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ABC is a short story about different creatures who are very good friends and their activities, which represent a letter of the alphabet. The short story tells about how these creatures who decided to come together from different parts of the forest to enjoy their time with one another and having fun. They awake from their sleepy slumber to get ready for their picnic fun and to participate in different fun activities. ABC shows how far the creatures will travel just so they can meet their friends at the picnic, so they can play with one another.

In a land where control of the Elements is key, two friends find themselves in the middle of a battle that will either maintain or destroy creation. Will Light keep the balance, or has Darkness found an advantage that will give them the upper hand? Each will follow their own path to discover the answer. Travel to a world on the cusp of war, choose your side, and choose your Champion.

It was a beautiful day. A young raccoon had been playing in the meadow and was having fun. As this perfect day was coming to a close, he was called by his grandma that it was time to come in for dinner. As he went to his grandparents’ house, he saw his grandpa looking out into the distance very thoughtfully. He wondered what Grandpa was doing and what was he looking at. When the young raccoon got up to the porch, he asked his grandpa what he was doing. His grandpa replied that he was contemplating. The young racoon had never heard that word before or known what it meant.

Life's Apologies for Our Nation is a book about current views of issues that challenge our nation. It is intended to provide transparency on political issues that one may not be aware of, and the commitment, honor, and patriotism that we should have for America. This book is a unique creation that enables listeners to exercise their rights to free speech, engage in specific discussions, and excite curiosities that oppose their ideologies. They will acquire a clear vision of the troubling waters and empower themselves to be committed to the greatness of our nation.

Follow the struggles of this beautiful black and white kitten who starts out his life happily playing in his cozy home, then finds himself scared and alone in a world he knows little about. Cold and alone, will he ever feel safe and loved again? Find out as you listen to The Tale of Walter Mittens.

Alexandria Tillie Bush, a 21-year-old college student, went home to visit her parents in Glenwood, New Mexico, on her summer break. During her visit, her grandfather, Len Hudson, once a prospector for gold in the Mogollon Mountains, bequeathed an adventure for Alex to find his buried treasure in the rugged Gila Wilderness. What Len Hudson didn’t realize when he asked his granddaughter to venture into the wilderness was that her life, and everyone who accompanied her, would end up in a dangerous and deadly quest.

This is the story of Eoj Nitram, a man from very humble beginnings who was just seeking some kind of happiness and success in his life. A man who would have to go through a world of hurt, hatred, and abuse at the hands of his so-called loved ones as a child and young adult—fighting his demons and enemies and lust for battle along the way. During his adventures, he masters his craft and evolves into the enemy of men worldwide. Eoj finds a true friend in John Stone and his one true love in Michelle, who shows Eoj the ways of love and faith.

Lily is a top-tier agent for the CIA, though her husband was told she’s an agricultural attaché to explain her overseas missions. Disturbing developments at the office foreshadow developing troubles. When she is suddenly sent on a strange mission starting in Afghanistan with a multinational mixed team, they subsequently are forced to fight for their lives, constantly on the run, chased across several continents. Aware of background players, she must cope without the normal support and resources at home.

Life is not always perfect, even when you walk the journey of being called into the ministry. In fact, sometimes you might lose your way. In trying to please the world and all who walk in my world daily, I lost who Ruby was. It was difficult for quite some time to even want to allow God in. That's sort of crazy, because I knew that He not only called me His daughter, but He knows my everyday journey. I've known God all my life, but in October 2018, God came and spoke His love in such a way that healing began for me. This day in my ministry began new life for me.

Stationed stateside for two months at Ft. McPherson, Georgia, was the order, but that was changed to 14 months. We were in Atlanta for 14 months. I often compare that time to winning the lottery. Funny thing about winning the lottery. It would be nice to know what the winner's life was like before winning. How did they win, and what did that feel like? How did it change their life? That's the way I wrote the book, a little about the before, during (which I wouldn't trade for all the lottery winnings), and how it changed our lives forever.

My Sister, My Protector is based on the true story of one family. It covers three generations of abuse, starting with seventeen-year-old Mary. If you or anyone you know can relate to this story, there is help. Please talk to someone.

In this audiobook, you are about to discover the elusive missing key to health and wellness. You’ll learn about the surprising addiction that is sweeping the world, and destroying our health. What you might find strange is how such a key factor happens to be one that no one talks about, either because it’s been overlooked, or simply because it has fallen out of common knowledge.

Lena McAnderson, a young, quiet, beautiful, blonde country girl who, during high school, while everyone is in the prime of their life, takes care of her dying mother up until the very end. During this heartbreaking time, Lena gets to know her neighbor and high school peer, Bryan Mills, whom she later believes could be her possible soul mate.

After the death of her father in 1885, 22-year-old Kate Bradford finds herself alone and lonely in Charleston, South Carolina. She’s had some success teaching piano to make ends meet. Even so, life is a struggle. It grows worse when her repugnant landlord, Homer Barnes, makes unwelcome advances toward her.

This book is all about the basics, and when it all comes down to it, that's what life is all about! I don't care what situation presents itself. All we have to do is follow the principles we were taught from the beginning when our personalities were being shaped and molded.

Strong Is My Middle Name is based on a true testimony on how life changed after the death of my mother. The braveness of every circumstance that God carried me through. Being strong was all I had left to endure what was ahead; and in due time, the glory of God would be revealed within me. With every mistake and disappointment, God restored me and filled the void I was missing in my life.

The Audacity to Carry On is a collection of uplifting human stories amidst changes and challenges. It is primarily about three generations of a family, with unique colorful characters who don't fit into any boxes of norms. Their life experiences in India and in the United States of America are in a tapestry of various cultural blends, with glimpses of the glorious Tamil language.

Life in the Condo: The Senior Version is a thoughtful, amusing response to those who say, "You should write that down!" A collection of thoughts, musings, and happenings, this little book is about place and, more importantly, an admonition to, "Pass it on (love, that is!)"

The unexpected death of Bryan's college roommate set in motion a series of events that would change his life forever. What seemed to be an innocent invitation for free tacos turned out to be so much more as he was suddenly immersed in an intriguing world where trauma reigns.

Are you sitting by watching things happen? Or are you taking a stand to stop things from happening? This book outlines some of the things that is going on in what used to be a great nation, a nation that people came to for sanction, but now they rather commit suicide or homicide because we as a nation haven’t come to terms that trouble is lurking.