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    Dha coaching in kottayam

    by ashly kurian
    Moh test is directed under the Ministry of wellbeing and avoidance UAE. This test permit the medical care experts to work in different medical care area in UAE. Box Moh clinical experts can work in each of the seven emirates aside from Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Moh test did not depend on a specific prospectus. Moh is appropriate for doctors, dentists,pharmacist, attendant and clinical lab professionals. On the off chance that you are a clinical expert wishing to work in Dubai, at that point need to... more
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    The Spirit of Stony Point: Stories and Poems Infused with Wonder and Magic

    by Sandra J. Schumm

  • Rock 'n Fire

    by Mark Stallard
    Historian Frank Aldridge receives a letter from a girl, Lita Lawson, asking for help: she needs to find out more about a forgotten baseball player, "Rock 'n Fire" Ray Cavanaugh, who may also be her father. While Frank gets involved in the search, he slowly discovers that the stories of those families are connected by a past profoundly marked by racial segregation in America.

  • Lulu Llama and the Triangle of Drama

    by Kim Linette
    With a trio of high-drama llamas as friends, how will Andi have any fun? Stuck doing chores on her family’s llama farm, Andi longs to have more fun. She tries to befriend a trio of llamas, but she quickly gets caught up in the triangle of drama caused by Bully Bart, Victim Viv, and Fixer Fred. It’s only with the help of another, wiser llama—Lulu—that Andi begins to understand the drama-free truth. Lulu Llama and the Triangle of Drama is the fourth book in the EQ Explorers SeriesThis sto... more

  • No More Can Fit Into the Evening

    by Thomas Davis

    This poetry anthology contains the work of internationally renowned poets like Terence Winch, winner of the American and Columbia Book Awards, John Looker, the British poet, the Anishinabe Native American poet Kimberly Blaeser, and poets from countries as far apart as the Netherlands and New Zealand. The anthology contains poems by a diversity of voices, LGBQT, from different races, poets that write in traditional forms, and free verse poets

  • The Need for Software Development Company

    by Wilson Alton
    We see new technologies and software solutions every other day and as a user, a new mobile application or a new technology seems to be quite easy. However, behind any breakthrough in technology and mobile applications, technical minds such as software engineers, designers, and QA managers ensure that the final product functioning properly. In this article, we will try to explain the need of a software development company and how can you take maximum benefit by outsourcing to a software developme... more
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    by J.D. Wynne
    Take a walk in Army reservist Molly McKinney's boots as she serves our country in Afghanistan and confronts a minefield of interpersonal relationships. Men and women from all walks of life are thrown together on what they call the “rock" or "Hell on earth." The story follows Molly as she adjusts to her new reality of living in a combat zone, learns the ropes of prison life, and realizes the many complexities of war. Born in Chicago, Molly barely out of her teens is an aspiring doctor who joined... more

  • The Passion of Thecla: Faith and Fortitude

    by Edward N Brown
    If you are curious about: The First Female Christian Missionary and Evangelist The First Female Christian Martyr The First Christian Feminist The First Christian Hermitess and Ascetic The Teenager who became a Saint and all the physical, emotional, and spiritual implications inherent, Then, please take notice: The latest book from Edward N Brown, “The Passion of Thecla: Faith and Fortitude,” is Speculative Christian Historical Fiction at its best! This book is a story that rev... more

  • Sleepover with Grandma

    by Helen Holder
    What happens when you bring your grandma to a sleepover? A little bit of chaos and a whole lot of fun. Suitable for ages 4 to 8 years.

  • I Painted A Magenta Flamingo

    by Helen Holder
    I Painted a Magenta Flamingo pits the imagination of a brother against the facts his sister knows about flamingos. The brother creates his fantasy world undeterred by his sister’s efforts to make him stick to reality. The sister does know her facts, so the reader will become quite knowledgeable about flamingos, too. Suitable for ages 4 to 8 years.

  • Glorious Gertie's Fabulous Fireworks

    by Helen Holder
    The location of Gertie's fireworks store means no sales, but that makes it possible to rescue a town's fireworks display. The rescue, in turn, helps her get the funds for better advertising for her store. Her patriotic cat Uncle Sam is pleased by it all. Suitable for ages 4 to 8 years.

  • Finkle & Frannie

    by A.J. Sullivan
    A small family was moving across the country and stopped in Wyoming for the night. When they left in the morning, they had two extra passengers. Finkle and Frannie got into the car to avoid danger, but they stayed for the ride. These adventurous flies were ready to find a safer place to live. Suitable for ages 6 to 10 years.

  • The Monster Dog - Life's Lessons Learned

    by CARMEN TRIBBETT
    Life isn't always easy for Tasse the Shih Tzu. Sometimes she has problems she doesn't know how to solve. In The Monster Dog: Life's Lessons Learned, Tasse shares what she's learned from her problems: to be considerate, to be a good listener, to share and be welcoming, to forgive, and more. Beautifully illustrated, this collection of stories will delight young children, help develop their problem-solving skills, and foster their empathy for others. Suitable for ages 4 to 8 years.

  • The Blue Frog

    by Kiersten Hall
    A classic ‘whodunit’ for children starring The Blue Frog! Taken from the creative wisdom of the author’s mom, this elusive amphibian creates mystery with its hijinks.

  • The Eyemonger

    by Daniel J. Solove
    In a faraway land, a stranger arrives with promises of greater security in exchange for sacrificing privacy. His name is The Eyemonger, and he has 103 eyes. With the help of flying eye creatures, he spies on everybody. But his plan soon starts to go wrong . . . The topic of privacy is rarely covered in children's books. The Eyemonger discusses privacy in a way that children can understand.

  • Thicke and Thin

    by Douglas Kimball
    Thicke & Thin is a darkly comic novel about friendship and sacrifice. Within the frenetic world of an upstart public company, executive titles often mask an underlying incompetence and corruption. Amid the struggle, a burnt out CFO is faced with making the ultimate choice: resign in disgrace or watch his friend be sacked. Courage and loyalty were never his strong suits. How will he choose?

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