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Harry Belafonte
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Mountain of the Lord's House
Mountain of the Lord's House is a divinely inspired expose that captures the life changing power of God in its entirety.This book exemplifies the typical lives of Christians as they strive earnestly to maintain a relationship with God, in the midst of the various challenges and trials of life they go through. Naomi Rollins married the wrong man for her, and she reaped the consequences of disobeying God. Her husband abused and sexually molested her in front of her children. She ended up in jail, and later became a prostitute and eventually had to battle with the terminal cancer that was destined to take her away from her children. Her lifelong misery became a miracle when she encountered the awesomeness of our God. If you have ever wondered, if there is really a God or if God really answers prayers, this book is the perfect opportunity for you to have a divine encounter with the creator of Heaven and Earth. I want to assure you, that after reading this book your life will never remain the same. It is a challenge.
Frosty the Snowman
A new format and classic TV art for a best-selling Christmas board book. When Frosty the Snowman was introduced in 1950 in a recording by Gene Autry, it became an instant hit. Since then, its popularity has increased every year, making Frosty one of the most recognized and beloved characters ever created. This updated edition recounts the beloved tale of Frosty -- how he was brought to life one magical day and the adventures he had with the children of the town. Based on the iconic TV special, this delightfully illustrated board book will practically leap off of the shelves. Ages 2-5.
Brooklyn is Not Expanding
In addition, Brooklyn Is Not Expanding examines the male/female relationships that are central elements in most of Allen's films, and shows how his characters fit into Lasch's culture of narcissism.
The Bitter End
The tale of the famous Greenwich Village coffeehouse turned nightclub, The Bitter End is also the story of the club's manager and owner, Paul Colby. From the early 60s to the 90s, the Bitter End hosted a wide range of influential music and comedy acts that reflected the changing creative atmosphere of the Village, and the country beyond. Pete Seeger made frequent appearances and Peter, Paul, and Mary debuted at the club during the height of the folk music boom, around the same time that Woody Allen and Bill Cosby were headlining with their very different—but equally popular—stand-up acts. After the British Invasion made rock the pre-eminent music in the land, Colby booked electrified fol...
Universal Nexus
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The Radio Boys on the Mexican Border
In 'The Radio Boys on the Mexican Border' by Gerald Breckenridge, readers are immersed in a thrilling adventure story that follows a group of young boys as they navigate the challenges of espionage and mystery along the Mexican border. The book is written in a straightforward and engaging style, perfect for young readers who enjoy a mix of action and suspense. Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous political climate, the novel provides insights into the cultural and social tensions of the early 20th century. Breckenridge skillfully weaves together elements of crime-solving and friendship, making this book a compelling read for all ages. With vivid imagery and well-developed characters, the story captivates readers from the first page to the last. Gerald Breckenridge's own background as a writer and journalist likely influenced his ability to create a captivating narrative filled with intriguing plot twists and well-paced action sequences. 'The Radio Boys on the Mexican Border' is a must-read for anyone looking for an exciting and well-crafted adventure novel that offers both entertainment and historical insights.
Dark Visions
An electrifying thriller from the international bestselling author of The Reckoning, Cain, and Hunter. “Huggins writes like a man possessed.”—Steve Jackson, New York Times bestselling author Joe Mac was a legendary homicide detective until his vision was lost in the line of duty and he was forced into retirement. Now he lives a life of darkness, his only friend being a huge Raven that Joe Mac names “Poe.” But when Joe Mac’s grandson is murdered by an unknown killer, Joe emerges from his self-imposed solitude to resurrect the skills of the detective he once was. And, although he is blind, Joe Mac begins to hunt down his tiny grandson’s murderer. Led in some dark way by Poe, Joe ...
