Books published by Lettra Press LLC

In With An Open Heart, a book of thoughts and poems, I am hoping to transmit my thoughts, hopes, and feelings. Writing is something that keeps my mind occupied. A few years ago, I was diagnosed with Parkinson's, something that was not easy for me to accept.

Many are asking, what is wrong with teaching, learning, schooling, and education, and what can be done? You will get the answers (panacea) from the letters of a mad public school teacher: intrepid, irascible, cantankerous, provocative, passionate, thought-provoking, iconoclastic, and enhanced with vitriolic demagoguery.As a grad student / colleague said, Thanks for an enjoyable class on education issues in society. I also enjoyed your letters to the editor. I've been told that I say what other people think. Well, you write and publish what we're all thinking.

In this tale of the American Revolution, Bryan Hawkins sees his quiet existence as a farmer at Chignecto, Nova Scotia shattered by a rebellion against the British Authorities. Staying true to his Oath to King George III, Hawkins reprises his role from the French and Indian War as a ranger, now battling the revolutionaries, attempting to prevent a possible First Nations revolt and thwarting plots by the French Crown. Rooted in the colonial history of Eastern Canada and mid-coast Maine, this story details many of the actual land and sea battles that rocked Nova Scotia in the late 18th Century.

Supernatural Healing Exists! Did You Get the Memo? by Dr. Jacquelyn D. Golden is an inspirational and valuable treasure for anyone encountering the dreadful agony of sickness and disease. With strong faith and a champion-styled heart, Dr. Golden chronicles her personal journey through medical fears and terrifying illness, and masterfully concludes that supernatural healing is a modern reality that anyone can experience and enjoy. Indeed, her profound memoir serves as a sweet memorandum to all that Almighty God still heals! Each chapter pulsates with divine truth and shines a scriptural light in the midst of darkness. With documented joy, this timeless narrative celebrates life-giving possibilities and renews great hope in the faint of heart. I highly recommend its testifying pages to all in search of miraculous healing and spiritual restoration.Dr. Yolanda PowellMinister, Author & SpeakerYolanda Powell Transcontinental, LLCUpper Marlboro, Maryland USA

After having her son, A.C. struggled to find fun and playful ways to teach lessons and manners. Raising a well-behaved, courteous child was paramount to her and her husband. The singsong format allows the child to easily remember each lesson vignette and even "play" along as their parent reads to them. Eventually, they can practice reading themselves. The fun facts will help teach the importance of conservation, education, and the protection of this amazing species. A.C. lives in Florida with her family. This is her first book.

The book's premise spells out the dangers which our republic has encountered and how the 21st century presents new hurdles to surmount and reclaim our democracy. The author focuses on conditions which have eroded representative government and offers proposals to cement public control over government. Among the problems there has been a slow, insidious alteration in methods for the selection of representatives which are encapsulated in the words "gerrymandered electoral districts" and "representatives for sale". The books stresses the diffi culty for people to realize how vastly different the 21st century is when compared the lives of our great grandfathers. The growth of multinational corporations and the rise of "State Capitalism" has altered free competitive enterprise which faces daunting challenges for survival. The growth of our nation and the free movement of people have resulted in nearly one in three Americans living in four states but our representative system is still tied to 1789. Significant suggestions are also proffered to protect the independence of our judiciary.

I was born in 1973 in Lélouma, in a small village called poyé where I attended primary school. In 1996 I got my baccalaureate from Lycée Yimbaya in the capitale, Conakry. In 2000 I graduated from Université Gamal Abdel Nasser de Conakry where I earned a master's degree in Economics and Finance. Currently I am accepted at the City university of New York where I'm planning to pursue my education. I am married with no kids. I was born with challenges, particularly with a lip malformation.

The essence of the Book is to bring the Body of Christ together; lay aside differences and work together harmoniously! The Book, hopefully, reflects or differentiates between Religion and Christianity. There is a difference, even though symbolically they are related. Church affiliation is important but going to church alone does not save. Salvation is in Jesus--He is the one! While, we as the Body of Christ, are focusing on the insignificants, we have lost a generation of young people. We, individually and collectively, have let the ungodly take over to the point that if one speaks the truth according to the word of God, he or she is persecuted. What happened to us as the collective Body of Christ! And, what is more, we collectively, have not taken a stand! Young people are a lot wiser today than they were in my day, and will not settle for a lot of foolishness. Why should they. My vision for the Body of Christ is practical teaching that will help in everyday life situations--a practical religion. That is the essence of this book--ad lib, spontaneous conversations!

I never once thought about this until someone asked me if my writings were prose or poetry. Well, I believe them to be a little of each, a novelty if you will. After all, everyone is different. A few are soundly different, meaning they carry my own thoughts, feelings, past actual events, and all the while, are dotted with my psychological expressions. While serving in the military, I wrote Alexandria, The Tradition's Enemy and Symbols, among others. I've never been bound by any one ideological view, as you, the reader, will surely notice. I feel my little book (A Delighted Bat) will be a different read. It's like a jigsaw puzzle once you think a piece is missing, you find it.

The story for this book is based on the author's true experience and its intention is to give a perspective on Ayahuasca ceremonies, for those who might be wondering if it is for them.At the same time the insights around where and how we are giving our power away on a daily basis are explored, and how to shift to taking your power back, if that is your desire.

This guide will get women and girls ready to get out in the woods but do not know how or have limited experience and need assistance. I will detail everything from purchasing your tent to picking your campground. We are not men and we have different needs. We are not going to sit around the campfire and duplicate a scene from Blazing Saddles. We use Purell, eat real food and bathe! This guide will outline two basic styles of camping: car camping with the site next to the car and parking the car and walking into the campsite.

I have a story to tell you! It is a very familiar story to me because it is my story. Please let me take you back with me in time so you can see how God changed my life. My life was shattered and empty until I met Jesus. As you read the following pages, you will see how sin can break a family and individuals. You will also read how God can take not just one but three children, whose lives were broken, and make them apart of His family and service.