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Max
Max is an ordinary, healthy eight-year-old. His only sadness is that he doesnt have a real family of his own, something he desperately wants. Descriptive, atmospheric, and intriguing, Max will keep your child guessing throughout the story, right up to the twist at the end of the book. In keeping with the authors philosophies, Max has been illustrated throughout by a talented young teenage artist.
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The Winds of Life
Have you ever wondered why others seem to prosper and you don't? Have you ever struggled with issues in your life wondering why me? This book will unravel some of these issues: Trust is faith in God. God is faithful. God is love. God is order. The Word of God is truth. God never breaks a promise. God's conditions are simple. God is our refuge. God is mercy. Allow God to be God. Jesus trusted God the Father for all and abided in God the Father. God has not changed. God says enter his rest. Trust in the power of God. I pray that this book will teach you some truths that may make your journey a little smoother. In His Service, Rev. Sharon Lee Rev. Sharon Lee was born in Bay Shore, New York. She...
A Tribe Despised
A TRIBE DESPISED is about a tribe of people called THEM. The THEM people do not get along with other groups of people very well, unless they are in control of everyone and everything. However, there were people before THEM, and everyone finally enjoys peace when the THEM people accept that they are no longer in control of others. People around the world have a tendency to pre-judge ideas and people they may not know. A TRIBE DESPISED is about the one being described and judged, and also insights into the describer. Often, people judge because of a lack of history, knowledge or interaction with those who may be different and unfamiliar to them. However, the main theme of this story is that re...
The Gathering Edge
A series milestone as we welcome the twentieth amazing entry in the nationally best-selling Liaden Universe® series. The luck runs rough around Theo Waitley. Not only are people trying to kill her and capture the self-aware intelligent ship Bechimo to whom Theo is bonded, they’re also trying to arrest her crew members, and throw the dignity of an important passenger, the duly-constituted norbear ambassador Hevelin, into question. No wonder Theo and her crew felt the need of a break, and retired to what Bechimo refers to as "safe space." Unfortunately, safe space may not be so safe, anymore. It seems that things are leaking through from another universe, and another time. In fact, whole sp...
The Tale of the Selfish Shellfish
The Tale of the Selfish Shellfish cleverly demonstrates to children why, by helping others, you can also unknowingly help yourself. Imaginatively written with endearing characters and a gripping plot, this tale will keep children enthralled to the end.
Double Vision
An unusual retrospective collection of short works by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller featuring both collaborative and single author stories written outside their well-known Liaden Universe® series. Including several poems and a newspaper feature piece, Double Vision shows how the early individual promise of each author grew and flourished as they began working together to become the premier collaborative writing couple in the science fiction field today.
Wait a Minute, Bennet
Today is Bennet's birthday! He is so excited and in such a hurry to go to his party that he keeps overlooking important tasks he must do to be ready to go. All the while, his mother keeps patiently reminding him to aEURoeWait a minute, Bennet, first things first.aEUR Bennet learns not only about patience but also a lesson about not getting ahead of himself. He discovers that sometimes it is just as important to not be too early as it is to not be too late. Ultimately, waiting is hard, but perfect timing makes the wait worth it.
Teacher Research
The first part of the book focuses on the process of teacher research, followed by a discussion of how questions can lead to decisions about data gathering and data analysis.
