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Life's Apologies for Our Nation is a book about current views of issues that challenge our nation. It is intended to provide transparency on political issues that one may not be aware of, and the commitment, honor, and patriotism that we should have for America. This book is a unique creation that enables listeners to exercise their rights to free speech, engage in specific discussions, and excite curiosities that oppose their ideologies. They will acquire a clear vision of the troubling waters and empower themselves to be committed to the greatness of our nation.

It was a beautiful day. A young raccoon had been playing in the meadow and was having fun. As this perfect day was coming to a close, he was called by his grandma that it was time to come in for dinner. As he went to his grandparents’ house, he saw his grandpa looking out into the distance very thoughtfully. He wondered what Grandpa was doing and what was he looking at. When the young raccoon got up to the porch, he asked his grandpa what he was doing. His grandpa replied that he was contemplating. The young racoon had never heard that word before or known what it meant.

Follow the struggles of this beautiful black and white kitten who starts out his life happily playing in his cozy home, then finds himself scared and alone in a world he knows little about. Cold and alone, will he ever feel safe and loved again? Find out as you listen to The Tale of Walter Mittens.

Alexandria Tillie Bush, a 21-year-old college student, went home to visit her parents in Glenwood, New Mexico, on her summer break. During her visit, her grandfather, Len Hudson, once a prospector for gold in the Mogollon Mountains, bequeathed an adventure for Alex to find his buried treasure in the rugged Gila Wilderness. What Len Hudson didn’t realize when he asked his granddaughter to venture into the wilderness was that her life, and everyone who accompanied her, would end up in a dangerous and deadly quest.

The unexpected death of Bryan's college roommate set in motion a series of events that would change his life forever. What seemed to be an innocent invitation for free tacos turned out to be so much more as he was suddenly immersed in an intriguing world where trauma reigns.

Madeline and her best friend, Larue, sneak out at midnight to find out why the dogs cry all night and discover the dog fight in progress. Madeline intervenes, trying to save the dogs, but is chased from the farm with the dogs still in danger. Madeline and her father report the crime to the sheriff of their small Arkansas town, only to find the sheriff is in cahoots with Percival. The Humane Society calls in the State Police.

This was written to inspire joy and for us not to be afraid of leaving this Earth. Heaven is paradise and a place where we all will be together again for those who believe in Jesus Christ.

When we last met Keddy, he made a new friend and saved Giggle Bee Valley. He was and still is one of the happiest giggle bees. On his way to school, he was feeling a little down. This is not normal for Keddy! He got an idea, but he needed his friends to make it work. Keddy and his friends go to space and the jungle and take a trip to outer space in search of adventure. Join Keddy and his friends on another amazing adventure.

This book is about our beloved Lord God Jesus Christ and his message, which he conveyed for me to deliver to the world. I wrote this book because God has called me to convey his message of love and peace to the world.

I am dedicating this book to all the traditional stay at home housewives/mothers/soccer moms who respect and support men. I believe the Yin (feminine traits) energy in women are what balances the Yang (masculine traits) energy in men. The only way for the relationship between men and women to be harmonious is for women to reclaimed their Yin (feminine traits) energy back. Your hard work as homemakers bringing life into a house (lifeless) and turning it into a home (full of life) are not gone unnoticed.

From boarding out with families to boarding schools, Joan Sprague knew no father, hardly knew a mother, but felt loved wherever she lived. She had dreams like any young girl and, like any teenager, longed for the love of a handsome young man. Whether near the ocean or in the mountains, near the jungle or in the cities, her experience of people was enlightening, inspirational, and at times, disappointing. As Joan searched for God's plan for her life, she tolerated physical pain, bore emotional suffering, accepted disappointment, assumed obligations, discovered love.

As you read this historical account of a man who devoted himself not only to God, but to the ones whom God sent him to, your spiritual life will be catapulted into higher dimension; your faith will flourish and grow, and your prayers will go beyond your own desires.

My Sister, My Protector is based on the true story of one family. It covers three generations of abuse, starting with seventeen-year-old Mary. If you or anyone you know can relate to this story, there is help. Please talk to someone.