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Concise Retort for Teens Story about a timid girl who loses the love of her life to her best friend because she thinks low of herself. Not until early this morning when Anita happily told me that Eric has asked her to be his girlfriend there was a shiver down my spine I wanted to just shout and said no I love him first please allow me to have this one but I couldn't I had to hide my feelings and fake a smile in congratulating her and then hugged her. This is strange you know, who could think Anita of all people will agree to date Eric I know they are close quite all right as friends but Anita never loves him. Abdulmumuni Lateefa is a writer that specializes on writing love, ...

Kelly is terrified of shadows and darkness. When she starts having nightmares about long, narrow, dark hallways, she is fearful, but dismisses them. One day just after breakfast, her mother tells Kelly and her younger sister, Chelsy, that they are going on a tour to an abandoned school. Kelly is excited at first, and second guesses herself for a moment, but joins her family on the trip. But everything changes when the tour group leaves Kelly and her sister alone in the school...

"ABC Animals From The Country, In The City, On The Continent" is a heartwarming and educational children's book that combines the joy of learning the alphabet with the exploration of different animal habitats. With its beautiful watercolor illustrations, this book is the perfect addition to any nursery, captivating newborns and engaging children for years to come. Each page of this delightful book features a soft color palette and adorable animal characters, making it visually appealing to young readers. As they flip through the pages, children will learn their ABCs while discovering where each animal lives. From the peaceful countryside to the bustling city streets, and even across dif ...

Straight outta everywhere, Cracker with Gratitude’s dorky, divine and *sometimes* rhyming poetry is bound to transport listeners to another dimension. Ranging from devotional ‘I wanna marry the river’ type poems to raunchy lesbian clit bits, CwG brings the wit. The ultimate Wise Cracker, Eugena Maguire, will bring the poems that resin-ate like epoxy puttin’ on yo ritz.

This book of free verse poems takes readers on a journey through love, trust, loss, healing, and sex—to add heat to the vibes. The poems reflect moments that make you smile, laugh, and even cry. Some touch on the pain, anger, and shock that starts with a broken heart. As you read the poems, weave your thoughts into them to help you decide whether to stay, let go, or move on in your love life. You are the best healer if you want to feel the joy of love. So, embrace the power you have to create your happiness. Let the poems serve as a guide to finding inner peace through forgiveness. Rather than dwelling on what could have been, focus on the moment. Do not let grief hold you back.

This is a compilation of Marie Ashdown's writings, poems, and childhood memories along with pictures from her life. Every effort was made to preserve her voice and as a result, minimal corrections have been made. She, like most children in the 1930's and 1940's went through great challenges. This book illuminates the perseverance on her part and the great blessings a loving Heavenly Father bestows on all his children if they watch for them even in the midst of challenges.

Daisy grew up beneath the western gaze of Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondacks, in the small hamlet of Bloomingdale, at the turn of the 20th century. She experienced great love and great loss over her 57 years of life. Daisy became a trusted midwife by 1920, worked in a bean cannery during the Great Depression, and supported the boys overseas during World War II by becoming a drill press operator at an airplane factory. But none of that adequately describes her life, her loves, her triumphs, or her heartaches over five decades. Perhaps a week spent with her in anticipation of a daughter's wedding, along with a lifetime of flashbacks, and a journey alongside her in her fi ...

Unsung Heroes is a book based on historical figures within African American society. The book focuses on a whole host of personalities that are known, but rarely spoken about. Their legacies and accomplishments have withstood the test of time. 48 notable Black Americans are featured with biographical sketches within the book. This book is the perfect learning tool for young adults looking to further their knowledge about innovators of African American society.

I dedicate this book to those who believe and want to believe that our Lord and Savior died on the cross to save us (mankind) from ourselves. As a pastor most of my teaching is based on the Holy Trinity Principle, using three important facts from the Bible’s Holy Word. EXAMPLE: What was God’s Master Plan 1. To give us a place to stay (Genesis 1:1) 2. To Create Man (Genesis 1:26, 27) 3. To give man a companion (Genesis 2:18) and responsibility (Genesis 2:8-9, 15-18) Scripture Reference 1. Genesis 1:1,31 2. Genesis 2:1-3 3. Psalms 24:1

I am a young boy from a poor background and no paternal lineage but fell in love with my arrogant CEO since the day she interviewed me. I tried my best to be focused with my job alone, and erased her off my mind but I couldn't. I had to summon the courage to express my undying love for her at the risk of loosing my job. By the time I told her how I feel about her, I received a very sound slap from her and I was asked to get out. Now I don't know weather it's out of her office or out of the company.