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Heavy Equipment introduces young readers to the alphabet by listing a commonly used construction vehicle or piece or equipment for each letter. Whether it's asphalt pavers that pave roads, grades that create flat surfaces, knuckle booms that load logs on a truck, pile drivers that can drill, or skid steers that can move big rocks, logs, or soil, youngsters will enjoy this introduction to the alphabet and pieces of equipment that are essential to construction.Other pieces of equipment featured include forklifts, off-highway trucks, tilt rotators, and Z chippers.Fun and educational, Heavy Equipment is the perfect book to get youngsters excited about learning the alphabet.

Brittany S. Knox enjoys writing books that are near and dear to her family and that can help others.The process of cutting a walnut tree down

"The last words of our Lord Jesus Christ are the Great Commission. The emphasis is on making disciples. The means God has given to accomplish that is teaching. The church is at its best when it gives priority to ministries that teach. There is no greater place for this teaching than Sunday School. God has blessed churches that have a strong Sunday School program. May more churches give priority to this teaching arm in fulfilling the Great Commission."- Michael Karns, Associate Pastor, Beacon Baptist Church, Burlington, NC "My wife and I have seen the value in a well-prepared, intentional Sunday School program in supplementing our efforts to raise our children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord."-Bobby LaTour, Former Student and Police Captain today

Ken Procter is the best private detective in the third grade-at least, he's pretty sure he is! His business partner, Cody Owens, and best friend, Jenny Stevens, might disagree; and his archrival, Parker Jones, definitely would! Join this budding Sherlock Holmes as he and his friends take on the puzzling case of the ghoulish mirror.

Faith has been a topic that I have had the wonderful opportunity to research and write about lately. As far back as I can remember I have loved God, tales of life, and comedy. This time I decided to try and weave the three together in this collection of short stories. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them.

Maria Haydee Torres.I was living for eight year in California then moved by the year 1994 to Salt Lake City, with my husband and children, still married for 36 years, love get vacation with my husband in special when he driving because like enjoying the panorama, also like party birthday for my family we are fun in talking prefer it in the restaurant. On my free time I feel relaxing watching movies: action, dram and musical concerts.

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This book has been 12 years in the making, yet it is challenging for me to succinctly convey how I wish it to be perceived. In general, it is a story of transformation. Growing up as a Black girl in the southern suburbs, I often felt out of place and bewildered about my role in society. My mother noticed my need for an outlet and handed me my first journal. As I filled its pages with my emotions in ink, iPhones were invented, and I found myself using my note app for poems that explored my journey of self-perception, identity formation, love, and community.However, for those readers who only skim the first and last sentence of a paragraph, this book is about learning to embrace all aspects of yourself, including those that may be difficult to love.

Silver-haired sleuth Alex Rayburn and one-time network journalist Nan Holloway were less than thrilled to be forced into a crime-solving partnership. After a series of exciting and successful cases, their relationship warmed - a lot. Now a couple thoroughly enjoying their seventh decade, Alan and Nan take on two of their weirdest challenges in this volume. A head in a box, accompanied by a cryptic couplet, puzzles the pair in Poetic Justice. Can Alex and Nan keep their heads and catch the culprit? To complicate things, an old family friend returns from the past to become a prime suspect. In Neighborhood Buzz, a lawn party at the Rayburn mansion, a Ferrari show, and a visit from the Governor make for a festive Fourth of July. But there's a deadly menace in the air. When danger strikes close to home, Alex must outrace the villains to save Nan.

Some people who are politically or religiously biased may find this book offensive. I'm a spiritual person but I'm not a big fan of organized religion. Keep an open mind while reading this book. The title may sound funny but it isn't a joke book. Life can suck sometimes. I wrote this book to give you the tools and knowledge to make life suck less for you.Life Sucks! Is a distillation and summation of a lifetime of my research into the mind and life. If this book helps you to be happier and more successful in life, I've done my job. Life is a journey, not a destination. Enjoy the ride.

Romance, intrigue and excitement await inside Lovers Leap. The moment you enter Sappho's island, you are swept into the sky. In this fi ve part poem, Elizabeth Cusack takes you on a journey through the life of a passionate poet.

Amber's life continues to develop into an exciting and adventurous journey. There are many obstacles and issues she must solve to move forward with her life. Trusting in several people is something she must do to survive. Amber travels the world in her attempts to hide from the Leonardo Gianelli Crime Family. After Leonardo finds Amber. Her life takes on a whole new meaning for survival. She becomes the focus of the FBI, IRS, CIA, and the Brazilian government. She and her friends are forced to create a story to elude the agencies that are tracking their ever movement. Amber and her friends hire banking officials from several countries. They employee the skills of a worldwide known commuter hacker to alter and explain their vast fortunes.

This book is dedicated to Clay Coulson.I love our rides to school telling snake stories.

"MY FATHER WAS A FRENCHMAN" is a collection of mystical short 'story plays' written for marionettes- containing a Vaudvillian flair, whimsey and Old World flavor. The artiste uses risqué humor, as she transforms adversities unfortunate experiences into fanciful follies!This introduction to 'Urban Magical Realism' portrays a juxtaposition between harsh reality and creative imagination- revealing serendipitous wonderment in inner city life.Gareth England chooses esoteric, short 'story plays' for those puppet-makers and puppeteers who still create and work with Old World marionettes- both in theatre groups and also playwrights- for their 'play performances'.For England, the craft of string puppetry is truly still an artist(e)s' treasure!

The Good Witch of Winchester is a historical fact meets fiction saga, where the present also meets the past as we know it today. And the young Rosalind Winchester meets and courts History itself. And has a profound effect on changing, molding and impacting the lives of prominent ancestral bloodlines, creating a inexplicable shift and a enigmatic dynamic that never would have mysteriously occurred without her curious presence in the world.This is a classic fairy tale love story.A very enchanting tale with mysterious witch and warlock elements, but with all the sentimental Olde World charm and values.It revolves around one Salem Massachusetts heroine who unknowingly comes into her witch powers at the age of twenty-five. And many thorough and engrossing stories follow consequentially upon her coming of age. Rosalind is a consummate do-gooder who gets involved in so many prominent lives, like Christopher Plummer, Christopher Reeve, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the House of Windsor, the House of Grimaldi, Exedra Exedra...This eventually leads to Grace Kelly Making Waves and spreading rumors with her Prince of Monaco... And following firsthand Miss Audrey Hepburn and Vivien Leigh and several other prominent people as well, as she works for UNICEF and has famous affairs... And we will be hearing and listening to a lot of Hollywood gossip and innuendo, as well as Royal rumors hitting the headlines and press, and bear witness to pivotal events ridiculously but credibly and logically and truthfully intertwined that none would even believe to this day.... Beginning from the dawn of the Golden Age of Hollywood and onwards, this one singular Salem Massachusetts witch has been incredibly busy with a remarkably unprecedented career and romantic path, being everywhere for everyone all at once...A timeless story of love and tale of longing that will move, captivate and enthrall readers and audiences of all generations.

This book of poetry denotes all the invisible men in Monet Thompson's life. From the wayward father to the deceased grandfather and to the man she hopes of one day marrying whom she has never met, Invisible Men discusses it all. Any young black woman with a man or men in her life will enjoy this read. And if you are not a young black woman you should step into the life of one to understand us better. I'm certain you all will enjoy this.

The world of the theater has had a magical allure for me, ever since that afternoon as an eighteen-year-old wandering around mid-town with several hours of my hands before my bus's departure, I purchased a matinee ticket to see, 'Man of La Mancha.' Although I've spent almost all of my life as a writer creating novels and short fiction, I have always loved seeing live theater and reading the works of O'Neill, Miller, Williams, Lorraine Hansberry, Chekhov, Shaw and Shakespeare, among others. Great theater brings together great writing and all the brilliant effects of the live stage; actors whose voices, gestures, laughter, shouts, and whispers are as close and tangible as those of the people you live with; the genius of costume design, lighting and stage sets that carry you to a completely different realm, using no more space than the area of your living room. The three of mine in this volume, a comedy and two others, mixing comedy with elements of tragedy, make up my second book of plays. Together with the first, they are my contribution to that magical world I love no less than I love the world of great fiction.