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Joey is nervous about his first day of school, but by the second day he is just excited.

Black fathers play a pivotal role in the lives of our Black children. According to the 2011 US Census, nearly two in three (64 percent) African American children live in father-absent homes. However, we know all fathers are not absent. Society would have us to believe that black fathers are either in jail or on drugs and are no good to the community. The Black Father Perspective is a collaboration of men who have come together to give voice to a population that is often overlooked and underappreciated.

Eight-year-old Bailey has spent most of her young life in a hospital. She is beginning to lose faith that she will ever be well again and desperately prays for an angel to help her. Soon, Bailey befriends an old grumpy maintenance man, and they both begin an epic journey when Bailey opens the cover of a book that Henry created for her. A tale of courage, faith, friendship, and love unfolds as Henry and Bailey fight for their survival while confined to a hospital and unspeakable darkness that is determined to overtake them.

Pastor Carlos fearlessly tackles the issues that erode relationships including pornography, infidelity, poor communication, and dishonesty and shows you how to apply the scripture to support the journey toward healing within yourself. You’ll learn how to identify and understand your own purpose, how to function as a complete and healthy individual during singleness, and how to enter marriage whole and complete so that your marriage grows in an environment best suited for success.

In the book Undefeated, Pastor Carlos Jones II sets the foundation for the irrefutable truth that everyone has an undefeated champion living on the inside of them. In this practical life skills manual, he lays out the proof that every human being can accomplish their impossible dreams if they embrace their spiritual heritage for success.

Mike is always clumsy and inept when he goes camping with his friends, but one night his problems come in handy.

Tom is sure that he does not like peas, beans, broccoli, corn, or carrots, until one day he eats them all cooked together in a casserole, realizing that he likes vegetables.

Eric sits and watches as others participate in track and field day activities at camp.

In the hopes of receiving some mail of her own, Paula writes a letter to her grandparents.

Anne gets a treat for keeping her side of their shared room neat and clean. However, messy Gina does not.