is a poetry book about the pathways that have touched our lives. The book is composed of four sections capturing poems which reflect the theme of each stage: Awakening, Growth, Struggle and Rebirth. These poems invite you to celebrate your own Metamorphosis.
Written from the perspective of a student with a learning disability and the joy of working with students with the desire to see them reach their greatest potential.
"Erstwhile Bubble Tea" is 100 percent pure moonshine, a literary topis of strange beliefs and occasional bliss, a humanitarian account of how the sunshine tribe triumphed over darkness and the little cities of the Bay Area celebrated their second shadow; while drinking tea becomes an erstwhile pleasure for the taking, the cool cat Asians of suburban California put to rights their value to conquer the vicissitudes of plainspoken time and outrageous happenstance; whether they are putting on airs, or exhibiting the sur le tat neuroses of a resurrected childhood on a summer's day, these characters lead a charmed existence, putting on a show not unlike "Juneteenth," and making a statement for their ethnic pageantry, and cosmic FOB existence on the planet.
I was encouraged to read in the Introduction that it treated philosophy of medicine as part of the philosophy of science. But I was a little sceptical on reading that as such it is comprehensive. Couldn't a comprehensive account be written only by an amazing polymath? But it turns out that you are that amazing polymath. You seem to have read everything and succeeded in producing an encyclopedia of all the issues. It will establish itself as an essential guide to the field.Professor Jonathan Glover
3 Nylon Lemons is divided into three sections: A collection of poetry written forty plus years ago- Some fragments of my fathers' writing I discovered in his personal archives after his passing-and current work of my own collected since 2020 publication of Retread Rubber Eden. Lucky Ward (a constant theme named after a beloved teenage companion) is a series of prose snap shots of a Nursing Home I worked in as a very young man called Villa Care in Bellingham Washington in the late 70's. Terrible Now that advanced age has visited me, I can only look back at those words and shake my head in amazement. The fiction of those days has become Stark Reality. With some very minor editing the original perspectives remain intact. This collection concludes with current prose/Poetry and stories that emerged from our post-pandemic world.
Four young and naïve college students from Minnesota were seeking an organization to help immigrants assimilate into the culture and laws of the United States. They all agreed to work with a group of other college students in the Somali Adult Literacy Training group located in an area called Little Mogadishu just outside of downtown Minneapolis. The leader of the Mosque located in the area agreed to allow the group to do their work under strict conditions.Some years later, those conditions caused those four individuals to involuntarily become involved in a criminal enterprise in which they thought were being run by the Mosque while generating millions of dollars. The criminal activity was actually a sting in which those four individuals, and others, were not even aware of exactly who had taken control of the Sting. Unbeknownst to them, the sting was based out of Aruba and other major cities throughout the United States. During the two year sting operation several murders, thought to be related to the sting, occurred in Aruba.This book takes the reader into the undercover world of the FBI and Aruba police to determine who and why the murders occurred. It sets forth the mystery of several stings causing all four individuals, and others, to become suspects in both the murders and the illegal operations by the Mosque. It further reveals the mystery of who committed the murders as well as who was actually involved in reaping the large sums of money generated by the complicated schemes.
Do you want to help your kids eat better and have more fun?Then you need to check out We Eat Rainbows! This amazing book will show you and your little ones how to enjoy colorful and delicious foods that are good for you.You will meet the cute and friendly animals who live with the authors, and they will teach you how to eat the rainbow of fruits and vegetables, proteins, healthy fats, spices, and more.You will also learn how to grow your own food, cook together, play outside, care for the environment, and make smart choices about what you eat.We Eat Rainbows! is not just a book, it's a lifestyle that will help you and your family thrive.You will love the health collaboration chart, the journal prompts, and the yummy recipes that are included in this book.Whether you are a parent, grandparent, teacher, or friend, you can make a difference by sharing We Eat Rainbows! with the children in your life.Join the author, Cynthia Myers-Morrison and her friends, who are food addiction professional experts from around the world, and their adorable pets in this exciting adventure of eating well and living well.Let's all say it together: We Eat Rainbows!
The High School Class of '87 met for its thirty-fifth reunion mid-summer. There was a good dance band, great food, an open bar, and stories of the past. While there were no major altercation at the reunion, within a few weeks three members of the Class of '87 were dead. All deaths were classified as murder. All three were prominent business people in town. Is there a connection between them?
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