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Reckless Driving in a Reckless Society
The tragedies recorded in this book unfold daily on our television, our radios,
and in our newspapers. Death is a common visitor to our highways and streets. Friends,
relatives and loved ones are taken from us in an instant of tire screeching and the
sickening sound of collisions. Price $5.50 |
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Wasted Love is a story about the roller coaster life of a fair minded cop who looked for love in all the wrong places. When a man is blinded by desire and need for one particular woman, he can stagger his way to a tragic ending. Even so, his trip there can be ridiculously funny. The author of Wasted Love spent 25 years as a police officer and private investigator. Since retiring from investigative work aside from writing, he is now a professional gambler and investor. He divides his time between Las Vegas, Nevada and Texas. Price $19.95 |
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| Heart of a Cardiologist -
A Medical Memoir
Perhaps no one understands better the effect of stress on a person’s heart than
today’s cardiologist. At age 49, Dr. Jake Morgan’s middle aged heart seems to be
failing him. Through his unique experience as both patient and doctor, the reader of Heart
of a Cardiologist begins to understand the miracle of heart transplantation, the
subtleties of coronary angioplasty and the importance of the cholesterol demon in
today’s pandemic of coronary heart disease.
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A personal and historical recollection of
life as a young boy, entering the military service, what happens along the way to war ,
World War II and the return home. The book includes a copy of the newsletter, Brandy
Calling. |
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A Life That Counts
by Claude O. Bray Born July 9, 1928 at 316 Forrest Street in Jackson, Tennessee, at the age of five years old the author and his family moved to their farm that sat near the highway about one half mile north of the present day Old Hickory Mall north of Jackson. There the story begins with the loss of the farm for a second time and follows the personal experiences of a family of eleven surviving children plus a mother and father, and how they were able to live through abject poverty in western Tennessee after losing all in the Great Depression of the 1930’s. It continues with their experiences and losses during World War II, and shows their determination to rise above all the hardships and give thanks to God for bringing them through it all. Price $8.95 |
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Exposing
the Hidden Truth of Homosexuality
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It's All in Your Genes
by Edward E. Bridwell, Ph. D. It's All In Your Genes is a historically
based romantic novel. Genetic science is the seminal idea. The story follows two family
lines, through romance, tragedy, murder, birth and death at sea, the successes and
failures of life. The reader can envision his or her own family roots. The gene pool is
built on a wide range of potential contributors, besides Scots and Britons, Celts,
Normans, Gaels, and innumerable others far back in time.
This is our story. Price $32.50 |
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Devil's Crown
by Ray Bradley An 18th century Spanish galleon carrying gold and silver and an Aztec crown
of spellbinding beauty is driven on a reef and sinks during a fierce Caribbean storm. For
two hundred and fifty years the crown remains on the bottom of the sea until discovered in
the present day and set free to pass from one covetous rogue to another, bringing death to
each in his turn. Price $10.95 |
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Song of
Creation by Suzanne Cartwright Price: Call for referral to author RETURN TO BOOK LIST |
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This is a collection of thoughts inspired by feelings, events and life
experiences I've had in my life. Price $12.95 |
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Open the
Door and Stand Back by Margaret Combs Operating an
exclusive women’s retail store was not all fun and games for Margaret Combs. Although
she was born into a family of retailers in western Nebraska, Margaret was not ready for
the encounters she would face when she opened her “little boutique” in Corpus
Christi. |
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Between Triumph
and Survival by Dr. Raul Cuero Available in English or Spanish Ph.D., in Microbiology, Research Scientist & Distinguished Professor and inventor. Dr. Cuero grew up during a time when 30% of the children in his hometown Buenaventura, Colombia, died from diseases caused from poverty. Despite his impoverished environment, Dr. Cuero became a successful basketball star, and a renowned biology scientist. Sport was his mean for surviving social and economic constraints, gave him initial exposure to different cultures and kept his self esteem alive while growing up. His road to becoming a renowned scientist and inventor was lonely and often discouraging as he encountered cultural prejudices and sometimes humiliation. However, his persistence to develop his mind and to pursue the field of science motivated him through the hard times. He has received many noble awards for his work, including the honor of Distinguished Professor of Microbiology for his inventions. His constant traveling has opened his mind to the need for third world societies to better their living conditions, and in fact create a Cultural Renascence where art, intellect, science and technology can make a better and safer environment for those people. Dr. Cuero is a renowned scientist and inventor not only in the United States but internationally. His later work on biogenesis, is the research that he has enjoyed the most, because it has to do with life itself and the unpredictability of the unknown. He has written the book “Triumph and Survival” based on his 20 years of experience in the field of science, discoveries and inventions and explorations through traveling throughout the world. Price: Hardcover - 39.95 Softcover - $33.95 |
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Girls of the Dream Club
by Susan Elizabeth Susan Elizabeth was involved in the inner circle of the Playboy empire during the 1970's. Having studied journalism and psychology, she is currently working on her second book involving a Tsunami (an aquatic quake) that hits the Mexican Riviera in the midst of a multimedia celebrity filled weekend. Price $12.95 |
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Letters to God
by Mary Frances Livengood Farrow Inspirational book. Mary Frances Livengood
Farrow grew up in a small town in Southwestern Pennsylvania. She has resided in Fort
Lauderdale, Florida since 1956. She has two sons. Price $12.00 |
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Excerpt from Dhahram Fables: "Many Americans have visited
Saudi Arabia. The experience almost always marks them. Sometimes they write about
what they witnessed, how they lived, how they felt, but more often they do not. Sometimes
they merely returned to the States with the obligatory brass coffee pot and an eagerness
to walk in the rain. ....The stories in this book are, in the main, told from the
perspective of a young person suddenly transported into a strange land with strange
customs, and almost, into a different age. However, the astute reader will notice that
these stories are peculiarly American stories....."
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THE UNDERCOVER RANGER, Barbwire,
Longhorns & Windmills by James Giesalhart THE UNDERCOVER RANGER, Barbwire, Longhorns & Windmills, is about men with true grit, the early cowboys who drove Texas longhorns to northern markets. The making of Texas was the railroad, and even though shipping cattle by rail was fought by many ranchers, it turned out to be the most expedient and less costly way for the Texas ranchers. The railroad brought water to the range area, and made life on the frontier more bearable by helping build towns. The story embraces how Texas Rangers fought to rid the state of rustlers and killers, sacrificing their own lives to enforce justice. It also tells the struggle of fencing in the wide open ranges, and how in the end, barbed wire was instrumental in breeding and caring for better beef. James Giesalhart writes it like it was, no romance, just hard work, and dangerous lifestyle. A time when men carried pistols, and knew how to use them. Price: Call for referral to author |
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Brought
Back and Lifted by David Gillett A true life experience
of a man whose death seemed eminent, but his faith in God and an overwhelming exuberant
will to live brought him back to finish what God had in His plans for his life here on
earth. Price $9.95 |
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REFLECTIONS OF A
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER: Duty, Honor, and Courage by Michael Godfrey Reflections of a Confederate Soldier: Duty, Honor, Courage, provides us with the rare opportunity of recapturing the devastation of the Civil War. Through an assemblage of captivating handwritten letters, my Great Grandfather vividly depicts the massive destruction of cities, homes, incomprehensible suffering of families along with hardships encountered by military existence. His reference to military strategies and decisions implemented by commanding officers provides insight and clarity. The stunning eye witness accounts of his brother’s death; killed during combat at Holly Springs, Mississippi; horrifying massacre at Fort Pillows, Tennessee; tragic Battles at Harrisburg and Old Town Creek, Mississippi, provide high emotional voltage. With ultimate precision, the true essence of these letters are revealed and captured through the skillful blending of amusing anecdotes, brief narratives and life force of biographies. Welcome, to this remarkable journey of discovery! |
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Who is
D.J. of Your Mind? by David Grover
Working with people on the verge of death has taught David the strong
connection between the mind and body. He has learned that the mind has the power to harm
or heal and that being aware of your emotions, actions and thoughts is the key to mental
health. Price $9.95 |
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| The 250th Field Artillery Men Remember
World War II
by Ruby Gwin The war memories for each were not that easy to tell or write, for some had repressed them long ago when they came home. We have been able to live the American Dream thanks to all these soldiers’ stories that this book is about. These men became brothers in a way we’ll never understand. They spent many a night together away from home with ties that bind one together that has never loosened over the years. These are inspiring stories of faith, courage, patriotism and some told with humor; helped to put their experience into perspective—somewhat! During this time, our people here at home were doing their part in everyway that they could. Everyone listened to the radio for further news. The good news finally came—from “Day of Infamy” to “War Over!” That wasn’t the case for the many soldiers that came home; many felt fortunate to have come home. I am proud to say, never once did I not enjoy my work with each of you. Let’s just say—we have a deeper friendship than when we began this project together. I became your ears and wrote the words for many of you. I scribbled making notes as you talked and then, when hunched over my keyboard to translate from them—I couldn’t read my own handwriting. I had thought I would remember what each note meant, but when I started to write from those notes I thought to myself—what is that! Thank God for the memory of our conversations. I pray I conveyed each story as each of you would have. I never knew a thing about the mechanics of writing when I started on my first book “World War II Medic-European Theater.” Perhaps it is a God given way to share with others. World War II is a very special time in present-day history. Once again,
you proved you still can answer to the call to duty, no matter how difficult the
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A Day that Would End Tearing at
Your Heart The memory of that night sixteen years ago my husband and I felt we had received the most devastating news in our life. We have been blessed for there have been many happy times since. I use to look back longingly, hoping for a divine miracle. Now I rarely look back, because Dan has worked hard to make his life as full as possible. What if are just words, they don’t change a thing, I can is the way Dan starts each new day, which I now consider as another day of life, a gift given. Heroes are people who can and will give their all to make a difference. Consider each day of solace to move forward—not looking back! Price: Hardcover - $24.95 Softcover - $12.95 |
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| Kansas Boy
Stretches Horizons by Ruby Gwin A young boy becomes a man of deep passion and resolves to continue his dedication to those around him. One can get “energized” learning about Everett Wheeler, who led others with his passion for life and married the girl he had prayed for. Everett was a person that felt a need to do and answered the call in many ways. He lived his values through his leadership passion. He explored old memories and connected them with goals. |
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World War II Experiences As an
Artilleryman in the Pacific Theater 38th Division
The revealing experiences of World War II in both my “European Theater” and “Pacific Theater” books were hard to write. What is so inspiring was the determination of our soldiers that fought. They have and are leaving a legacy for younger generations to be proud. Writing about our soldiers’ noble or heroic acts, I hope will encourage others to think about their own values and choices. One day, I hope one of my four grandchildren will be inspired to write their story about their Grandfather, Great Uncle’s and other soldiers’ dedication during World War II in his or her words. Aside from a war being fought, people experienced hardship here at home as well as on foreign land during World War II. The United States displayed much adversity with grace-fullness—everyone responded with a pillar of support. Our soldiers endured brutal, exhausting conditions, all the while fought victorious, costly battles in a struggle against difficult odds—one step at a time! Price $24.95 |
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World
War II Medic European Theater
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One From The Willow by Virginia N. Hamilton Currently living in the small, rural town of Tyrone, Georgia, Virginia Nelson Hamilton is a published poet, artist and graduate of Cooper Hall in Rome, Georgia. She studied psychology at the University of Georgia and, later in her life, was one of the original founders of The Rome Art League. Adventurous and widely traveled, some of her favorite interests include archaeology, theater, entertaining fellow writers and artists, as well as enjoying her three grown children and their families. Her first great-grandchild, Ela, has been the most recent and delightful addition to her growing family. Price $17.95 |
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Robert Heiling began fishing around the age of five. After twenty years with a spinning rod he converted to the fly rod. Twenty years later, he has fly fished the Northeast, Southeast, South, and West for cold and warm water species. Having returned to his home state of Texas, he now flicks flies in the bays and gulf of the mid Texas coast. Heiling’s other avocation is writing. He has published short stories and poetry. This is his first book. Price $15.00 |
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Lucky Seven
by Michael Scott Keller Roy spent his entire life singing songs from his heart about the power of love. Rebecca heard his musical communication and came to him in reflection of the ethereal vision of Destiny that he had only dreamed about – until now. When they united their voices in the melodious magic of everlasting love, the City of Lights would never be the same again – sparkling in the silver wishes and golden dreams of “Lucky Seven.” Price $12.95 |
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Moments with God Short
Stories for the Soul of a Woman Moments with God is a compilation of short stories and inspirational readings. It is a journey into the lives of women and the challenges they face. Through the pages of Moments with God you will enter into the lives of six different women. All from different walks of life. They all are different ages, sizes, and races. They all have different characters and views on life. For some, life has caused them to be broken. For others life has seemed to be perfect. Yet they all have one thing in common: a need for a moment with God. Through their experiences, one thing becomes clear… In one moment God can do more for you than you could ever do for yourself in a lifetime. Experience your moment with God…. Nicole Kelly is an aspiring writer with the desire to share the heartbeat of God for women through writing and speaking. She has traveled to Europe to spread the Gospel and has also spoken at various women gatherings across the country. She currently resides in Ohio with her husband, Christopher. Price $10.00 |
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Eternal 101 by S. L. Kemp Have you ever wondered what God expects of us in life in general, or in a certain area of life, but don’t have the time to dig through the whole Bible to find out? Eternal Life 101 gives a clear understanding of:
Readers have said Eternal Life 101 is: “Foundational and solid” — a
pastor. S. L. KEMP is an ordained minister with a master’s degree in Scriptural counseling. A teacher of the Word of God for thirty years, Rev. Kemp has read the Bible through 32 times and has taught the Bible from cover to cover five times. The Kemps have been married 47 years and have two children, and five grandchildren, all serving the Lord. It is Rev. Kemp’s prayer that
Eternal Life 101 will guide many families into a life aligned with
the will of God. Only when we come into agreement with our Creator
can we find true joy in life on earth. |
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The Dawson Massacre by Harry L. Krenek On September 18, 1842, fifty-three men of the
Fayette militia company were trapped by a Mexican army on an open prairie near San
Antonio, Texas. After suffering a sustained bombardment of grape and canister for half an
hour, the Texans faced an assault by dragoons. When the slaughter ended, only fifteen
members of the company remained alive. Price $28.95 hard cover $18.95 soft cover |
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FURY A Good Ship
A story of a father's memories of escapades during his stint in the Navy and aboard the ship Fury as told to his daughter. Maureen Grace Lynch is the third of five children. She was born in Bergen County New Jersey in 1953. At present she lives in the Catskill Mountains in New York State. In this work she has been her father's editor. It was her curiosity, encouragement and guidance that brought this project to its present state. James A. Lynch, Maureen's father was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1924. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1942. Later he spent another year in the Navy in 1952 during the Korean Conflict. He worked in electronics until 1983. Today he lives on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Price $19.95 |
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Grammy's
Love by Celia Mabry A short story on life and death to help young children understand the process of death and to not be afraid of what the future holds. Price $19.95 |
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Cocinando con Amor
by Pelusa and Marcello Marini This cookbook is written in Argentine Spanish, and provides wonderful and authentic Argentine recipes of Pelusa and Marcello Marini. The United Way is a benefactor to some of the profits from the sale of this cookbook. Marcello and Pelusa have a cooking show that is shown in the Houston, TX area, and these old family recipes are featured on their show. Price $14.95 |
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Los
Cuentos Cortos....para personas largas. Por Marcello Marini
Written in Argentine Spanish this is the story of the life of Marcello Marini. Price $18.95 |
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Ningun Ser Humano Es Ilegal
by Marcello Marini Marcello Marini nació en Mendoza Argentina en 1939. Vivió casi toda su juventud en Villa Marini, departamento de Godoy Cruz, provincia de Mendoza, la provincia de la industria del vino y de la produccion de frutas. Mendoza tiene fama de ser la provincia más limpia de Argentina. Muy joven ingresó en el periódico vespertino “El Tiempo de Cuyo” como redactor de las noticias locales e internacionales, posteriormente ingresó y es considerado entre los pioneros del desarrollo de la TV en Argentina, en LV89 Canal 7 de Mendoza como asistente de Producción, Redactor de Noticias y luego pasó a ser Gerente de Programación y Eventos especiales en los que pudo realizar muchisimos proyectos acompañado de un grupo de profesionales de las Comunicaciones. Fue autor de muchos programas de entretenimiento como “El Siete en el Pais de las Maravillas” para los niños; “Cocinando con Dora”, programa diario de cocina y tiras de e entretenimiento matutino, con música y consejos sociales y comunitarios. En 1966 fungió como Professor Adjunto de la cátedra de Television y Cinematografía, para la escuela Superior de Periodismo de aquella provincia. En 1968 decidió mudarse a Estados Unidos con su familia y llegó a la Ciudad de Houston, en donde comenzó en la búsqueda de trabajo en el medio que más conoce: televisión. Price $18.95 |
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The Memories to the Best of My
Recollection on the USS Enterprise CV6 by Robert McKinley The Memories To the Best of My Recollection On the USS Enterprise CV6 is a collection of memories put together by Robert McKinley, along with photos of World War II. Price: Call for referral to author RETURN TO BOOK LIST |
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Core and Seed - A Collection of
Poetry by Teresa Middleton Originally from Newport News, Virginia, Teresa Middleton currently resides in Indiana with her husband Jim and her daughter Elise. She teaches English and creative writing at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Price $12.00 |
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Cowboys and Dudes...and
Hungarian Chefs? by Don Z. Miller Cowboys and Dudes… and Hungarian Chefs? Is a snapshot of a part of the history of the Arizona/Mexican border in the 1940’s, the phenomena of the dude ranch, a place where east met west…the eastern dudes met the western cowboys and the western dude ranch was invaded by the east European Hungarian chefs who added paprika to this marvelous stew of a story. The story of one of the classic dude ranches of the early part of the 20th century, is told in this book by Don Z. Miller who, as a 12 year old, lived, danced, rode, ate goulash, and with the Cowboy and Dudes… and Hungarian Chefs? was a part of the glory days of this Grande Dame of the Arizona dude ranches, the Rancho Grande Hotel. Price: Call for referral to author RETURN TO BOOK LIST |
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| Little Boy
by Max Oliver Iron Shirt's band of Comanche had been wounded and lost most of their belongings in battles with the Texicans and Mexicans and had gone to the Red River to heal. No Talks Woman was nine months pregnant with her first baby that was due any day. She has quite a surprise when this birthing happens. While the child is young, the band moves to their winter camp in Tejas and encounters the enemy on the way. After the raid and battle, the Comanche continue south, but must disguise their tracks in order to prevent the enemy from tracking them and their captives. They meet relatives from another band and enjoy seeing friends and relatives, but must leave them to go to the winter camp. Little Boy is made fun of by the children of the band and the adults don't think he will ever be a warrior. His mother nurtures him, protects him and watches with the hope that only a mother has. In this book, the background is set for what happens to Little Boy in future books. Price $12.95 |
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| Down By The
Creek by JoAnn Key Olsen JoAnn Key Olsen is the
6th of nine children. She comes from a long line of story tellers, although this is the
first attempt to have any of the stories published. Price $9.95 |
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| Varsity
by James D. Patterson As student, teacher, and
department head of physics, J. D. Patterson has had almost a half century of experience in
universities. He has published Introduction to the Theory of Solid State Physics, Addison
Wesley, Reading, MA 1971, as well as numerous technical papers and non technical pieces.
He holds a Bachelors from The University of Missouri, a Masters from The University of
Chicago, and a Ph. D, from the University of Kansas. He has been a professor at Idaho
State University, The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, and a professor and
department head at Florida Institute of Technology. He has been a visiting professor at
Notre Dame, The University of Nebraska, and The Federal University of Pernambuco in
Brazil. Price $19.95 |
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The Road to Camelot
by Marti Phillips "book Two of the road to Camelot trilogy. The adventures of Authurian
England live on in Lancelot's Legacy , the new novel from award winning author, Marti
Phillips." "Phillips is a terrific storyteller! This novel captures the ambiance & sweeps the reader into the era of King Authur." -The Medieval Chronicle Price $9.95 |
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Thoughts and Reflections
by Helen Ransbottom Helen has written poems on a wide range of subjects and notable events, and they are presented herein under befitting titles. Some of her poems have won the Golden Poet Award, Who’s Who In Poetry, and Award of Merit Certificate, Certificate Merit Award and the Editor’s Choice Award (published in the book “Devotions of the Mind” in the International Library).
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REFLEXIVE
SOCIOLOGY: WORKING PAPERS IN SELF-CRITICAL ANALYSIS
by Larry T. Reynolds A college textbook on Sociology by Larry
T. Reynolds, professor of Sociology Emeritus at Central Michigan University. |
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SOCIOLOGY: ESSAYS AND EXPLORATIONS IN THE REFLEXIVE MODE
by Larry T. Reynolds If ever the time was ripe for the long overdue sociological reexamination of sociology
that time is now, as the fin de siecle is upon us. It is a moment made for critique and
renewal--truly a time for stocktaking and soul-searching, and maybe even for a little ass
kicking. This is the project taken up by Self-Analytical Sociology, a volume that pokes,
prods, and in other ways dissects, analyzes, and critiques the profession, discipline, and
science of sociology. Date: 2000 Pages: 730 Price $39.95 |
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Macaroni
on Tuesday by Daniel Roturra When John returns to South Philadelphia for his father’s funeral he not only reconnects with his dysfunctional family, but a big piece of his past as well. His sentimental journey takes him back to the Sixties...A time in his life when he hung out with Vinnie and the guys...A time when he and Vinnie dated Suzie and Shannon...A time when the four of them traveled near and far searching for who knows what...A time when they all came of age in a time when everything was questioned. Although John and his friends didn’t change the world, the changes in the world and the choices they made certainly changed them...forever. Price $8.95 |
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| Memories by Stephanie Sajben The author, Stephanie Sajben, was born in the city Vienna, Austria at the beginning of World War I, and suffered great hunger and poverty during that time. Left in the care of relatives when her parents went to the United States. Stephanie was fourteen years old when her parents sent for her. She traveled alone by ship to Ellis Island in the United States, and by train to Detroit, Michigan. Stephanie is able to speak four languages. She married at the age of fifteen. But sadly didn’t have any children. She was one of the first group of women, who supported the WWII war effort by working in a factory. After her first husband died, Stephanie married twice more. Each of these husbands have died. She has a total of sixty six years of marriage. Stephanie now lives in Warren, Michigan.
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Mr.
Preston by John Sauro A veteran without direction in his life visits an old buddy in Atlantic City, and meets a lonely rich girl in need of love and understanding, and relief from a domineering stepfather. Their passions and love for each other endures through one crises after another until they are finally bonded forever. Price $8.95 |
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Hello Mother
by Marilyn Schneider Marilyn Schneider has a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication and a minor in Gerontology. She has worked in Social Service and as a Program Director for Nursing Homes, Adult Day Centers and Senior Home Companion Services. She is semi-recycled. Her passion is Hatha Yoga, she has been a student for twenty-four years and teaches seven classes a week. She lives in Ocala, Florida, with her significant other. This is her first publication. Price $9.95 |
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The Diamond Heist by Sam Simpson 'HIDE IN PLAIN SIGHT' the series Price $18.95 |
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EMPOWERING FAMILIES SERIES by Donald E. Smith Donald E. Smith earned a B. S. in industrial education and a M.Ed. degree in counseling at the University of Illinois. He earned a doctorate in education and psychology from Illinois State University. He holds a professional school counselor certification and is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas. He is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Sul Ross State University Rio Grande College, Uvalde, Texas, where he taught graduate courses in counseling for twenty-seven years. He currently is retired and gives his time along with his wife, Dr. Anita Torres Smith, in the work of the St. Henry de Osso Family Project in Brackettville, Texas. Titles In The Empowering Families Series:
KEYS TO FAMILY HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS Price: Call for referral to author RETURN TO BOOK LIST |
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What Then If The Son of God
A pictorial of a fabulous sunrise on Easter Sunday 2001. If you like angels, you will like what the clouds hold for you to see. Everyone has a different vision as they view the pictures. Price $3.95 |
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Writing A Simple Task of Hardship
by Rose Marie Stone Finally, a book with a no nonsense approach to writing. Leave writing classics to the eighteenth century writers and just concentrate on writing for the fast paced reader of modern day.
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The Struggle of Good and Evil
by Edward Weaver Summers The writer of this novel is a man that
has lived on planet earth for eighty years. It could have been entitled
“Peddler of Wisdom from Lessons Learned”. Wisdom is both “Good and Evil” as
in king Solomon’s case. God said that Solomon was the wisest man that ever
lived or ever would live. Price $12.95 |
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Time is
of the Essence by Margie Watson This book is an anthology of poetry, prose and essays which contains some of the most profound writing the literary world has ever seen. Even more powerful is the fact that the contributing authors are all incarcerated men. Though confined, these men have not allowed their incarceration to define their identity. Instead, they resist intellectually, by offering contrition for the old selves while cloaking themselves in a new identity, which extends far beyond prison boundaries. They have not allowed their voices to be silenced, instead, they have chosen to raise their voices in protest of our collective condition of subservience and "social" incarceration. Contrary to public perception, they have not allowed their humanity to be diminished behind concrete, steel and razor wire, but continue to fly freely in spite of the physical confinement. They do not wallow in misery and self-pity, but use their pens and creativity to pay tribute to our universal triumphs. They do not quietly acquiesce to subjugation, but courageously allow their souls to soar high above labels and stereotypes, and through their writing, offer valuable insights into the microcosm they exist in while exhibiting a firm understanding of the social dynamics in the greater society which they yearn to return to. Through their creative expression, they challenge your intellect, uplift your spirits, and provide a much-needed wake-up call to our society through verses of love, tears of discontent, and fiery lyrics of protest. They not only identify the problems afflicting our communities, but also offer concrete solutions instead of continuing the cycle of perpetual rhetoric. They have done the studying of what’s necessary to reclaim our communities, and are prepared to take their rightful place and responsibility in the communities and families they will return to. This book is a call out from the prodigal sons/brothers/husbands/fathers who are preparing to come back home, hoping to be embraced. This is a must read for anyone who enjoys contemporary poetry. And, it will shed new light on a much ignored segment of our population, as well as shatter all previously held stereotypes about prisoners, especially black men. Price $13.95 |
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Autumn Rain
by Wayne Wood Action packed western romance about a man trying to survive in the critical years following the Civil War. Nearly ruined financially when blizzards threatened his livestock, his lost love sends a train and saves him from destruction, and makes him realize that she is all that matters. Price $8.95 |
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Pursue Happiness
by C. A. L. Yakushev An American and a Russian learn new ways of living, loving and fishing in the coastal town of Rockport, Texas, to find what they least expected. Price $8.95 |
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Coastal Birds of Texas SHOREBIRDS & WATERBIRDS A PHOTOGRAPHER'S NOTEBOOK This is a video for everyone...from the casual birdwatcher to the seasoned professional. Photographed by nationally known bird photographer, Brad Steiner, this photographer's notebook follows many species from hatching to full adult plumage. It is a unique look at one of America's last unspoiled coastal wetland areas...and its many gentle avian inhabitants. From Whistling Ducks only 24 hours old, to the stately Whooping Crane to the sunset colors of Roseate Spoonbills...they are all here, caught in the act of feeding, wading and flying...an educational and entertaining photographer's notebook for us all. Price $24.95 |
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1939. Vivo casi today su juventud en
Villa Marini, departamento de Godoy Cruz, provincia de Mendoza, la provincia de la
industria del vinoy de la producción de frutas. Mendoza tiene fama de ser la provincia
más limpia de Argentina......... 
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