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Jihad is a novel about struggle in the lives of people interconnected within the story, showing us the hardships and struggle thru life , love , relationships, friendships, family and struggle within self. Jihad illustrates and interprets the meaning behind the main character name and shows the different type of struggle each individual human being could experience thru their life.

Jihad is a novel about struggle in the lives of people interconnected within the story, showing us the hardships and struggle thru life , love , relationships, friendships, family and struggle within self. Jihad illustrates and interprets the meaning behind the main character name and shows the different type of struggle each individual human being could experience thru their life.

This book is based on a true story. The letters are original. Surviving a fire is what was found inside the scrapbook many years later. During WW11 a young girl, Betty Lou Ross from a small logging town New Meadows in West Central Idaho. Betty made an effort to make a difference during this turbulent time in our history.The story of what one little girl accomplished to touch so many people.

Over the river and through the woods on another quest, he reluctantly goes! Thirteen-year-old Toby Baxter can't wait to pull out his sled and enjoy the massive snowfall. But his winter break is interrupted when a frightening warning draws him once again through his closet into River's home. The magical land from his last visit is dying of its life force-the sword has been taken by the trolls, threatening to destroy the river elves and their allies. Making matters worse, his arch nemesis, Clygon, the leader of the trolls, is ready and waiting for him, looking for a rematch. As Toby faces this new danger, he will again be challenged with the question : How will you your power? Will he choose to be wise, or will he give into his fears? Keeping with the spirit of Toby's first adventure, RiverHome for the Holidays is a humorous tongue-in-cheek middle school-age book. Tboy's Quest is filled with holiday fun, dangers, and inspiration sure to capture the imagination of lovers of fantasy adventures.

He's ready to leave kid-dom behind. But can he stand tall against an army of barf-inducing beasts?Toby Baxter can't wait to be a teenager. On the cusp of turning thirteen, the superhero-obsessed boy's jaw drops when a baffling stranger appears and begs him for help. But when he's led through a portal on a whirlwind trip to a magical land, he's terrified to be plunged mid-battle between elves and a legion of stinky trolls.Bewildered and queasy, Toby is confused when his new friends claim he is the hero who will lead them to victory. And now only his dangerous quest to retrieve a legendary slaying sword can save his skin... and turn the tide of war.Can this newly minted teen become a real warrior and rise up as the strange realm's savior?The Adventures of Toby Baxter: The River Elf, The Giant, and the Closet is a high-flying middle grade fantasy. If you like daring journeys, hilarious characters, and heartfelt lessons about confidence, then you'll love Tim Wright's timeless tale.

One of the foremost and widely recognized Roman Catholic apologists, Patrick Madrid, published Answer Me This! "to provide factual, convincing answers to people's questions about Catholicism." Upon inspection, we find his answers to be neither factual nor convincing. What Madrid has demonstrated for us, rather, is the typical approach of a Roman Catholic apologist: to overwhelm the ignorant and the naïve with sweeping claims, historical glosses and logical leaps that crumble under even modest scrutiny. When subjected to sober investigation, the Roman religion is exposed for the novelty it clearly is.Throughout his arguments, Madrid criticizes the inquirer for not being familiar with Scripture and history. Yet, it is Madrid who is ignorant-misreading and misunderstanding the source material, overplaying his hand and outrunning his coverage at every turn.