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LOVE COMES LATELY As a widower nearing retirement, Garrett often finds himself thinking of the past. When a business trip for his widely successful company lands him near a town wnere he once lived, he finds himself comparing the present to the memories etched in his mind, Taking a day to reminisce, he wanders into a local World War II museum, where he discovers an unclaimed war metal. Feeling it is his mission to find and notify the rightful owner, he begins his search, meeting many characters along the way. What he dosen't expect is to come across the beautiful Angela. Will she be the woman who can open his heart again and remind him of the importance of loes?

Cuento de una sirenita que desde nina vivia entre la gente sin saber su procedencia. El cuento ocurre en una villa pesquera en el pueblo de Luquillo, Puerto Rico. Apto para ninos de escuela elemental e intermedia.

Lucy Goose is a twelve-year-old gosling who discovers that computers have replaced all the fine arts teachers at the academy. She must overcome fear to lead the fight for the creative freedom of Gooseria. Her odyssey begins on the dangerous “River of Reality” in hopes of joining forces with her teachers at the magical Crystal Lake. “Sisterhood of the Flying Goose” is based on the real struggle to keep the Fine Arts in our schools. Through her main character, Rieth explores the impact of a one-size-fits-all educational system and the ongoing battle of teachers versus online computer screens.

Larry Bennett was a creative, as he excelled as a writer, poet, singer, and composer throughout his life. Additionally, he was an amazing man in his home life, by being a wonderful husband to his wife Camilla, father to his 4 children, and grandfather to his 5 grandchildren. In the summer of 2018, Larry went to his final home and resting place to be with Jesus. Stories of the Cross is a collection of 7 of his works inspired by his faith in Jesus. Each is a short, poetic, historical fiction that leads you through different perspectives on the days leading up to Jesus' death on the cross. Per his daughter Starla, "[Larry] loved to write. And he was always writing— whether it was son ...

This book doesn’t need to be read from cover to cover to be entertaining. You can read it for ten minutes or an hour and put it down without fear of losing its flow because it doesn’t have one. There are around 100 entries, and each one tells a different story or presents a thought. Some people may conclude the author has stepped away from his rocker, and they have a valid point because some of the entries will make no sense to a sane person, never-the-less, if you are tolerant and patient, some of the things between the covers of this book will hopefully keep you from being bored.