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This is a collection of traditional children’s stories about, witches, wizards, elves, giants, fairies, and fantasy beings. Old fashioned tales for young children. Unlike many contemporary children’s books this one is super traditional.

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The author hopes to encourage children to read as well as to fire their creative imaginations with a world filled with magical beings. The author is a retired nursery school and primary teacher who has observed children reading and how it creates confidence as well as joy and pride.

The book will appeal to teachers, children, parents, and grandparents. Encouraging parents/grandparents to read to, and with their children/grandchildren from a young age presents a unique bonding opportunity. Even in our world where there is so much technology, reading is important.

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You’re invited to tag along with a precocious girl named Gracie and her bow tie wearing dog, Sniggles, as they embark on a whimsical adventure, and meet new friends in The Mystery of the Blue Goo!

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They have moved out of the city and into the suburbs. When they arrive, Gracie and Sniggles set out to explore their new surroundings. They meet a crow named Bob, Lucy the cat, Ziggy the squirrel, and Bumble, a wee little bee who has somehow been painted blue. 

Bumble is sad because the queen bee will not allow him back into the hive because he is not yellow, like his fellows. The new friends set out together, following clues to try to figure out how Bumble was covered in blue goo, and what they can do to help him. 

Gracie and her friends remind us of the importance of kindness, acceptance, and friendship. 

This beautifully illustrated children’s book is timely, when our world seems so divided. Young readers will enjoy the fun that the new friends have together, and the characters they meet along the way. Parents will appreciate the valuable message it offers about tolerance and compassion. It’s a fun read for adults and children alike.

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When the author’s brother was terminally ill and later died of cancer, He was inspired to write this book, Happy People = Happy World. During this difficult time, Vincent came to understand that loving and forgiveness of oneself and all others is crucial to experiencing health, wealth, and happiness.

This collection of prayers helps you know who you really are, an infinite, eternal, birthless, deathless, spiritual being who is complete in every way – a child of the Creator. The prayers include:

•“I Am Prayer,” the Lord’s Prayer, as an affirmation;
•Rosary describes your purpose and life journey; 
•Litany of the Christ describes your true nature; 
•Seven Stations of the Healing Cross shows how forgiveness leads to oneness with God and all of creation; and
•“I Am Loved, I Am Loving, I Am Lovable Forever” a suggested hymn, and “The Greatest Prayer,” offer a tool to bless ourselves and the world.

Happy People = Happy World offers insight into prayers and praying with the altruistic goal of blessing all of creation. Because, when we bless ourselves, we bless all of creation, uplifting it to higher vibrations of peace, awareness, love, and light. There is only one of us, the essence of the Creator/Source that underpins every aspect of creation, so, when we choose to be PALLSS (Peace Love, Light, Selfless service, Surrender) all of creation wins.

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What if a close relative or friend was diagnosed with schizophrenia, PTSD, depression, bipolar disorder, autism, or anything else in the mental illness category? Where do you start to find answers to odd behavior? What medical issues should be ruled out before delving into the realm of mental illness?

In her book, author Kim Hopkins discusses the symptoms that her son Cory had, the course they took to find help, and the reality of day-to-day living with a person encumbered by mental illness and physical disabilities.  

It is estimated by NAMI (National Alliance of the Mentally Ill) that 1 in 5 people suffer from mental illness.  While her book is in no way a guide on how to navigate the mental health system in the US, it is a personal journey and a book you should read if a friend or loved one has unexplained mental symptoms or issues. While Kim & Cory’s journey has had its ups and downs, they have always found room for laughter and seeing the lighter side of things. Come, take a look at the path they have taken together!

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About Kim Hopkins: Kim has been a registered nurse for the last 46 years, BSN: CCRN; and is mother of a schizophrenic son. You can learn more about Kim and her son Cory on her website: ASchizophrenicsstory.com. Kim also shares her daily life with Cory on her Facebook page Shopping with a Schizophrenic. You can find Shopping with a Schizophrenic on Amazon. 

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HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A PROFESSIONAL HEALER? 

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This book is a deep dive into the world of energy healing for those wishing to be healers and spiritual entrepreneurs. A decade of working at psychic expos as a tarot card reader and energy healer, and later opening her own healing studio, have given the author insights into the inner workings of this industry.  Her fresh, unique perspective will inspire you to go beyond the old paradigms so that you can do the work you love and enjoy an abundant and fulfilling life. 

Discover the author’s Advanced Healer Secrets. Learn to develop your intuitive abilities and overcome “healer poverty consciousness”. You’ll understand how to get clarity about your vision. Figure out how to be congruent with your prices and learn how to build an authentic, prosperous healing business.

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We live in difficult times: domestic violence, terrorism, gross exploitation by various governments and financial institutions, ecological destruction, global warming………the list goes on. 

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We now know from major advances in developmental neuroscience that if there is significant abuse or neglect in the first three years of life, the results can be catastrophic. 

If we could only get those first three years of life right, a huge range of negative behavioral consequences would be reduced to more manageable levels……less violence, less terrorism, more empathy and compassion, more energy to apply to positive ends.

Compared with other health problems, the burden of child maltreatment is substantial, indicating the importance of prevention efforts to address this high prevalence.

How can we ease and amend all this? What we need are programs to nurture the nurturers. 

When the author was being mentored by Aboriginal elders in Central Australia, they had to exchange dreams. The author dreamt about a Dreamtime ancestor whose task was to nurture the nurturers. But his domain extended to the entire planet. 

Wati Kanyilpai, the Dreamtime ancestor, begins his global journey from Central Australia. He looks after all nurturers, both human and animal, especially the mothers who nurture their infants. But his nurturance extends to anyone or anything who cares for other beings. 

What we need are Ministries in Early Childhood Nurturance. Departments that can identify mothers/fathers at risk and in stress, as well as programs to protect and nurture them. 

This capacity to nurture the nurturers, to look after all the beings who already look after other beings, is a vital task if we are to save this suffering Planet.

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At the end of the year of 2015, an international conference took place in Paris to which the UN invited the leaders of all nations in order to make an internationally binding treaty about the necessary measures for preventing global warming. The political leaders on this globe have a last chance to prevent that cataclysm of which early signs are already visible everywhere, though to very different degrees. Precipitations fall less frequently than in former decades, and when they fall, they much more often cause floods that, by their immediate impact, more frequently produce destructions of a degree that, until recently, were unheard of. The number and extent of forest fires has drastically increased, as have hurricanes and tornadoes. And the sea level is rising from melting glaciers and ice sheets around the North and South Poles, so that island nations in the Pacific Ocean are on the brink of drowning in the surrounding seas.
Facing the Environmental Crisis explores the wider problem of the environmental crisis from the scientific & religious perspective, since the climate crisis is only one component of it. Politics and economy have not yet faced the environmental crisis by what it takes, in order to avoid the destruction of human civilization. Facing it would require a new concept of economy that would give preference to sustainability over short time profits to which following the law of offer and command leads.
Scientific communities are particularly accountable to the environmental crisis. For they address reality by theorizing that focuses on mere aspects of human experience as e.g. technical and economical success rather than on the reality of human experience in its entirety. Consequently, the industrial application of scientific theories have side effects outside of their focus of success that endanger the survival of life on this globe including human civilization.
By their repeated public declarations on preserving God’s creation from human destruction, religious communities have addressed the responsibility that humanity has for preserving it from human destruction. Unfortunately, they usually have not been able to announce that their communities may be organized for executing nonviolent resistance against the continuous destruction of the environment, although contributing to it contradicts God’s commandment of preservation. Faith doctrines, however, require them to obey God rather than humans, e.g. bosses, in the case that they order their employees to contribute to environmental destruction. Religious communities have not faced yet that, by announcing their communities to become movements of nonviolent resistance against that destruction, they would gain a new credibility particularly among economists and politicians.
You can find Facing the Environmental Crisis: Consequences for Scientific & Religious Communities by Dr. Hilmar Lorenz on Amazon.

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Eager to re-ignite the passion in her marriage, Jackie plans a getaway weekend at a quaint inn in the Pocono Mountains with her husband Jerry. The weekend was just what they needed—the perfect combination of steamy romance and time to really connect away from the grind of their busy lives.  

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During the getaway both are awakened after a series of strangely intense dreams. Jackie dreams about her romantic life, while Jerry’s foretell major economic shifts that impact global markets. While both are struck by the clarity of their dreams, they brush them off, move on with life as usual, and don’t discuss them with one another.

As time passes and they return to their lives in Princeton they are both shocked as the events of their vibrant dreams begin coming true — altering their lives, their romance, and international incidents near and far.

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This is the inspiring, heartwarming story of a mother and daughter’s 50-year journey through the world of cystic fibrosis. Leslie’s medical prognosis was that she wouldn’t live to be seven. Although people with gene-based diseases don’t have spontaneous remissions, Leslie had one. And, despite the odds, she lived a fully functioning life to the age of fifty.

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Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder that causes problems with breathing and digestion. CF affects about 35,000 people in the United States. People with CF have mucus that is too thick and sticky, which blocks airways and leads to lung damage, traps germs and makes infections more likely and prevents proteins needed for digestion from reaching the intestines, which decreases the body’s ability to absorb nutrients from food. CF affects many different organs in the body, making people with the disease more likely to develop other health conditions. Dr. Julie Torres-Johnson shares her story of how she made the choice to live in the resonance of love instead of fear after Julie’s diagnosis and the impact it had. Julie’s amazing spirit and energy is not only inspiring but a great reminder of how we can all choose to live our own lives. Julie’s energy was so contagious, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation permanently changed the name of their award to The Leslie Petrone Hopkins Women Who Take Our Breath Away Award.

You can find Women Who Take Your Breath Away – The Leslie Petrone Story on Amazon.

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We all have those moments in our lives where we need reassurance or, we might just want to break down and have a good cry. Standing Alone is a book of poetry that is meant to inspire and touch the living soul. From poems such as “Standing Alone” and “There for Me”, both poems may have the same conclusion but one will reach that conclusion in their own special way. Paul’s book is a must read for those seeking an elightneting poetic experience, grounded firmly in faith and the pursuit of truth.

About Paul Jones: Paul was born in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Although born and raised in the South, his experiences have taken him as far as California, Germany and Honduras, to name a few. He has over fourteen years in the United States Armed Forces, as well as twenty-three years in law-enforcement. As a law enforcement officer, he has served as a member of S.W.A.T, bike patrol and school resource and a director of security for a local high school. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Delta Sigma Lambda chapter. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from American Intercontinental University, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. He has other books to his credit, Waking Up, Life and Love and Living Life Poems to Live By. Paul has also received many awards. You can find more about Paul on his website pauljonesthewriter.com and find Standing Alone on Amazon.

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