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Book Synopsis Saving Shelvockwood by : Brandy Pasanen
Download or read book Saving Shelvockwood written by Brandy Pasanen and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2023-10-29 with total page 225 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Piper was an ordinary girl. Living in a small town with her friends. She had it all until one day her and her friends stumbled across another world. Thrown in this new world her friends and her had to adjust to new creatures, scary witches, and talking trees. With their help would they be able to save Shelvockwood from the rule of an evil witch? Or were they stuck in this new land for good?
Book Synopsis Mount Neverrest by : Shannon Caustin
Download or read book Mount Neverrest written by Shannon Caustin and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2021-04-21 with total page 38 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: How do you feel when something you worked tirelessly to accomplish and are immensely proud of doesn’t last? Discouraged? Overwhelmed? Defeated? After a long day of household chores, Mary imagines the grand celebration honoring her victory over a dreaded foe: her laundry pile. Just as she begins reveling in the idea of the vast banquet and cheering crowds, her fantasy is interrupted by the sound of her mud-covered children trampling through the house leaving MORE dirty clothes to be washed. Disheartened and disappointed that this monstrous task will never be complete, Mary is confronted with the daunting duty of discovering the secret to defeat the demon of “Mount Neverrest.”
Download or read book Mind and Muscle written by Sean Yaghotian and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2021-03-30 with total page 101 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: One of the remarkable accomplishments a human can ever achieve in a lifetime is to be able to connect the body and mind into one dimension. The body works best when in alliance with the mind. Mind and Muscle is a book that demonstrates the physical aspects of fitness and exercise, it then explores deeper into the psychological and spiritual practices of a nourishing way of life. This book is a balanced display of discovery showcased in an examination of the early development of our upbringing, as well as where we are in our current state; it then investigates what long-term changes can be made and demonstrates unique techniques that can be followed to accomplish a healthy wholesome lifestyle assisting with those targeted changes. All aspects of life are discussed to assist people with different backgrounds and unique circumstances in life. Whether you are a young adult looking to start your life and establish a family with kids, or you are in the second half of your life, post family, or you are just getting started in adulthood, this book can be beneficial. The unique approach and topics discussed in this journey go beyond the normal fitness book and can benefit and assist people with advanced level of knowledge in health and fitness, as well as people with minimal fitness background. The message in Mind and Muscle is that fitness and exercise go beyond just challenging the body; they must challenge and connect the mind with human inner dimensions to enable highest potentials. Fitness is a spiritual secrete, and if exercise is capable of changing your mind, body, feelings, and attitude, then it has the power to change your entire life.
Download or read book Tosher written by Adrian Winney and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2021-05-12 with total page 186 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Tosher: Synopsis Tosher is the tale of a baby discarded as a foundling in the sewers of Victorian London and his subsequent rescue by a Tosher by the name of Jack Tanner. It follows the early part of his life living, training and surviving in the sewers with all its challenges, and the personal challenges he must overcome. Then follows the start of his quest for vengeance following the murder of Jack Tanner, the man he considers to be his father. It deals with the skills and knowledge he acquires, and his interactions and friendships along this journey. The depths to which he will go to achieve his goals, and his drive to overcome his own disability, are a journey into parts of the human mind most people do not contemplate.
Download or read book The Black Three written by Gene Skipworth and published by . This book was released on 2022-02-15 with total page 220 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Prior to the mid-sixties, Grayville, TN was one of twenty-four "sundown towns." A "sundown town" was a town that had a sign on the outskirts of town that said, "Negros are not allowed in the city limits after sundown." Very few blacks lived in Grayville. Grayville High School seldom had black students. In August of 2020, a black doctor moved to Grayville. He moved from Weston, Ohio to be near his adopting white parents who lived in the Homeland Retirement Center in Pleasant Hill. Grayville never had a black basketball player, now it has three. The doctor has three sons. Joseph is a 6' 9" senior and his twin brothers, Samuel and David both 6' 6" juniors. The three brothers took Weston to the Ohio State basketball championship. Cox County youth grew up to have a "culturally absorbed prejudice." That is what the three black players encountered.
Book Synopsis Autobiography of an Old School South African Son by : Peter Boshoff
Download or read book Autobiography of an Old School South African Son written by Peter Boshoff and published by Authorhouse UK. This book was released on 2022-02-15 with total page 162 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The author sets out the life and history of his 4 grand parents with their family ties, illustrated by photos. This is followed by his autobiography about his humble but proud beginnings with a full life, but not without its complica-tions. Despite having a medical career he was not afraid to get his hands dirty and always did everything himself with DIY skills that he learned from his father. He preferred rural environments, having been brought up on a smallholding, he later acquired his own. When he came to England he chose a country town, away from all the hustle and bustle. Read all about his full, interesting and conflicted life in this book.
Book Synopsis Garden of Souls by : Diana Gurley Ph.D.
Download or read book Garden of Souls written by Diana Gurley Ph.D. and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2022-02-15 with total page 183 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book is about trauma, but it is not about therapy or individual correction and transformation. Instead, it is about the ways our small tribes of families, friends and colleagues can create wholesome environments and groups that understand the nature of trauma, and thoughtfully counteract the conditions that make harrowing experiences possible. After a discussion of the nature of traumatic events and the variety of human responses to it, the book explores how traumatic experience relies on chaos and the destruction of norms, and suggests ways we can build meaningful structure and rhythms. It proposes that a world of isolation can lose its effect when people make connections with others based on what is good and lovely and shared. It considers ways to practice discernment and critical thinking as a counterbalance to confusion and lies. Helplessness is a signature factor in traumatic experience, but is loses its power when a community identifies personal and social resources, and makes sure people have access to what they need. Grief, uncovered, can be shared. Life-affirming strength can be differentiated from domination and selfishness. Traumatic events that are layered by repetition of racism and ostracism can be seen and understood, and advocates can step forward. Release is possible, but only when we, as communities, create safe and wholesome places where each of us can be respected and valued. This book suggests many ways to understand these ideas, to practice them, and to question our assumptions about what is broken. It calls for us to stand for humanity, beginning with those we know.
