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Busting Stones: The Trials and Treasures of Martha Gellhorn
By: Jim DeFilippiThe life of the great American war correspondent (and third wife of Ernest Hemingway) is traced against the backdrop of the feminist movement through the 20th Century.
Uncanny Alliance
By: Behcet Kaya
Trust is dangerous. Secrets are deadly.When a prominent professor is found murdered under shocking circumstances, the quiet order of Kingsley University shatters overnight. Rumors spread. Alibis unrav...
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Joshua and the Battle of Jericho (Bible for Children)
By: Rich LinvilleWhat can we learn from Joshua? Against all odds, Joshua showed great courage. Joshua prospered because he trusted God with every part of his life.
A Walk in the Dark
By: Roy Hiller
Cat is a high school sophomore prone to daydreaming. While walking home from choir rehearsal, Cat’s life is upended when she experiences a terrifying vision. At first she is disoriented and doesn’...
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Ancient Egyptian Myths for Kids
By: Rich Linville
The ancient Egyptians believed in many gods and goddesses. Some gods and goddesses were a part of creation, others brought the flood of the Nile River every year, some offered protection, and others t...
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Embracing the Future: Navigating AI in Work and Life
By: James Ong
Embracing the Future: Navigating AI in Work and Life explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the modern world and what individuals, businesses, and society can do to adapt and thrive in this...
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The Long Walk To Destiny
By: Chimezie Ihekuna
Elevating The Long Walk to Destiny — A Powerful Journey of Resilience and RedemptionThe Long Walk to Destiny is a profoundly moving and cinematic story of redemption—a novel that captures th...
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What Is the Basic Unit of Life?
By: Rich Linville
What is the basic unit of all living things including you? This book may be used as a preview, self-quiz, or review for life science and biology. In 1665 using his microscope, Robert Hooke made an imp...
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Sweet Pea
By: Mary Elizabeth Fricke
To one man she gave her virginity; to another, she gave her heart. One, she would mourn. With the other, she would share life's triumph and turmoil. With both, she would endure times of love, an...
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Circles In Stone / Search for the Jewel of Power
By: David Faber
Information leaked by members of a secret organization calling themselves, The Order of Divine Right, ODR, lured the leader of another much older group, the ...
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The Tiny, Shiny Mystery Box Be Ready to Be Scared
By: Rich Linville
Abe has no friends. At the Monday morning circle meeting, the teacher was the first to notice Abe playing with something. “Abe, please put that away before I take it away!” Abe shoved it in the se...
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When I Told Lies and I Learned to Be Honest
By: Rich LinvilleThere are many reasons why children learn to tell lies. There are many reasons for children to tell the truth. Children can learn the value of being honest.