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  • Ben Learns to Be Kind

    by Anusjka R.E.
    Sid is the kindest kid who, along with his friends are being treated meanly by a boy called Ben. Ben thinks no one likes him so he bullies others. Ben Learns to Be Kind is a simple story about a bully who learns to be kind through a different way of dealing with a bully, through teaching kindness.

  • Metaphors of the Rainbow

    by Mbizo Chirasha and James Coburn
    From the land of the Brave (USA) and other accolades from history, comes James Coburn, a world acclaimed master storyteller in verse. From the heart of Africa, the cradle of man, is the great griot black poet Mbizo Chirasha who has remained a fugitive from his home country of Zimbabwe for his courage and bravery in daring to question the leaderships in office about corruption and human rights abuse. What a twosome!!To read through their incredible book, METAPHORS OF THE RAINBOW, is to be invited... more

  • Pilgrims of Zame: A Collection of Hybrid Narratives

    by Mbizo Chirasha
    “I am a child of war, of rain and road” states Mbizo Chirasha in his new collection “Pilgrim of Zame: A Collection of Hybrid Narratives.” Despite boldly speaking about shackles of poverty, political corruption and moral decadence. Chirasha writes about the mystery of Zame focusing on beauty, dance, teachings, rituals, and God of the countries where the ancestral spirits speak. There is joy in his family, but living among a mass exodus of Zimbabwe, has become a way of life, and not easy to witnes... more

  • The Accidental Hero

    by Bryony van der Merwe
    Alfonso is an accident-prone giraffe who travels through the African savannah, crashing into adventure, causing mayhem and saving friends along the way. Cute and quirky.

  • The Green Woolen Fedora

    by Deborah Stevenson
    Nora's cherished green, woolen fedora is more than just a hat--it's her connection to her grandfather. She and her best friend, Lenny, have been saving up to see the new movie in town, but on the way to the theater, Lenny accidentally loses the hat in the wind. Nora and Lenny give chase, determined to get the hat back, but an equally determined river rat with a "finders keepers" attitude has other plans. Lenny isn't sure why the hat means so much to Nora, but he knows he must find a way to make ... more

  • The Adventures of Jessica Jones & Sox and Grandpa

    by russell irving
    “These are the adventures of two loveable Jack Russell dogs called Jessica Jones and Sox, and their trusty companion, Grandpa. They love going on adventures but this sometimes gets them into trouble. How could that be?” So begins this heart-warming tale of real-life love, friendship and adventure as Jessica Jones, Sox & Grandpa set out to explore the wonder of their world. Learn about some of the unique plants and animals that live in Australia and the Aboriginal cultural practices tha... more

  • Nox. Book Three of the Trail Markers Series

    by Cym Aros
    Book Three of the Trail Markers Series.

    Jesse, Ava, Rivka, and Marshal Smith ride into the Sierra Nevada foothills, hoping to reunite their rescued horse with her owners, a young couple gone missing in the mountains after an ambush by horse thieves. En route, the four become embroiled in a standoff with an army colonel bent on Indian extermination – a man with whom Jesse has a tangled and traumatic past. Their quest to find the missing couple becomes a broader mission, to defend an an en... more

  • Thanksgiving. Book Two of the Trail Markers Series

    by Cym Aros
    Book 2: Jesse returns from Nevada, but struggles to rejoin “normal” family life in California, burdened by unresolved bereavement and post-traumatic stress. His sister reaches out to him by way of a rescued horse in need of similar healing. Jesse travels to the impoverished mining town of his childhood to discover something of the horse’s past, and to seek out Ruth, left alone after the deaths of Thea and Deborah. His siblings travel with him, and each, in their own way, comes to a deeper unders... more
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    Proprietor of Theatre of Life

    by Donna LeClair
    Proprietor of Theatre of Life is a gathering of fact and fiction interwoven into multiple eras, continents, and thresholds embracing the authenticity of diverse ethnicities, life conditions, and testimonies. Entrusted intuition guide storylines plaguing the world today and visionaries of faith who elevated sensibility while gifting their existence to the survival of this illusion we christen home and the mentality of its inhabitants. The challenging but enthralling task of sifting through histor... more

  • Trail Markers

    by Cym Aros

    This tale - the first in a series of three - opens in the summer of 1874, in a prison camp south of Carson City. Falsely accused and incarcerated, two brothers find themselves in a losing battle to survive corrupt and brutal conditions.

    Jesse Thomson and Cole Franklin are half-brothers, strictly speaking, though Cole is lately inclined to fight anyone who might call Jesse a bastard. Cole, twenty-nine, is the scion of the late, much-lionized patriarch of a wealthy and powerful California... more

  • The Story of Rusty Pliers

    by Rusty Pliers
    Rusty invites you, along with his two best friends: Meatball and Waffles, to have the best rip-snorting, knee-smacking puppet show in the world. By adding color into the scenes, you can fill his adventure with brightness, joy, and artistic expression. Just what he needs to fulfill his dream of having a puppet show.

  • Zoe's Scavenger Hunt Fun: A Lake Vacation Activity Book

    by Rinda Beach
    Zoe may be the youngest in the family, but when her mom reveals the Roberts' Family Scavenger Hunt Fun to complete by the end of the trip, she becomes determined to beat her older siblings. The more answers she finds, the more points she will earn towards the crown of her choosing—and bragging rights for the rest of the summer. Follow Zoe and her family on their lake vacation at Norris Lake, plus have your own adventure along the way. Read along as Zoe records her answers for the hunt and use th... more
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    Acts of Dreams

    by Martin Elsant
    Jews Can Not Live in England--Case Closed? The Defendants: William and Maria Ames—English Jews who dared to challenge the Edict of Expulsion in the Court of the Star Chamber. The Prosecutor: Nicholas Barham—arrogant barrister who never lost a case. The Defense Counsel: Richard Shaw—humble-but-brilliant lawyer willing to risk everything for justice. The Judge: Christopher Hatton—Protestant who tolerated Catholics but had no use for Jews. The Monarch: Queen Elizabeth—the verdict’s... more

  • Morning Star: A Play

    by M.J. Lopergolo
    He was the Morning Star, Jehovah’s beloved Angel--but then, some unavoidable circumstances changed everything. Morning Star is a theatrical adaptation of the Biblical story of Satan and his interaction with Almighty. It covers every miniscule detail relating to Lucifer’s origins, his relationship with Jehovah,his betrayal and his vow to destroy humanity as a revenge against Jehovah. While we interpret the story of Lucifer as a classic tale of loyalty and treachery, we fail to realize that... more

  • Sour Borsht

    by Cornii Chub
    The first part of the Expat trilogy. Following an unnamed young man that is trying to find belonging in an unknown Easter-European country. When seemly, out of nowhere he confronts himself with a choice. Will he make the right one?

  • I Escaped The Salem Witch Trials: Salem, Massachusetts, 1692

    by Scott Peters
    A brave young orphan is caught up in the Salem Witch Trials, the largest and most lethal witch-hunt in American history. Can she escape disaster?

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