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This story starts with the premise that we are not our bodies. We are our souls. Our consciousness live on when we leave the Earth through death. It is only our body that decays and dies. We continue to develop our souls during each lifetime we visit the Earth and then go back to being only consciousness. In choosing a new lifetime, each soul knows there are natural Earth stages we each must endure to develop new Earth lessons.

In June, 1991, sitting in his hospital room contemplating cardiac bypass surgery, my father said, “Vus ich hot adorch geleibt!” (What I have lived through!). I wasn’t sure at the time if he meant his recent heart attack, but over time, especially after researching his journey, it became clear to me. I thought I knew my dad’s plight, only to realize some of his most horrible experiences were never brought to my attention.

The story of Stargazer is a reflection of my own self-discovery through a lifetime of experiences. I explore my own personal growth through a young flower sprite called Star, who begins her life hidden within the darkness and silence of the Earth. The Spirit of Light summons Star who emerges into the Garden of Asha as a beautiful Stargazer Lily.

When she is 18, Hanneke Boot discovers that painting with her mouth is easier for her than painting with her hands. Born with a muscle disease, she’s experienced a host of challenges. But she’s found her calling in art and paints everything: views, landscapes, mills, and portraits. In Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, she shares her story. Boot narrates how being born with a physical disability guarantees you will run into obstacles for life.

It has been five days since her father’s death, and Liz still feels frozen in time. Left with 21 years of memories, Liz knows that John Frederick Smith was not a perfect man or father. She loved her father, but his drinking had always been a source of resentment. As she attempts to grapple with her grief and anger, Liz returns to her memories with the hope of finding the answers she so desperately needs. Sixty-nine years earlier, little Fred Smith is born out-of-wedlock in the small town of Southport, North Carolina.

Where Tigers Flew is an emotional journey and dramatic story of escape, love, disappointment, survival, courage, and sacrifice through these autobiographical memoirs. This story is different from the majority of most stories out of China. It is a story that is not told through Chinese eyes, but through the eyes of a Eurasian girl (English Chinese), with English as her first language, being brought up in China and being discriminated against from both Eastern and Western cultures.

Blair Jones, a teacher in Brisbane, tragically discovers that her parents passed in a freak car accident the same day she got a transfer for Tara, her hometown. She must pick up the pieces and care for her younger sister, Lydia, and fears she will never have a normal life. They decide to sell and move out to Tara, leaving Blair to discover a descendant’s diary while hiding many other secrets of her abusive ex-boyfriend from Lydia.

Poems from the Heart will change your life. It is not like any other poetry book that you have listened to that has been on the book shelves before. It has the ability to make you think of life in general, no matter what situation one may be in. As it applies for the people of today and in the future, as I have made it so that my poetry continues on reaching people of all walks of life, 'til the end of time, whenever that may be.

My grandmother is my greatest inspiration. She was like a mother to me. This book is dedicated to her. It is a song she wrote and sang to my mother when my mom was young. She always asked my gram, “Mommy, how come?” My mother used to sing the song to me, and I wanted to share it with the world. I think all moms can relate to this book, and I have the added privilege of sharing this wonderful journey with my son who is so talented.

Chase is a little boy with a big imagination. He visualizes a car out of an upturned trampoline and has adventures.

Poet Bonnie Weiss presents a collection of stories and poems filled with vivid memories, halfway between verse and prose. Her words are honest, sensitive, and profound but also sometimes humorous, sometimes deep. The style is lyrical and deceptively simple as she presents the incredible power of love and the pain of loss. Empathize with the pain but find beauty and joy, too, as you walk the poet’s path to truth and enlightenment.

Come and join Little Billy's adventure with the birds!

Little Dougie loved dogs. Whether big or small, he loved them all! Today, Little Dougie went to the dog park to play and visit with the many varieties of dogs who frequented there. This is his story.

It was a very sad day in the magical land of Floss Children had vanished from their homes, every single child was lost. Their parents looked high and low, then all around. Not a single child could be found. Weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. They went to see the King on his royal seat. After hearing their tale, he went very pale. To know more of what ensued. Of kings and things Of knights so bold. Of a magician named Pearly who seeks the tree that sings. Of a beautiful song. To be part of the glory, just listen to the story.

Little Jenny loved animals. She loved all kinds of animals. This is the story of her adventures.

This is the story my mom, Helen Kaczor, told her six children. We then went on to tell her 17 grandchildren. We each had fun embellishing the details, but the moral stays the same.

Turning on the Light presents some of her personal stories and offers tips and tricks she has learned over years of study and learning. This narrative provides valuable information and guidance for those who are visually impaired, their caregivers, and their loved ones. It is full of ideas for adapting to diminished vision and dealing with fundamentally important day-to-day routines.

Teal is a young farm girl being raised by her father, her only surviving parent. When she loses him, she soon finds herself adopted by a manipulative family with ulterior motives - the land and fortune Teal will inherit from her father. Teal’s new family members bully and ridicule her, and her classmates at school do the same. Still, she never responds with anger, instead saying, “You can make fun if you may; I was born this way.”

Harwood is a baby squirrel who lives with his brother Garwood and the other squirrels in a small woods. Their life is easy because a little lady who lives in a small house near the woods feeds seeds and nuts to the birds and to the squirrels. But one day the little lady moves out of her house. What happened to Harwood when he went looking for the seeds and nuts and found a big yellow truck and a big brown dog is the start of his adventure. What is the adventure? Will his life ever be easy again? Will his life ever be good again?

I wanted a self-help book that was easy to listen to, without having to listen to the whole book for the answers when I was stuck. This is all simple steps that I used to change my life, from fear to peace. Yes, I have rebuilt my life, so I know it can be done. I wrote this book because I wanted something easy to listen to and simple to understand. How could I change my life from one of fear to one of love?