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Every Egg
An introduction to the short "E" sound via scenes of eggs.
Interior Design for Libraries
A library interior design guide for architects, designers, and library planners that addresses the functionality needs of staff and design appeal for different age groups, covering signage, traffic, furnishings, materials, colors, lighting, and acoustics.
Time After Time
What price would you pay to find hope and victory in the presence of your darkest moments? Nothing brings us to our knees more than hardships or ultimately the loss of a loved one. Pastor Denny Carr and his wife, Jan, have experienced the unspeakable: the death of their oldest child. It was through this tragic event that they discovered one profound truth: one can face, overcome, and move beyond all the pain agony, loneliness, heartbreak, hopelessness, desperation, and even death itself. Jesus Christ can move us from the darkness of despair to the light and comfort found in His presence. This true story shows that deep down, all of us want to believe and experience the supernatural. In our present-day culture, we are starving to find inner meaning, guidance, and purpose in life. This book was written as a tool that seeks to affirm what we are all searching for. We want to embrace truth, meaning, joy, assurance, and victory in the midst of tragedy and heartache. It can all happen for you as you read Time After Time.
On the Job
An introduction to the short "O" sound via scenes of three different job possibilities.
The Pryors, American Pioneers
John Raleigh Pryor (b.1889) was the son of James Franklin Pryor (1858- 1924) and Mary Ann Hawkins (1864-1908) of Marrietta, Washington Co., Ohio. He married Iva Beatrice Barnhart (b.1893), the daughter of James Franklin Barnhart (1866-1938) and (1) Georgia Anna Staats (1870-1910) of Jackson Co., West Virginia. Their daughter Virginia Beatrice Pryor married John Henry James Cunningham, Jr. in 1929 at Vienna, West Virginia. Includes several generations of ancestors and descendants.
