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  • by Buddy
    £15.49

    This travel guidebook encompasses a driving trip taken in June 2019 to all eight southeastern states over an eleven- day period! All attractions in this travel guidebook have been personally experienced-some several times. If you choose to replicate the June 2019 trip (which excluded stops in Atlanta and Savannah-other than drive- throughs), it would entail driving 2,992 miles-mostly interstate highways. Happy traveling wherever or whatever you choose for your vacations or even day excursions! For our family, taking a leisure trip has proven to be a memorable experience. Personal feelings of a traveler, at any one time, depend upon many variables that include: being lost, weather, roads, confusing directions, traffic, road conditions, tiredness, and disrespectful drivers.

  • by Mark Barie
    £16.99

    "Sister Marguerite and the Captain" is the second book by award- winning author, Mark Barie, in his series about love and war. (See: War Calls, Love Cries) This Revolutionary War love story begins aboard a French vessel bound for Quebec City, in 1756.

  • by Michael Owens
    £13.49

  • - Cora Pooler
    by Dottie Rexford
    £14.49

    Ten years gone, Cora Pooler returns, a second time, to the Amish community where she was raised. She continues to be under the ban, shunned for abandoning a child thirty years before.

  • by Lyudmyla Hilbran
    £15.99

    Khoi Khoi is a different steppe animal. A horse in back, in front, a zebra with white stripes on his dark-brown hide. The young foal's big, blue eyes fill with tears when he's rejected by other colts. Horses in my herd don't have stripes, Khoi Khoi wonders. Is it only me who looks like this? Am I a mistake? Or, am I special?

  • by Jean Petersen Novak
    £12.99

    Nickel is adventurous and has dreams of the farm life but how can a little mouse make his way to the country? With determination, creativity, and ingenuity, Nickel finds a way to make it happen. Nickel faces many obstacles and scary situations but continues to persevere and overcome adversity to realize his dreams.

  • - A Family's Unbroken Spirit Conquers War's Brutalities
    by Janina Chung
    £13.99

    A family's journey of love, faith, betrayal, heartbreaking tragedy and ultimate victory during the reign of Communism and World War II Nazi occupation.

  • - Red Tide and Blue-Green Algae on Florida's Coast
    by IV Penniman & Nicholas G
    £12.99

    The book is intended to inform and create a call to action by politicians and regulatory agencies before the problem overwhelms the economy of Southwest Florida.

  • - Pufferfish Adventures
    by Jt Hobbs
    £10.99

    Mike’s friends, Sam Squid and Casey Clam, may not be the prettiest of creatures, but they are cool and happy about who they are.Mike doesn’t feel good about himself. You see, he is a pufferfish, and some people think pufferfish are the ugliest fish, right?Join Mike on his adventure of self-discovery. Watch him as he uses his spikes and the ability to blow up like a balloon to save his friends from a HORRIBLE BEAST.See him realize that these things are part of who he is and that being a pufferfish isn’t so bad after all. He finally comes to love himself.

  • - And Other Tales from Brooklyn
    by William a Gralnick
    £15.49

    The world is a mess. I thought it needed a book that was fun and easy to read. This book is it. It takes you through the tears and terrors of childhood, the mess-ups of middle school, and a raft of stupidities that can only come from that swamp called adolescence. I will have succeeded if the book releases your own memories from days gone by.

  • by Ouida D W
    £13.99

    Sunbeam carries a dark secret. It's Sunbeam's fault her twin sister disappeared. Now it's up to her to find her twin, and hopefully-alive.

  • - Dogs Have Dreams Too
    by Giza Preston
    £12.49

    Imagine losing everything you love, respect and cherish in one instant, especially at the most fragile age of your life. This is exactly what happened to Olivia, the heroine of this book. The secure foundation which she was standing on her whole life, has cracked open and flung her into a deep, black hole.The future she was about to enter, that was supposed to be so bright and wonderful, now seemed like a long, dark tunnel. How does she rise up again to stand tall and proud?Find out how a little, smart dog, who suddenly enters her life, helps her to see a shining light in that tunnel that becomes the desire to live once more.

  • - A Guide to Love, Blend and Survive
    by Molly & PH D Barrow
    £14.49

  • - A Guide to Enhancing Relationships in Your Congregation
    by Dr Tussy Shnider
    £16.99

    The process described in this book will be helpful to congregations of all faiths. Values, especially the sacred value of relationships, are the focus of this process. Enriching relationships may be a key factor in member retention and attracting new members.

  • - One Nurse's Journey When Western Medicine Failed Her
    by Karen Ament
    £12.49

    Karen Ament's journey through what the conventional medical system had to offer her and out of the box into holistic health care is fascinating. Her success gives Practitioners and those suffering with the frustratingly incurable disease hope and guidance.

  • - A Tale of Family Conflict
    by Laura Arbree
    £13.99

    a retired financial advisor faces the unexpected prospect of being completely disinherited, cut off from the family, when her sisters muscle in and conspire to divert the family's assets.

  • - Loving, Working and Playing in Paradise
    by Cynthia Zvanut Hovey & Winston A Hovey
    £16.99

    The true story of a baby-boomer couple who chuck their San Diego corporate lifestyle, then morph from life in a bamboo hut on a tiny Caribbean island to running mega-yachts for billionaires.

  • - A Civil War Novel
    by Mark Barie
    £16.99

    Author, Mark Barie's detailed knowledge of history augments this heart-wrenching love story. This Civil War novel follows the story of Isaac Wells, and how his dreams become shattered by the onset of war.

  • - Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon
    by Molly Barrow
    £13.99

    Book Two in the Malia & Teacup series. Malia and her dog, Teacup go on an exciting Himalayan adventure in the exotic country of Bhutan along with a number of new characters, friends, and villains.

  • by Christy D Cugini
    £12.99

    Bullying is an important issue that needs to be at the forefront of discourse. Learning how to deal with the issue can be learned at an early age, as evidenced in this story about a young child in a new school.

  • by Peter Hilger
    £14.49

    Peter Hilger graduated from the Sorbonne's Ecole du Droit in Paris. He and wife Hanna moved to the United States, where they raised three children, primarily in the New York metropolitan area. Later they lived in North Carolina and Sanibel, Florida. Peter traveled extensively and wrote numerous stories about the people and places he encountered, many published in airline magazines. This volume is a small sample of those adventures.

  • - A Memoir
    by Gioia
    £12.49

    I grew up in a noisy, Italian family. Not being with Mom, or disappointing her were major fears.

  • - Malia & Teacup 3
    by Molly Barrow
    £15.49

    Malia visits a villa in the English countryside where a terrible discovery awaits her. Grandpa's formula is a disaster because Grandma wakes up, but she is not right-neither is Tahir. Kidnapped by a Russian Gypsy! Can Teacup find missing Malia before its too late?

  • by Norman Malamud
    £13.99

    In Norman's Malamud's latest novel, he explores the struggle of a woman trapped in a man's body and her journey in coming to terms with her true self.

  • by Anna Taylor
    £9.99

  • by Dorothy Seymour Mills
    £9.99

    Acquiring a cat for companionship and entertainment, Dorothy expected that he would show a little respect for her work as a writer. She soon realized that the cat showed, by his expressions and body language, exactly what he was thinking: that he disdained her occupation and expected her to act as the companion and entertainer instead.

  • by Walter S Foster
    £11.99

    We face constant problems such as nuclear proliferation, wars, depressions, terrorism, plagues, global warming and pollution. If we examine our problems, we will see that these problems are really the symptoms of our difficulties, not the cause. In fact, the cause of our problems, in each case, is not the symptoms but our biology-our basic instincts. If we look at our history we can see how dramatically our environment has changed over the past twenty thousand years. On the other hand, our instincts evolved over twenty million years ago. Our instincts consist of sensual instincts, motor instincts and reproductive instincts. We adapt to our motor (external) instincts relatively easily through logical knowledge. We adapt to our sensual (internal) instincts through emotional knowledge. On the other hand, it is more difficult to adapt to our reproductive instincts. The fundamental principle in the U. S. is to allow choice (such as we have done with cigarettes) and to use education and positive and negative reinforcement to encourage responsible choice. Sex is a personal choice. Reproduction is a social choice as well. If parents do not provide for their children society must bear the cost. As a child, a parent or a grandparent, we have all had experiences with parenting. It is our responsiblity to the next generation that we use our knowledge of responsible parenting to reduce irresponsible parenting in the future.

  • by Amherst) Taylor & Anna (University of Massachusetts
    £15.99

    Anna Taylor holds a Bachelor of Nursing degree from McGill University and a Master of Arts degree in Educational Technology from Concordia University, both in Montreal. Anna also completed Doctoral Studies in Education at the University of Toronto. Anna has authored this book for a "young audience," such as her granddaughters. The children loved cruising on Double Sunshine and watching for dolphins, birds and other wildlife. They brought home great memories of their family outing! The children also love reading this book and looking at the beautiful wildlife photos taken during their boat cruise on Double Sunshine.

  • by T Z Lajos & Thomas Z Lajos
    £12.49

    Born in Pecs, Hungary, Dr. Thomas Z. Lajos survived the Nazi occupation and the "Soviet liberation" of Hungary. He graduated as an MD in 1956 and worked as a house surgeon in Budapest during the Hungarian Revolution in October 1956. Following the defeat of the uprising by the Soviet troops, the author escaped to Austria and settled in Canada and the USA, where he completed his postgraduate training in cardiothoracic surgery. He practiced his specialty for over thirty-five years in Buffalo, NY and served as a clinical professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo. In this publication, the author presents the circumstances of his early life, medical education, and training as a surgeon. Dr. Lajos recounts his "incredible" personal and professional "journey" from an oppressed communist country to the free and democratic West, where by means of intelligent decisions, hard work, and good fortune, he achieved his dreams. Filled with analyses, memories, photographs, stories, writings, and much more, this autobiography retells the author's truly extraordinary story."

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