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  • Dan Curran Quinn: The Currans, Book Four (The Manhattan Stories) (Volume 8)

    by Donna Foley Mabry
    Eighth in 'The Manhattan Stories' by Wall Street Journal Top 10 Best Selling author, Donna Foley Mabry, "Dan Curran Quinn | The Manhattan Stories: The Currans, Book Four" continues the saga of the Curran Family. After a romance that started when he was still in high school, Dan Curran Quinn marries his longtime love, Kathleen O’Malley. They begin their lives together with a bright future, but a vengeful killer from Dan’s past has other plans. When every dream he ever had is shattered, Da... more

  • Herbie's Happy Birthday!

    by Donte' Jackson

     

    "There's a new kid in town, he's changing the world. Teaching love and respect to young boys and girls. He's Herbie Vore the Dinosaur! Read his book and learn even more!"

    A whimsically illustrated rhyming picture book about the signficance of birthdays, good friends, and a grandmother's love.

    Most kids wish they could enjoy their birthdays more than once. "Herbie's Happy Birthday!" highlights the reason we celebrate our birthday... more

  • Decoding the Butterfly Promise: Regaining Our Sacred Power

    by Gail Siler
    Haunted by an urgent voice she hears each time she reads a book by Carlos Castaneda, world renowned anthropologist-turned-writer and TIME magazine man of the year, Gail seeks out Castaneda's apprentice and is catapulted into a strange world of ancient beings, aliens, native shamans, invisible teachers, and the world of metaphysics. Dr. Siler is thrust into an unknown world that takes her from the safety of her everyday life into a radiant landscape where true power lives. Introduced to an ancien... more

  • Check Out 4 Common Furniture Problems which People Encounter

    by Jashon Langer
    One of the most common equipment used to create furniture is wood. It is a material that stays remarkable for a long duration and also looks astounding. This is the reason most people prefer having wooden furniture or sofa rather than any other commodity. However, having a wooden chair means it would require some fixing or maintenance after a particular period of time. Hence, sofa repair Dubai seems like a better option than buying everything new. <... more

  • Study materials: Better way to outshine in exam

    by Subhajit Khara
    The academic world is now becoming harder day-by-day and aspirants have examinations, assignment, homework, project and a wide range of other co-curricular and additional activities to concern about. However a student might be well-prepared for an examination, he/she might not achieve good marks and this is maybe due to wrong planning.

    Here are a few vital tips to assist students to prepare for examinations better and excel at them.

    You cannot give out with planning... more

  • Sun Pacific Holding Corp

    by Jeremy Hans
    Sun Pacific Power has become a diversified publicly traded holding company, “Sun Pacific Holding Corp” (OTCQB:SNPW) to encompass all of its subsidiaries Sun Pacific Power Corp, Street Smart Outdoor Corp, Bella Electrical LLC,

  • We Call It Fall

    by James Fierro
    Paris Bellum returns to Chicago following the first football game of his sophomore year. The unexpected success of his freshman season at the University of Lake Shore caught the eye of his home city, and now the nineteen-year-old quarterback must navigate young fame, as well as the dangerous influences that come along with it. Paris takes us on a dark spiral through the seedier side of contemporary Chicago and a haunting exploration into the psyche of the Millennial generation. A generation made... more

  • Oink and Gobble and the 'No One Can Ever Know Secret'

    by Norman Whaler

    Oink and Gobble were best friends and, with all the other animals on the farm, had a BIG secret they could never, ever let any humans know!

    But did Oink let the cat out of the bag?

    (Adventure, Humor, Imagination, Animals)

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    978-0692937259

    by Brandon Stevenson
    After moving to a new town days before Christmas, an adventurous boy named Eddie becomes suspicious when he learns that no one seems to be aware of the fact that Christmas is just days away. Always the curious adventurer and young spy, Eddie decides that he must get to the bottom of this strange situation.  It doesn't take him long to stumble upon a mysterious character and accidentally take a whirlwind ride through a hidden portal that lands him in, of all places, the North Pole. There he le... more
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    Driving Forces

    by Jaclyn Paul
    Mariana Taylor is about to turn 18 — the first birthday her big sister never had. She was four years old when a tragic accident took her only sibling. Trapped with a controlling mother in a small town that will always remind her of the family she lost, she dreams of graduation and adulthood. Then everything falls apart. Mariana endures a public humiliation at school on the heels of her first real heartbreak. Her parents pull the plug on her college plans. Then her mother hits her during a te... more

  • BLUE SONGS IN AN OPEN KEY

    by Arya F. Jenkins
    The engaging, colorful stories in BLUE SONGS IN AN OPEN KEY explore the hopes, longings and struggles of unforgettable characters who are musicians, artists, writers, junkies, alcoholics, outsiders, in settings as diverse as Ithaca, New York City, Lenox, Provincetown and Paris. They share a common pulse and legacy that is the love of jazz and their adventures are guaranteed to stir the reader’s heart.

  • Impact

    by Rosalind Minett
    Summer 1945 and Bill Wilson returns reluctantly to a dirty and damaged London.  Weighed down with sadness about leaving his loving evacuation family, Bill's emotions are confused with the thrill and shock of having Uncle Ted back from the war, safe but strangely different.  Worse, Kenneth is about to move in to Bill's Wandsworth home. The adolescent cousins now develop their different talents. Tensions mount, for Kenneth seems determined to encroach on every aspect of Bill's psychological territ... more

  • Gladys & Jack: A Historical Novel

    by Beverley Hopwood
    It was risky to change. Leaving a small village where family had lived for a century or more took courage. From Devon to Northumbria, from Montgomeryshire to Sussex, families in Britain struggled. They owned little and expected little, but they hoped for more than subsistence in the future. Meet the Hannaford, Pope, Lyon, and Bailey families as they move from long-established villages to new lives in a new country. They converge in Gladys and Jack, strong in their personalities, work ethic, and ... more

  • Kate & Ozzie

    by Beverley Hopwood
    The discharge papers of purser Philip Clodos Filamingo Summers have been carefully kept in a black leather folder for one hundred and fifty years. His place of birth was Jamaica. How is that connected to a Bernardo medal given to Kate Summers for good behaviour? What changes and tragedies have caused Philip Summers to send his children, one by one, into care and from there to Canada? Many in both Ireland and Britain were desperate to find enough food for their children during the middle of the n... more

  • No One Told: a novel

    by Beverley Hopwood
    Adventures with Effie and new friends don't stop eleven-year-old Olive deGroote from asking what has happened to her mother and new sibling. Family remains close-lipped, but Grandma tries to keep Olive busy with everyday chores, Canadian Girls in Training, and the Second WW efforts. Though money is tight and her grandparents frugal, Olive never wants for much, except answers to questions. After a discovery in the attic, Olive develops a passion which leads her, in her early twenties, to Toronto ... more

  • Viking Myths: Stories of the Norse Gods and Goddesses

    by John Thor Ewing
    From its first beginnings in a world of primordial ice floes, the story of the Viking gods is one of continual struggle against etins and monsters, but it is a tale of humour and triumph as well as of grit and tragedy. The Norse myths are justly famous for a host of vivid characters including the wise and enigmatic Odin, the bluff strongman Thor, and the incorrigible trickster Loki. In the first major retelling for a generation, storyteller and historian Thor Ewing rediscovers the brisk vitality... more

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