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Follow the adventures of Jeff, an 11-year-old foster child who is trying to escape his abusive foster parents and the interesting characters he meets along the way including a surf-bum and a Judge. Recently revised for easier reading. This edition is 6x9.

A novel about the Hebrew Nation as they made their way to the Promised Land.

A journey of self discovery by a woman who revisits her past through the eyes of women relatives who fought for women's rights from the 1900's to present day and how these women affected the heroines life. A spectacular look at how our decisions are shaped and what happens when we actively decide to shape our own lives.

Can’t decide what you want for dinner tonight? Well, might I suggest Chinese at the Lucky Dragon Restaurant. Here you are always guaranteed a great meal at an affordable price. And like most other Chinese restaurants, you get a fortune cookie at the end of your meal. But there’s just one thing that distinguishes this place from every other Chinese eating establishment, here at the Lucky Dragon Restaurant, your fortune actually comes true!

It's main purpose is to show the fallacy causing a division that has developed in Protestantism originating from John Calvin.

Hashigo Yakusoku is a fifteen-year-old boy who lives in Heiwamachi, a small town in Japan. He's been taking martial arts classes in an attempt to suppress his deep-seated hatred of himself, but he has the same amount of talent for that as he does for everything else: zero. He slowly comes to the realization that his life has no meaning. On January 26th, 2121, he is kidnapped by a man wearing a black kimono. He, along with six other strangers, will participate in the Hanketsu Project, an experiment of death. One person will be killed every hour. They have seven hours to escape. Will Hashigo survive? Will anyone survive? Or have the gods already sealed their fates?

After surviving a near-death experience, Hashigo Yakusoku has sworn revenge against the organization that kidnapped him. The organization's name is Chikyu Kamigami, and its goals are currently unknown. Standing at Hashigo's side are his two best friends, his teacher, and his mother. Do the five of them stand a chance against Chikyu Kamigami, or are they doomed to join the organization's long list of victims?

Over a year has passed since Hashigo Yakusoku first started training to fight Chikyu Kamigami. Thanks to his training, he is a stronger person than he was a year ago, and he is more confident in his ability to protect his friends and family. He needs to be careful, however, because his enemies are aware of his development and are keeping a close eye on him. If he's not careful, then all of his hard work will be rendered meaningless. Will Hashigo be able to continue on his quest to defeat Chikyu Kamigami, or will he fall victim to their scheming?

"Those who say, don’t know. Those who know, can’t say." Such is the path of mysticism: a fine line of experienced intimacy with God and an inability to describe a knowing beyond words. Most often, we “fall into grace” by accident, when our desire for God can’t be met by continuing to do what we’ve always done, and we’ve left the beaten path with no idea where we’re going. But what if there were a third option, apart from quiet knowing or loud ignorance? What if you could walk in the feet of someone who knew the way? Put yourself in the feet of another and walk to His House. Come, discover yourself in the eyes of Love.