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A Chambered Nautilus

by Anne L Watson

When Nita inherits her childhood home in New Orleans, she finds the house occupied by ghosts of her past, playing out scenes of the life she fled forty years ago. What are they trying to tell her? Will they ever leave her in peace? And are they really spirits, or only visions, emerging from sealed-off depths of memory as from the shell of a chambered nautilus?

The Case of the Missing Firehouse Dog

by Daphne Self

Beautiful Majesty has been dognapped! Majesty, the firehouse dog, is missing. Willie and Jax are on the case to discover who is the dognapping culprit. Could it be their neighbor, Mr. Applebee? Or maybe it is Ms. Thornton? Join the Pintail Duo, Wilhelmina van der Coup and Jackson Barnaby, as they follow the clues to rescue Majesty in The Case of the Missing Firehouse Dog.

Inside Our Days

by Michele Merens

A happily married woman, Bree Durning, abruptly flees home and family after receiving a dire cancer diagnosis. When her husband, a trained psychologist, tracks her down, she can hardly explain why she has turned from all she loves to all she knows only promises pain. A story of our shadow selves and how they may offer us the courage we need to face tough times. Published October 2020 by Muriel Press, Marian University. Available on Amazon, at publisher's website, bookstores and libraries.

Latch Key Kids

by John L. Sheppard

Latch Key Kids, the long-awaited follow-up to Small Town Punk, chronicles the enduring impact one life can have on another.

Resilience and the power of sibling friendship combine into a surprising, ingeniously layered comic novel about a boy inventing himself.

In Latch Key Kids, Sheppard strips the flesh from the bone. He makes you laugh by combining searing wit with keen social observation.

In the Shadow of Gold: A Tale of the Lost Confederate Treasure

by Michael Kenneth Smith

In the Shadow of Gold A Tale of the Lost Confederate Treasure As Grant was about to take Richmond in early April of 1865, two trains left the city in the dark of night. One carried Jefferson Davis and his cabinet. The other carried the Confederate treasury, guarded by midshipmen from the CSA navy. Weeks later, Davis was captured by federal troops, but the treasure was nowhere to be found. The mystery of the lost gold has never been solved. In the Shadow of Gold tells the story of Yancey Arvi... more

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by Black Magic in India

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Segways

by cliftonmora mora

Bassically Hoverkart or segway kart is a version of Hoverboard But it is more comfortable then Hoverboard Because it has a seat on it which makes it more reliable for people. Go hoverket is the best company for buying such stuffs

The Matador Who Ran Away from the Spider

by ANGELA SCHMICKL

An original and funny story about Perreras who runs away from a spider. Perreras is used to fighting such huge bulls as a matador, however he is scared of a tiny spider! Perreras tells all his friends - Ana, the flamenco dancer, Pedro, his costume maker and Eduardo, an accountant, about "the big and hairy and VERY scary spider." Ana, Pedro and Eduardo enter his house to help Perreras search for the cheeky spider. "The Matador Who Ran Away From The Spider" is a fast-paced, good-natured rhyme ... more

Days of Hope, Miles of Misery

by Fred Dickey

The shout “giddap” starts the oxen down a path to the end of the world. For five months, and two thousand miles, the wagon train lumbers toward California on the Oregon Trail and into big trouble. The emigrants endure disease, dirt, and attacks from outlaws, and invaded Indians. Bitter strife erupts between ill-matched pioneers forced together by necessity. The 1845 wagon train is part of a vast westward movement; a monument to Americana that fascinates readers 175 years later. In one of ... more

The Epic of Gabriel and Jibreel

by Marin

The Epic of Gabriel and Jibreel is a cautionary tale of the ultimate friendship. It is a heartbreaking story of two boys, a refugee and a child from a wealthy suburb. Gabriel lives with his father in a large house surrounded by other large houses. One day, while exploring the beach, Gabriel meets Jibreel. Jibreel lives with his father in the upside-down boat that brought them across the sea. With similar stories of devastating loss, yet joyful dreams and a love for flying, the boys form an incre... more

Wordscapes Puzzle Guide For All Answers

by Nale Fransh

Wordscapes is really a fun game that requires that you develop phrases with your fingers by simply connecting and swiping letters within the correct order. The game is mainly a combination of common sense as well as vision. You should make utilization of both sensory faculties to resolve the puzzles since your vision and sound abilities do not actually allow you to solve the puzzle without judgment. Every level is made up of 3 circles along with phrases on them. At the start of each stage, y... more

Mr. Tickety-Toc Clock and the Magic Library

by Davon Miller

Mr. Tickety-Toc Clock loves to read. He has books from A to Z. He loves to read so much that he's always wished to venture in the books in his library. A witch hears him and ensures magical chaos for Mr. Tickety-Toc Clock!

Do You See the Giant?

by Srividhya Lakshmanan

A colorful picture book that can teach your toddler to compare sizes through animals. And, learn thirteen animal names and their favorite foods.
What’s included in this book:
1) FUN and EYE-POPPING illustrations.
2) LARGE BOOK for an easy flip through.
3) BIGGER Fonts.
4) LIMITED text keeping in mind toddlers attention span.
The book can help subtly communicate that no one is big or small, and everyone has got a unique place in our world.

Too Cute to Spook

by Diana Aleksandrova

Lorry wants to be the scariest monster of all, but unlike the other monsters, he doesn’t look scary at all. Lorry is cute and kids aren’t afraid of cute little monsters.

Gauge Black: Hell's Revenge

by Mark Justice

The Civil War has ended. Gauge Black, a Union soldier, is framed for a crime he didn’t commit and is sent to prison in Hell, Arizona Territory, where he spends three years enduring unimaginable and sadistic conditions. Upon his release, he sets on a grim course of violent and hate-fueled revenge against those who sent him to Hell.

The Travels of ibn Thomas

by James Hutson-Wiley

The adventures of a man torn between religious and political loyalties, and embroiled in international conflict and intrigue, The Travels of ibn Thomas, the second book in the series that began with The Sugar Merchant, is a gripping story of one man’s life, and a fascinating glimpse into the tumultuous twelfth century’s commercial and scientific revolution when the three Abrahamic faiths meet in both cooperation and deadly conflict. Thoma, son of Thomas Woodward, born in Egypt but raised in Eng... more

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