Take a peek into the mind of the current President of the United States! Ever wondered what Donald J. Trump is thinking at any given moment? Ponder no more because his mind is an open book… literally. The Diarrhea Diaries is not a political statement by me, but by Mr. Trump himself. Think of the 34 chapters containing 480 carefully assembled tweets as Donald Trump’s greatest hits album. As he rages and rants about everything from global warming to impeachment, we get a true view into the … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Diarrhea Diaries by Robert Emery
One Creation Under God: Wisdom Teachings on Divine, Human, and Animal Relationships in the Sacred Circle of Life by Val Silver
In One Creation Under God, Val Silver takes readers on a journey through ancient traditions, history, world religions, and science to explore who we are and how we can thrive in relation to each other and the natural world. Throughout this interactive book, readers will be challenged to examine their beliefs about rights and relationships in the circle of life and to embrace their role as wise co-creators of a benevolent world where all can flourish. Targeted Age Group:: 16 and … [Read more...] about One Creation Under God: Wisdom Teachings on Divine, Human, and Animal Relationships in the Sacred Circle of Life by Val Silver
Tree of Good & Evil by Andrea Miles
Raven thought Roman was the ideal boyfriend taking her on a romantic vacation. Eden Grace thought Hector was looking for a nanny. The two teenagers couldn't have been more different, but when they find themselves caught in the devil's trap, they become sisters-in-misfortune and must trust each other if they are ever going to gain their freedom. Roman has plans of building an empire of trafficked girls, but his partner Hector begins to doubt the plan. Will Hector's conscience bring about their … [Read more...] about Tree of Good & Evil by Andrea Miles
FEATURED BOOK: Restore Trust – Economic Solutions to Current Social and Political Issues in the U.S. by Werner Neff
Poverty in the U.S. is a structural problem created by economic thinking errors and institutional poverty traps. The working poor are a social problem created by politics. The low minimum wage does not support a most basic lifestyle and as a result, food stamps, free medical services, and other programs become necessary to dover the gap. Mostly the Middle Class Americans subsidize this insufficient minimum wage with their taxes and unknowingly and indirectly support the bottom line of companies … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Restore Trust – Economic Solutions to Current Social and Political Issues in the U.S. by Werner Neff
Unbroken Circles for Schools by Ken Johnson
Unbroken Circles for Schools is a revolutionary program designed to help schools deal with student conflict and behavior issues. It combines the best of three; Restorative Justice, Collaborative Justice, and the author’s experience in mediation and negotiation. It is time for an improved and better method of managing troubled children. A unique program that offers schools and other agencies a better modality of CONFLICT RESOLUTION. The program tenders hope in troubled individuals, builds … [Read more...] about Unbroken Circles for Schools by Ken Johnson
My Rehab Diary by James Weston @JamesNWLondon
Dive into the diary of my 12 week visit to an addiction treatment centre, written at the time and in full graphic detail. The experiences of my rehabilitation process give an insight into the 12 step process and how it led to my recovery from drug addiction. A narrative on love, obsession, insanity and redemption. I didn't hold back when writing in my diary. Experience every moment with me, as I explore the possible reasons behind why I became an addict and meet others who were lost, just … [Read more...] about My Rehab Diary by James Weston @JamesNWLondon
Hershey Learns a Lesson by D.C. Rush @dcrushbooks
Hershey, the notorious cat from the Robby’s Quest storybook series, is still mean-spirited and a bully. He is big, strong and very fast, yet uses all his skills to prey upon the smaller and weaker animals around his yard. Nomi, the other cat living in the same house with Hershey, is older and much smaller. Nomi has many friends around the neighborhood. One day, when Nomi’s new friend Tyson comes over for a visit, Hershey decides to attack, however things do not work out as he planned. Hershey … [Read more...] about Hershey Learns a Lesson by D.C. Rush @dcrushbooks
