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Heart of the Warrior: Book One
At the end of the Cold War, many nations chose the path of revenge, hoping to settle old scores with their neighbors. China was no exception to the rule. Capitalizing upon its vast size and strong military power, China has seized the opportunity to settle its grievances with the tiny nation of Taiwan. Only the might of the United States stands in the way. The rest of the world has chosen to sit idly by, watching from a safe distance. The only exception is Great Britain, America's closest friend and ally. As they have done numerous times in the past, the American and British people stand side by side, facing the rising storm clouds of war. However, this story isn't just about war. It is a story about sacrifice and friendship, about patriotism and honor. It reflects the human cost of war.
We See You!
One warm Arizona morning, Daisy Jenkins was talking with God during her daily walk and lamenting to Him about the negativity, vitriol, and hatred permeating US news media. Whatever happened to kindness and goodness? Jenkins wondered. Why didn't newspapers and TV broadcasts ever highlight stories of love and support, especially in the wake of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic? Instead, American society was being bombarded with reporting on the violence, mass shootings, political wrangling, and racial injustice that kept our country angry, mistrustful, and constantly on edge. "God," Jenkins said, "somebody needs to write more about the positive things happening in our world today." God's answe...
One More Time
A story about a young girl's experiences as she has to do things "one more time."
Stars in My Eyes
It has taken me many years to realize there was anything at all unusual about the way I grew up. After having spoken to recent acquaintances about my brushes with famous people, the response was often "I didn't know that. Why didn't you tell me before?" One, it's not that easy (or important) to work these anecdotes into a conversation, and, two, there are so many! Like many kids growing up in Sherman Oaks during the golden age of Hollywood, it wasn't unusual for Elena Burnham Willets to catch glimpses of TV and movie stars. But Elena's celebrity sightings were far more frequent than average because her father, Weldon S. Burnham, made his living as a portrait photographer of the stars. Among ...
A Really Big Sneeze
Puzzled by the creation stories of her science and Sunday school teachers, little Monique Williams shares her vivid imagination and fabulous ideas of how she thought her world came to be! Her simple but inspired explanation paints a delightful concept that was born of A Really Big Sneeze, and concludes with a heartfelt blessing.
The Ross Family Chronicles, Book II
After enduring a series of unforeseen hardships, Tom and Maggie Ross are thriving in Northern Ireland. But just when it seems like they've left their troubles behind them, a fever plague and a ruinous potato blight shatter the lives they've worked so hard to rebuild. With Maggie's mind in tatters, Tom must make the decisions for what's left of their family -- and he commits an error that threatens any hope of their survival. Now the clock is ticking. Can he correct his mistake in time, or will the Rosses be swallowed up by poverty and famine?
Innate Power
"Mr. Macfy, in an effort to conceal his shaking fingers, clung tenaciously to the napkin still sticking to the corner of his mouth. Maulin, still coyly, but presumptuously, looked at him, daring him to make his move-she knew that he would. With a slight but deliberate head movement, and a timidly slow blinking of the eyelids, Macfy beckoned her to join him. She, an expert at this game . . . hesitated just long enough to observe the annoyance in his eyes at her seeming reluctance. Gently and lazily she eased her chair from the table, watching him as she moved, like a feline stalking its prey. . ."
Young with the Twentieth Century
The tales in Sarah Davis Pearson's charming book offer an informal history of a great American Age. In retelling the stories members of a Wisconsin family told one another between the Civil and Second World Wars, she touches on the changes in life and customs during that century. Although meticulous research enhanced her memory, the author admits that, being family, not every one of the principals involved would agree with her account of every episode. Many of the stories are humorous. Others illustrate rapid advances in science, communication, and transportation and the effects of massive European immigration to the United States. In essence, this memoir is an affectionate recollection of growing up in a close and lively family during days long gone.
Artful Anagrams Puzzle Book
"Artful Anagrams" is a book of puzzles that combines word anagramming with hysterical and often bizarre cartoons. Each puzzle has an incomplete caption with two ways to solve it: observing the cartoon for the clue to determine the caption, or by anagramming the letters/words revealed in the puzzle. The first half of the book contains the puzzles. The second half of the book has the answers, revealing the completed captions for each cartoon.
