New Release from Hilary Hunt M.D.

This book recognizes and addresses the hoax perpetrated on the human race by religion. In redefining God and His relationship with the universe, it justifies salvation of all its' entities by the death of Jesus. It addresses many controversial subjects such as the Bible, evil, the Trinity, Eternity, personality development, guilt, free will, marriage and sex, the legal system and many more topics. All considerations are the result of scientific and philosophic considerations. All conclusions are contradictory to what is commonly accepted and taught by organized religion; A REAL EYE-OPENER.

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Jude Shine - New Release

One starry evening in January, Oma spends the wee hours of the morning with her grandson, Jude. Oma talks and sings about the heavenly lights that God has created to shine. Together they watch God’s glorious sunrise over the ocean, and Oma tells Baby Jude that he has been created with a light to shine in this world as well.

“Jude Shine” is dedicated to families, particularly grandparents, who are encouraged to use their own names throughout the story. “Jude Shine” is a declaration to this world that every child has a purpose and a light of their own to shine!

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New Release from Diane Green

He was a medical doctor in the South Pacific during World War II. He had a camera, he had the chemicals, and he told his story with the photographs he produced. The soldier/surgeon came home; he delivered baby boomers and raised his own extended family in a postwar world. As part of his extended family, I grew up happy, safe, and instilled with compassion and a can-do attitude.

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Grouchy Goose - New Release

Grouchy Goose and Gossipy Goose wanted to play goosy games all geese play like Tag-You’re-It, Duck-Duck-Goose, and Goosy-Goose-Ballet. But in order to play with the other geese they had some changes they needed to make. They both had to change their bad habits and fix all their un-goosy mistakes.

Join Grouchy Goose in this funny rhyming tale about two “un-goosy” geese who help each other figure out the key to making friends.

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New Release from Michael Sivertsen

Blessed by the Grace of God is about how the Lord has always been by my side even when I took a wrong turn in life. He never gave up on me. I have always loved God but didn't give him the devotion he deserved. He was patient with me and must have known that I would come around sooner or later. God has blessed me so many times and his blessings continue. I am now fully devoted to the Lord. No matter what we do, God loves us more than we will ever know.

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New Release from Erin Rhoades

The Adventures of Brothers is a heartfelt book about a little boy expecting a baby brother. As the book begins with the anticipation of the boy's parents walking through the door at any moment with the new bundle of joy, the boy's imagination takes him off on the endless adventures the brothers will dive into. There are several brother books, but none that talk about the unspeakable bond and downright fun brothers have together. Mothers everywhere will find this book to be a keeper for their son and their expected bundle of joy. This is a book I am incredibly proud of and believe it has potential to be a best seller for families everywhere. I sincerely hope you enjoy reading this rhyming picture book and, if nothing else, smile at the innocent fun brothers share.

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New Release from Wayland Corgill

Ruben and Lillian (Martin) Corgill were my parents. Ruben was born in 1890. Lillian was born in 1898. Their lives spanned a time period from “horse and buggy” days to the jet age and space exploration. However, the way they lived didn’t change very much as the modern world was evolving around them. Throughout their productive years, they stuck to the old ways of surviving by being self-sufficient in a rural, agricultural environment. Their roots had not prepared them for “getting by” in other ways. Even in the 1950s, they were still manually doing farm work when machines had replaced people and horses all around them. So many times, one day ended with no clear conviction that the next one wouldn’t bring problems beyond their capabilities. How they managed to survive from day to day and year to year on the meager fruits of their labors and raise a family in the process is an outstanding example in human integrity and industry. They survived, though, and held their heads high to the end. Theirs is a story worth telling.

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