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Leaving French Creek Bay is a collection of poems that express a way of life in a small river town. The St. Lawrence Seaway in upstate NY is a beautiful place to enjoy all of the seasons. I was blessed to have grown up there like my generations before me. The roots do run deep. You may get out of the water but the river still flows through. No matter where you go my friend the river''s going to flow through you.

Come along on a journey with Lola the Loggerhead Sea Turtle. From the shores of Nags Head, North Carolina to the Gulf Stream, enjoy learning about these beautiful sea creatures through fun facts and colorful illustrations.

"Achoo! Achoo!" Alle''s sneezing like there''s no tomorrow and her cousin Khloe and classmate E.J. are giving her the heads up on germs and how she can spread them to others. Hearing how Alle has the sniffles and how the other students are trying to explain germs to her, Ms. Boswell sees the opportunity to read the book, "Jeff the Janitor." "Jeff the Janitor" is the perfect story to help Ms. Boswell teach her class about germs. In the book, Jeff the Janitor explains what is germs and how not to get germs and how not to spread germs. Hopefully, after today''s story time, Ms. Boswell can close the book knowing her students understand germs, how they can affect us and how they''re present everywhere in our everyday lives.

Delivered from Evil is a true story based on one kid's journey to finding success in the music industry. From growing up with posters of rock stars on his wall to becoming a rock star himself, this former Pop Evil guitarist takes you on an adventure that led him from bars to stadiums sharing the battles and challenges that came with it. He found himself constantly unfulfilled and unsatisfied despite having a song in the Top 20, four Top 10 singles, fame, and plenty of drugs and women. Anthony Greve was consumed with darkness until one night, in his hotel room bathtub, when he had an encounter with God that would change his life forever. This true-life thriller is filled with supernatural encounters, in both demonic and heavenly realms. Get ready to have your eyes opened because, as this book will show you, there is so much more to this life than what we can see.

From the age of seven to the age of eighteen, Lucinda Mills lived in fear of her father. The very man who was supposed to protect her was the one who robbed her of innocence, making her the target of his sick perversions as he raped her repeatedly for over a decade. Years later Lucinda was still dealing with the aftermath of incest and abuse, her hatred toward her father and the baggage she carried affecting every aspect of her life even her relationship with God, her Heavenly Father. In Let Yesterday Go: Finding Grace in the Midst of the Storm, she shares her heartrending story of survival, struggle, and ultimately triumph through love and forgiveness. Raw with emotion and honesty, this story is one that victims of all types of abuse can find hope in, discovering that it is possible to Let Yesterday Go.

The accounts described within Show-Me Veterans help to inspire an acknowledgment and appreciate of all veterans who have served Missouri and the United States. Many of these men and women voluntarily enlisted, oftentimes through the encouragement of a parent or loved one who served in the military. Others, perhaps, were drafted, thus being compelled into service but performing their assigned duties in an admirable fashion and without qualm or hesitation. These Soldiers, Marines, Sailors, Airmen, Coast Guardsmen and Merchant Marines - along with our Gold Star veterans who either came home under a flag-draped coffin or those whose remains were never recovered - all deserve the public's unwavering respect, for they are the pride of the Show-Me State. It is the author's intent that these stories - spanning the Civil War and carrying forth into more recent conflicts - encourage others to search within their own family circles and communities for forgotten military legacies that need to be resurrected and shared with future generations. No single work can, in any way, fully capture the bravery and highlight the sacrifices of our state's military heroes, but this compilation provides an introduction to the lives of the men and women who have gone forth into harm's way, preserving the freedoms that we have enjoyed since Missouri became the twenty-first state admitted to the Union in 1821.

During the early-morning hours of 1898 in the small community of Gas City, Indiana, a strange, mournful sound of thirteen bell tolls was heard coming from the high school's bell tower. How the tolling could be accomplished inside a locked building was not known. At the same time, the body of a young man, a recent high school graduate, was discovered. Many wondered if the haunting spirit of 'Gary the Ghost', who died at the school under mysterious circumstances, was signaling his final acts of revenge against the Class of '98. It was now up to Marshal Justin Blake and his deputies to unravel this ghastly murder and bring about the capture of the killer - be it man or spirit.

In the first volume of Donnie''s life, "Face Down: The Donnie Foster Story" we read of the life God allowed Donnie to experience the first forty years of his life. I believe God anointed Donnie''s conception with a heavy heart for the life Donnie would face. For forty-plus years, he spiraled down in a life of abuse leading to addictions and all the ramifications that come with it. In the world of addiction, every day is a crap shoot: You''re as likely to live as you are to die. "But God"...those beautiful words...But God spared Donnie''s life. Why? Because God said in his Word: "I will rescue you from your own people. I am sending you to them to open their eyes and turn them from darkness to light and from the power of Satan to God." (Acts 26:17, 18 NIV) This verse says it all.

This book is funny, serious, and really weird. I should have called it "The Book of Nonsense," but that didn''t make any sense. I hope it will "quack" you up. A few secrets to happiness are hidden in it, but not really well because I want you to find them. One of them is laughter. I used to think that my secret was wine, till one day one of those silly ducks stole my bottle, and I had to sober up. I know which one it was too, cause I recognize that voice, saying "When possible, make a legal U-turn." My mind was working that day, so I realized he was right. I wrote this book for your enjoyment, encouragement, education, and any other benefit you can get that will help you a little in your travels through life.

Hop on the bus and enjoy the fun along the way! There is no better place to enjoy a ride than at the back of the bus where the bumps are the BEST! "It''s Bumpy at the Back of the Bus" is inspired by many bus rides with three-year-old Liam while living in South Korea. Liam always loved the extra bumps at the back of the bus.

Where can we go from the love of God? Is there a place His love is not found, where His light won''t go? There is no such shadowy corner. So why do we try? Carolyn Fuller offers thankfulness and joy to the God who is never absent, bringing melody to His Majesty. In The Secret Place and Other Poems: Songs of Praise and Restoration, it becomes clear that we will only be found complete by the healing touch of God. We''re restored through prayer, supplication, and love from Him and His people. The Secret Place and Other Poems shows us that there is no time or realm where His love does not exist, but that there is a place of refuge, a secret place for the soul.

In the year 1889, a young girl by the name of Nancy Hamilton arrived with her family in the small town of Fairmount, Indiana with what seemingly was a gift of prophecy, reciting poems that foretell of upcoming horrible deaths. Is she a witch as many claim or blessed by a Heavenly Spirit? What is the truth behind her unique ability to predict the future? It's now up to Marshal Caleb Webb and his deputies to solve what lies behind her powers and end the reign of murders once and for all.

We all have a story that tells where God met us in the place where we were. "Windows to The Soul" is Marty Norman''s story, written in prose over a thirty-year period. The poetry reflects everyone''s journey of pain, brokenness, conviction of sin, death, rebirth, and redemption. A book of hope, joy, love, and peace, it offers a unique perspective into God''s grace and mercy through forgiveness and reconciliation.

In The Greatest Kingdom on Earth, author Roger Fluty invites you to join John as he slowly discovers that God has a plan for his life, one that he could have never imagined.Have you ever wondered what great things God may have planned for your life before you go on to meet Him? Have you ever asked yourself if David really knew he would be one of the greatest kings that Israel has ever had when he stepped on that battlefield and faced Goliath? What about when Paul was standing in the crowd as they stoned Steven to death. Do you ever wonder if Paul realized that he would be preaching the same message as Steven, which got him stoned to death? John is like any ordinary man whom you go to church with, or have met on the job, or even see in the local grocery market. Please join John on an adventure in life that could happen to anyone who seeks to please God and gets to a point in his or her life that only the Lord can turn around. When all hope seems to be lost, God will always provide an escape route. Experience what God can do in your life when you turn it all over to Him.

Laughter, love, sex, marriage, pain and heartache. You name it and you'll find it within the pages of Audumn's Love. The year is 2012 and the month is December. Despite Audumn's shortcomings in the previous years in her past relationship with her ex- Tree, she has managed to find true love in the arms of her fiance, Secorion Woodson. With school almost over and prepare for her wedding, Audumn's spirits are high with where her life is headed after graduating with her Bachelor's degree in Science. Her dreams of becoming a verinarian in honor of her late dog, Lady, seems within her grasp after she said, "I do." That is, until her mother's health said something different the day after her wedding. Life paused on that day for Audumn. Not only for her, but also for her husband, family, friends, and the fetuses she's carrying. Her heart is heavy as she juggles being married, pregnant and a full time caretaker to her mother. Will she stand strong in the Lord when looking death in the eyes? Or will she fold to the pressure constantly building up around her? Nonetheless, her love is Audumn's Love and in order for that love to exist, one can't forget about the Tree that lies dead in the center of her pastures. Torrance Wingate, Jr. aka Tree.

David Roberts thinks he is just going to college - but - he finds himself embroiled in a variety of intriguing situations! Will he find romance or rejection? Does all this turmoil interfere with his college grades? The only way you will know the answers is to...read the book!