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Convergence Crush
A mother struggles with finding the right deaf education for deaf children, especially for this deaf child, Amelia. Little did Amelia and her mother know there was more to tell beyond these walls at the deaf schools, and why she wanted to come home.To understand better how a deaf child ends up at a residential state school for the deaf, one is advised to read "Deaf Beneath" as authored by Libby Lael.
Deaf Beneath
An inside look at the failing Deaf program, as well as the consequences of long term damage from the Least Restrictive Environment Mandate. The focus is on several deaf students, and 'Emma', a star character for the need of L.R.E. mandate reform. Real life situational cases were observed and several problematic issues, especially within the public school system and their inclusive program, were addressed. An excerpt-- ""A tip for primary caretakers: I.D.E.A. favors the whole placement of a child, rather than the educational aspect for the child alone. To maximize deaf children's education, apply the law section 504 and register A.S.L. as the students' primary language on the I.E.P. This clause will force the school to hire certified and educated A.S.L. interpreters.""
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Deaf Beneath
This is the story of a teacher of deaf students who quits in protest at ineffective educational policies. Lael, herself born deaf, exposes us to the confused, inferior, sometimes hostile educational conditions under which too many deaf children suffer today.--Adapted from description on back cover.
A Borkland Variety
Please visit www.lulu.com/spotlight/herbork for the eBook versions. A Borkland Variety collects shorter prose works by controversial novelist and international award-winning screenwriter Herbert Borkland. Included are a trio of vivid short stories, two fast-paced comic stage plays, a wide-ranging selection of colorful essays, and the complete Pride Goes South, a taut, powerful short novel of Washington, DC do-gooders caught up in South American revolution. "At a time when our Western tradition of free, ambitious literature is under attack, Borkland fights back."
McKettricks of Texas: Tate
“Linda Lael Miller creates vibrant characters and stories I defy you to forget.” —Debbie Macomber, #1 New York Times bestselling author This McKettrick man is about to meet his match… There aren’t enough hours in the day for everything divorced dad Tate McKettrick has to do: run the Silver Spur Ranch, do the suit-and-tie thing for his business and ride herd on his adorable six-year-old twin girls. But then Libby Remington returns to Blue River, Texas, and suddenly…time seems to stand still. They were high school sweethearts, Tate and Libby, but he was never able to convince Libby that he loved her. That he still loves her and wants to try again. Nothing—not even cattle rustlers, a killer stallion and a vindictive ex-wife—can deter him. Libby has her hands full taking care of her mother and running the Perk Up Coffee Shop. Caffeine, she needs. Tate McKettrick, not so much. But even Libby is shocked when the spark between them begins to ignite again. Can they really hope for a second chance?
Take 5
Linda Lael Miller, Part of the Bargain-Their marriage vows are threatened by the lies of others...and the dark past they share.
Part of the Bargain
Home Sweet Home? Libby Kincaid returned to the ranch where she grew up to heal the wounds left by a broken marriage and the death of her beloved stepson. But instead of the solace she craved, she found Jess Barlowe—sexy, alluring...and mad as hell.
DOG$
This weekend, in Washington, D.C., a disgraced former Congressman named Gavin Prestaen and three small-businessmen stumble on jihadists bio-militarizing 500 stolen dogs with The Lash of Allah - "Unendurable pain, infinitely prolonged." As the attack clock counts down, paralyzing political correctness costs lives, while an ambitious rogue FBI agent decides Prestaen himself is the terrorist mastermind. So, saving the Nation's Capital is now up to four unprepared citizen vigilantes, and, in Herb Borkland's cut-throat madhouse of a novel, Prestaen is reborn as a new kind of hero - the kind who ends up becoming "the most hated American of the 21st century."
