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In the blink of an eye, young Pete has disappeared from a family picnic. Where in the deep woods could Pete have gone? In a humorous tale, Pete's family searches frantically for him while they encounter various wildlife and dangers along the way. This story has a happy ending, but many real life stories do not. Thousands of children become lost or disappear every year. This audiobook helps educate children on the importance of staying put so that they can be found.

Nopat is an ardent basketballer who feels that the world revolves around him and that he controls things. To some, he is a real treasure while others are unhappy with the way he operates. When his friends want to have a sweat after school, he is the one they come to because he knows how to organize the games. He is the man with the ideas. His friends have no problem with that until his arrogance causes them to lose an important match. That's when the situation starts going downhill, and even some of his family turn against him.

The Hoopstar was inspired by the true story of a 12-year-old girl who's always had a love for basketball. It was where she shined the most. Brylane knew how to master plays and how to outthink her opponent on the court, but she struggled with another opponent off the court...dyslexia. This entertaining story gives listeners an enjoyable listening experience while also teaching them the importance of overcoming obstacles, building confidence, self-love, courage, and the value of hard work.

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.

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

Therapeutic poetry is what the Poet Dena has offered us. It’s a compilation of poems describing living with and healing from depression and emotional trauma....

This author uses words as a sculptor uses clay. She doesn't change the shape of the word; it's the surrounding words that contain the poetic surprise. She explains that she personally likes to be surprised by a word that doesn't usually follow another. It is a way to startle the listener into looking deeper into the thought. There are times when words can even pour forth like oil and fill in cracks left by others' hurtful words. Some of these poetic frames become like a waterfall of individual poems that wash off aching bodies and refreshes the spirit.

Each thought serves a different purpose to elevate each individual into their own unique direction. The author writes from real life experiences to help others to open their minds to a new horizon, that is just beyond their reach.

Good Night… Whispers of the Heart is a collection of real love notes covering different themes, all thoughtfully composed for the private listening of a partner. What you find here are examples of love notes that could be found in bedrooms, safety deposit boxes, and even the proverbial 20th-21st century shoe boxes — all lost to time and rich in meaning.

This book explores advanced strategies and technologies, including artificial intelligence, to help organizations enhance their effectiveness and efficiency. It addresses critical challenges related to strategic execution, performance improvement, and budget management, emphasizing the importance of aligning strategies, executing them effectively, and embracing transformative processes to drive growth and success.

Get Off the Hamster Wheel reveals the fallacies of our modern health care system, so that CEOs, senior executives, HR professionals, benefits advisers, and employees of a corporate group health plan can slash expenses. Charles W. Gragg, CEBS, REBC, RHU, a results-focused senior executive whose background includes leadership roles in group insurance and financial services, as well as third-party administration, addresses how to solve one of the most challenging problems in the health care economy.

What happens after the love-bubble phase of a relationship? What happens when you get to know the real person behind the flowers, dates, and out-of-this-world sex? Does the romance fizzle out? Does the love get stronger? These are some of the questions that are on Sabine’s mind—the mystery of the fairy tale between the happily-ever-after ending. Dating is one thing, but starting a life with someone is an entirely different thing.

To rectify the tragic loss of his eldest daughter Rebecca, doctor Johnathan Grunge searched for solutions through his genetic studies. It was time for Doctor Grunge to unveil his years of research to the public domain. He was never aware of the full implications of his experiments. His focus was not shifted away from his DNA program, to the monster he created in the dark.

American’s today have lost their sense of direction and now rely upon the compass, G.P.S. screen in the automobile or smart phone. Simply Society is no longer connected to a God given sense of direction visible in the natural elements of creation.

The short story, Bruised, Not Broken, is a story about resiliency. When the story starts, we meet the main character Kaandra, who is newly single and recovering from some health issues. Although Kaandra hasn’t been lucky in the love department, she still believes in love. One day while surfing a popular dating websites, she stumbles across Kevin’s profile. She "liked" his profile picture, and he sent her an instant message. They seemed to hit it off instantly, and things got serious, fast.

When Dr. Angela Morrison agrees to facilitate the women’s meeting at her church, she discovers the women’s shocking traumas are more than she bargained for. As she analyzes the intricate life-style situations of four women, she is lured into the horrors of her own past. Anita, the pastor’s wife, lives a fantasy created by her parents, her husband, and the congregation. She is a character in a play, and her husband is the director. Unlike the theater, the action is real, the beatings are real, and her fear is real. Ernestine Johnson is a woman driven by her quest for love.

In 1900 Denton Jacques Snider wrote about Friedrich (Frederick) Froebel and his life experiences which led to the founding of the first kindergarten. Over a century later, a Froebel family member and author of two children's books about Froebel and kindergarten, expands the publication designed for readers in the Victorian age to make it a timeless reference and tribute to his "Oheim," an ancient German term for maternal uncle.

In the pursuit of personal success and achievement, some individuals enlist alter egos as companions on their journey of self-discovery. These personas, decorated with qualities of greatness, propel individuals towards their goals, transforming aspirations into tangible achievements. Whether you seek self-exploration, professional growth, or leadership enhancement, the alter ego may serve as a powerful tool in navigating the complexities of modern life.

"Making Santa's Team" is a charming and educational book that encourages children to embrace kindness, courage, teamwork, and the magic of Christmas throughout the year. With its engaging stories, it's a delightful listen that captures the spirit of the holiday season and leaves a lasting impression on young minds.

It seems Darlene is always battling the familiar feeling that tugs at her insides and reminds her of a lifetime of rejection. Years ago while on vacation, she put a loaded gun to her head with her finger on the trigger. Although her husband, Derek, managed to talk her out of taking her life, she will never forget the look of horror on his face as he begged her to hand him the gun. Thankfully, her grandchildren have never known her struggles with mental trauma.