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Tommy is a little blind kitten whose mother teaches him about the traditions of the American Flag, what it means to be an American, and to live in the best country in the world.

Raven could learn to enjoy a life where her biggest concern is chasing off beasts that stray too close to town, but the silver-eyed shadow haunting her sleep has her on edge. Then a man she never expected to see again warns her that the Silverblood Brotherhood is hunting her once more. His visit confirms her suspicions that her nocturnal visitor is more than a mere nightmare.

Placed on the Virus Response Team together, Andy and Jasper must find a way not to overcome their differences, but to use those differences as a driving force to find a cure to the deadly Horvitz virus. However, their egos and stubbornness are getting in the way, and as a result, people are dying. In their highly divided worlds, it’s going to take more than some fragile common ground to stop the Horvitz virus. It will take damn close to a miracle in bravery, vulnerability, determination, unity, empathy, compassion, and the realization that together we heal, and divided we perish.

With so much happening in the world and now COVID-19 weighing on the minds of humanity, it is becoming more difficult to find peace of mind and good health. Like many illnesses that affect us on a daily basis, so too does mental illness, and it seems man-made cures are less likely to allow us to achieve the wealth of being healthy. There are ways you can achieve good health without having a cabinet filled with prescribed medications. What I am about to tell you will make you question everything you have been told when it comes to healing the body and mind.

Sharing is a great concept, yet it can also be a little complicated for young children because they aren’t mature enough to resist all of their impulses. Parents need to acknowledge that their child is not being deliberately rude by refusing to share. Kindness Pencil is for any child who needs a little encouragement in sharing.

I Can Do is book four of Kindness Pencil - a children's book about the power of the affirmation: I can do. Told from a child’s point of view, it shares tactics empowering children to effectively learn the power of the positive affirmation: I can do. Kindness Pencil emphasizes that children “can do” anything - that would improve virtually every aspect of their lives.

Brianna gathers some construction paper to make Valentines for her friends. She likes Oscar and Daisy. They are true friends. Brianna writes her cards for them. But Brianna doesn't like Katie. She has many reasons not to like Katie. Pete, a gnome, brings Brianna to Katie's home with a magic unicorn. Katie is writing a card to Brianna. How about the poem in Katie's card for Brianna? Will they become good friends? Do you think they will be happy on Valentine's Day?

Lillian Bowan has seen a lot. A former war correspondent turned struggling journalist, she has been searching for the one story that will satisfy her ambition to be part of something meaningful. When she rushed down for a coveted TV spot covering a gas main explosion, she never dreamed it would put her on a dangerous path of discovery.

Miranda Aldridge lives on a lean budget. A music student at Boston College, she focuses on playing the violin, holding on to a few close friends, and staying under the radar. Aside from a few bad dreams and tough classes, she’s fallen into the steady rhythm of a full-time student. Life couldn’t be more predictable or easily managed.

Angelina Jolie: A Short Unauthorized Biography is an unauthorized biography produced from electronic resources researched that includes significant events and career milestones. Ideal for fans of Angelina Jolie and general listeners looking for a quick insight about one of today's most intriguing celebrities.

Jordan and Amy are persistent in their effort to uncover the mystery of the ghosts that haunt their house. The ghostly boy and girl appear time and time again, and the boy states that their father, Mr. Walter Morgan, is not responsible for their deaths. Then who was responsible for their deaths? Determined to find out what happened on that fateful day in 1962, Jordan and Amy investigate further, and finally, the ghostly boy reveals the truth.

Jordan, and his sister Amy, take courage and decide to uncover the mystery of their haunted house. They enter the room in which the ghostly boy and girl had died in 1962, and are petrified by the paranormal activities that take place right before their eyes. The room fills with a dense fog, and a mysterious cold breeze blows on Jordan and Amy, and they fall to the ground. The ghost in the old-fashioned tuxedo stares deep into Jordan’s eyes while warning - “You are making a huge mistake!”

Ben, Beatrix, Clara and Chris are best friends at school, and they're also in a secret detective club - the Cluefinders Club! There's a special guest in the classroom - Skittles McGraw, a wild Amazon parrot! His appearance coincides with a series of strange events that gives the kids more fun than they've had in ages, but threatens to drive the teacher mad! Can the Cluefinders find the clues they need to solve the mystery of the classroom prankster? Find out in this latest story in Cluefinders Club series!

IT Management: Rise and Thrive takes some of the experience I accrued from 30 years in the IT field. The steps it takes to move from being an individual contributor to leading a team are present here. Part two of the book covers a variety of issues that are rarely covered when you take over a team. Everything from how to evaluate a resume to running successful interviews, cooperating with your HR team, and working with the business are covered. This is a primer for moving into the IT Management field.

The importance of honesty and truthfulness. Not knowing the importance of honesty and truthfulness, Lilly always lies to her mom. Her magical Unicorn Doll decides to teach her a lesson. He takes her on a magical journey on a boat to a magical pond. He promises her that the magical duck in the pond will grant her wishes.... But, since Lilly has not been honest and truthful, will her wishes be granted?

Lilly loves to play until late in the night. When her mom and dad ask her to go to bed, she stubbornly refuses, and she does not show any respect. Her magical Unicorn Doll takes her on an enchanted journey to the stars where there are many fairies. Lilly has a great time playing with the fairies, and in the meantime, the fairies understand that she is not an obedient girl. As a punishment for her disobedience, will Lilly have to stay on the stars forever?

Lilly learns from her dad that the ‘environment’ means everything that is on Earth - everything living and everything nonliving, such as people, animals, plants, soil water, and lots of other things. The magical Unicorn Doll teaches Lilly interesting ways to care for the "environment".

When a little baby bird is found on the ground in her yard, Lilly helps it find her parents. She thinks nothing about it and continues to read her book. The magical Unicorn Doll takes Lilly in a horse-driven carriage to the mighty forest where there are many animals such as elephants, giraffes, antelopes, tigers, lions, monkeys, rhinoceroses, hippopotamuses, rabbits, and birds! What do you think the animals said to Lilly?

Beatrix, Clara, Christopher, and Benjamin had been meeting after school for years. They called themselves the Cluefinders Club. The best friends would teach themselves how to be detectives by finding clues and following the trail until the mystery was solved.

Does your marriage need help or healing? Do you need to see a health situation turn around? Do you often battle feelings of discouragement or defeat? Do you often dream of a more rewarding life? If so, this book will help you identify the biggest problem that we all have, which is our mind and our mouth. What we choose to think about and what we choose to say can either make or break our lives. We have the incredible power to make a difference in our own lives, as well as in the lives of those around us.