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Readers of Sweet Peas will remember what it was like to go to school for the very first time, meet new friends, and face separation anxiety all at the same time. Sweet Peas is sure to bring a smile to the faces of the young and the young at heart! This book provides a nice read at any time. "Sweet pea" is often used as a term of endearment for something sweet or lovely; also, when planted in nurturing soil, sweet peas are sure to return each year as a new crop without replanting. Shelia Glover's students past, present, and future, represent sweet peas and are otherwise and forever known as her Sweet Peas! About the AuthorShelia Glover has a wonderful love of and for children. The ultimate desire is for her to see them grow, develop, and thrive to the best of their abilities. Understanding that a great foundation and early start in learning is key, Shelia Glover focused on Early Childhood Education as her career. Born in Valdosta, Georgia with humble beginnings and raised in Orlando, Florida with a bright outlook, Glover's life was destined to impart on the young minds of children. Education was always a high priority, so it was to no surprise that her purpose was in education. Beginning as a tutor, then progressing into teaching early childhood, the experience has provided a wealth of knowledge that is seen in Sweet Peas.

About the BookSailor and Ally Jones reside in the Lakes region of Naples, Maine. They decided it would be fun to write a children's book of Maine adventures!Included are delightful illustrations of life on the water and in the air. Imagination and fun combine with Ally Jones's "Best Friend."Sailor and Ally hope that you enjoy the book as much as they did creating it.

John Lee Martin was born into a family in which his parents hated each other. This should have provided ample reason to fail but he was also diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a severe mental illness. This book is about John's journey from a seriously messed up family to a way of life that everyone should enjoy.He begins his story by describing an incident that occurred at his wife's 50th class reunion, at which John gets to know a couple that came to New Bern, North Carolina from San Diego, California. Things went well until this man discovered John was born in Bakersfield to parents that migrated from Oklahoma to find work. That's pretty much all this man knew about John but he turned away because he would have no contact with an "okie".This brought about a fitting start of a true story about a life that dealt with a hopelessly toxic family, periods of insanity, suicide attempts, electroshock treatments, numerous in-patient visits to seven different psychiatric hospitals, prison, divorce, job losses, and other more subtle discomforts.This book isn't about those situations in which a bipolar patient finds himself. It's about recovery. It is the story of how John came through all of it. It's the story of a man who came from a hot, dry, dusty cotton farm in Arvin, California to a sweet little town on the opposite side of the continent, and it is in this little town that John has built a life full of joy and peace. And it only took sixty years!About the AuthorJohn was born in the Kern County Hospital in Bakersfield, California to parents who had migrated from Oklahoma to find work. He lived on a cotton farm in Arvin, a hot, dusty, and dry environment just outside Bakersfield. The family returned to Oklahoma where he went through the 12 grades at Jenks Public Schools in Jenks, a small football town on the banks of the Arkansas River, just below Tulsa.After graduating high school he joined the navy and did his sea duty on a WWII era diesel/electric submarine. While stationed in New London, Connecticut John met a family that changed his life. He was influenced to begin a long pull that led him from that dusty cotton field to a much happier environment.His path led him to New Bern, North Carolina, a little town on the coast, where two beautiful rivers meet. It was here that he met his wife of nearly 40 years. This longevity is not common among many bipolar patients given that the disease is a behavioral disorder that can ruin relationships. God has given him the strength to come out with a pretty good life.

About the BookWalter Matteo lives in Fremont, NE with his dad and mom, Shawn and Kristen, and his 4 year old sister, Elizabeth. And we can't forget Wally his 10 year old Dachshund. About the AuthorWalter is 10 years old and next fall will be in 5th grade at JCAC in Fremont NE. He has been in the dual language program since kindergarten at Washington School. That is part of the day is taught in Spanish and the other part in English language.

This book is a collection of my thoughts, my emotions and my memories. The poetry in this book contains experiences that I know are more common than I realized. It's important because it's a variety of feelings in different situations and I want others to be able to find themselves in what I write. To find a voice they didn't realize they had. I'm pushing it out into the world with the hope that others may find a sense of the emotions I write with. About the AuthorAres Nyke, born and raised in the South, has been writing since he was thirteen. He currently lives in Georgia with his three cats: Achilles, Artemis, and Dara. He enjoys reading, taking quiet walks in the woods, and learning new languages. His friends describe him as kind and caring and he enjoys using music to connect with others. Please buy his book, he's got more books to buy.

Norma Krieger Kueppers' paternal grandmother Laura was thirty years old and married with a family when the Spanish flu swept through the valley, creating losses of families and friends in the Marked Tree, Arkansas, area. It was later exposed as a worldwide pandemic, reaching every continent. Laura perished from the outbreak in 1919.James Weeks, Kueppers' father, was the historian of the Weeks family. Laura was his mother. He was eight years old when she passed. He was too young to remember much regarding his mother. However, the family kept her memory alive by sharing stories about her.Intrigued by this family history, Kueppers has brought Laura to life, and created a place for her if she had lived. A collection of her father's memories regarding Laura sparked the spirit within and allows the readers to take this journey with her. In the book, Angela is portrayed as Laura. Enjoy the awakening as you read each chapter.About the AuthorNorma Krieger Kueppers was born Norma Dean Weeks in Marked Tree, Arkansas, in 1941. Her family then moved to Michigan in 1942. At every opportunity growing up, Kueppers found herself taking writing classes wherever they were offered. She attended Lansing Community College, enrolling in Creating Writing and Watercolor courses. Her poem "My Backyard" was published in Lansing Community College's twenty-fifth anniversary publication.Kueppers recently became a widow after forty-two years of marriage. She has three grown children and is a grandmother and great-grandmother. In her spare time, she enjoys attending her writing class at the local library.

Ever since his father went missing six years ago, Caleb has lived alone with his mother in the small town of Powen, California. Out in a rainstorm in search of his missing cat, Caleb stumbles upon his father's secret lab hidden in a cave system under their woodland property. Reading through his father's journal, he is astounded at the discovery his dad had made and why he disappeared all those years ago. Interdimensional travel.Ember, a young woman raised by a military commander and his wife, has been drafted into the military by her own father against her will. Determined to beat her father at his own game, Ember plays along for a season but quickly finds herself in a deadly situation outside of her control.Caleb and Ember are thrown together in the midst of their individual troubles. Will they beat the odds stacked against them or will the universe demand their utter destruction? About the AuthorJackson Cosby is a 22 year-old man who grew up in a small town near Yosemite National Park. Having been raised in a rural environment, sources of traditional entertainment were few and far between forcing him to develop an active imagination. While attending college, Jackson was inspired with the idea for this story. This book is the result of that inspiration. Jackson still lives near Yosemite, with his cat, Scooter.

Would you like the power to change and go for anything you want in life?In this book, all the secrets of mastering your emotions and attitude are revealed. Socrates said a person should employ time in improving oneself from other men's writings, so he shall gain easily what others have labored hard for. Emerson, on the other hand, pointed out that great men are those who see that spirituality is stronger than any material force, and that thoughts rule the world. The key is in the mind.Would you like to be wise, happy, free, and rich in thoughts and action? Do you want to be able to deal with any difficulty in life? Do you want to be free?Whatever questions you want answered or whatever knowledge you seek can be found in this book. Some of the greatest minds the world has ever seen shed light on those things we must face on this short journey we call life. Experience mental ecstasy with ideas on action, adversity, attitude, beauty, cause and effect, character, courage, death, education, emotion, fear, faith, friendship, happiness, hope, laziness, love, money, purpose, virtue, wisdom and the soul.

Saving Stories is a community-wide initiative dedicated to capturing folktales, poems, songs, and personal stories from our refugee and English Language Learner populations residing in Baldwin and Whitehall in allegheny County, Pennsylvania and preserving them in the form of bilingual picture books. The Saving Stories collection is housed in the area's school and public libraries. These books promote first language literacy, English literacy, family literacy and cultural awareness. They also preserve and archive personal stories from our community members.

Marooned in the World Next Door: Book One in The Hole in the Universe SagaWEITFAHREROne summer day, while constructing a backyard tree fort, two boys, Lee and Mike, come upon a strange phenomenon: tucked in among the tree branches is a mysterious region of utter darkness, blacker than any night. They soon determine that the darkness conceals a portal of sorts, a passageway leading to an unknown location. But what location? Where? Seeking to find answers to these questions, the boys recruit Stefan, a new kid in the neighborhood, to go through the portal to gather information. Stefan's findings are astonishing: the unknown location on the other side of the portal is in some totally different world from Earth, a place where even the passage of time occurs at a different rate. Lee promptly dubs this phenomenon a "Hole in the Universe." Since the three of them are apparently the only people who know of the Hole's existence, they see this as the perfect opportunity for a secret summer adventure. They immediately begin making plans to begin exploring what they will come to think of as the World Next Door. But they will soon learn that there is a fine line separating high adventure from serious danger. Almost before they know it, they will find themselves on the run, fleeing the monstrous minions of a mysterious Enemy known as the Dark One. They will come to realize that their "secret summer adventure" was a bad idea from the start.But it is too late now for second thoughts; the situation is already beginning to spin out of control.And it is about to turn calamitous.About the AuthorWEITFAHRER spent over forty-five years in elementary school classrooms in a quest to impart knowledge (and, hopefully, a modicum of wisdom) to a succession of fourth, fifth, and sixth graders.That should explain a lot. . .

I Matter is an important concept to instill in all young children. This book explores why children of color should matter, not only to their families, but to society and themselves. This is the first book in a series of others written by this author. I Matter encourages children of color to know their worth when society doesn't always see them in a positive light.What Can I Do? is a continuation of the I Matter series for early learners. Learning good citizenship starts at a very young age. It's my hope that this book sparks early learners to think about how to problem solve and begin to be productive, kind people as they move through life. About the AuthorGail Ramos is an Early Childhood Educator (for over 40 years) with a Masters of Arts in Education and Human Development from George Washington University. She lives in Rhode Island with her husband and is a proud mother and grandmother of two beautiful brown children.

The Fourth FloorBy: Peggy HargisAlex Tibbles and Max Lee get called to the hospital for a new case. One of their patients have been found murdered. Max and Alex must find out who did it. They gather up all the information and the suspect, only to find out that the suspect had lost custody of his two children to their mother. Alex and Max have to find protection for the children while they are with their grandparents.Two other people have also been murdered, the second one being a nurse and the other being another patient. The suspect is locked up so now they must find out who else have been murdering innocent people. All within a few weeks.Max and Alex go on a trip to have fun and relax while their relationship grows stronger.About the AuthorPeggy Hargis was born in New York, moved to Georgia when she was little, and then moved back to New York to be with family. She lives with her fiance, three dogs, and four cats.She enjoys writing, music, going to the casino, and spending time with family. She also likes to travel when she can. It is her way to get away and destress and enjoy different places and nature.Peggy Hargis wrote her first book, Murder in the Night, and it was published in April 2022.

A Journey's WealthBy: Tom Lynch Jr.A Journey's Wealth is about the beautiful place we can live, when our imaginations have been our homes throughout our lives.About the AuthorSince Tom Lynch Jr. was a child, he has known only dreamy landscapes as his world all around him.

Kileeye, Kileeye! Birdie, Birdie! A bilingual story poem In English and MalayalamBy: Gita George-HatcherKileeye, Kileeye! is a silly rhyme that the author made up to recite to one of her grandchildren. It was soon a favorite with all the grandchildren who wanted to hear the poem repeatedly until they started reciting it on their own! It quickly became apparent to the author that children's natural love of interesting rhymes and rhythms could be effective in teaching any language to young children as well as to adults, and thus the idea for making Kileeye, Kileeye! into a book was born!About the AuthorGita George-Hatcher was brought up in India, her mother tongue being Malayalam, the language spoken in Kerala, a state in south-west India. She emigrated to the United States where she completed her advanced education in Public Administration and worked in Human Services and Government, in the fields of Human Resources, Labor Relations, and Civil Service. Gita is a fluent speaker of Malayalam, and taught herself to read and write Malayalam as an adult. She observed that in America and other lands to which Malayalis emigrated, the first and second generations of children born to Malayali parents were rapidly losing the language of their ancestors. Gita's own love for her native language and her desire to spark an interest in Malayalam among children of the Malayali diaspora led her to writing simple books in Malayalam, transliterated Malayalam and English. Her first book, My First Holy Qurbono Words for Children, was published in 2020.

LibertyBy: William QuinnAfter spending the first forty-eight years of his life in Brooklyn, William Quinn has retreated to a secluded, and undisclosed location deep in the woods of Northern Michigan, where he finds it's possible to reminisce and reflect on the experiences of a long, hard, and varied life that has stretched from the halls of academia, to the halls of tenement crack houses, and many divergent paths in between.Liberty is a playful reminder of how the games children play, and how the 'hand that rocks the cradle' can shape the politics, freedom, and the future of a nation. The story opens on a Brooklyn street, and gives us a glimpse into a culture that's all but forgotten, if not forbidden, and the society that culture had fostered. It's the perfect book to have with you if you're stuck in the house on a rainy day, or if you just want to remember how we used to be.

In Too DeepBy: Amanda WilliamsRoxy only wants the best for herself and her girls. She never wanted a life full of thugs. When Roxy makes a deal with the wrong person, her life changes forever.Green is a person that you don't want to be around at all. He's always wanted to rule the world, but someone is standing in his way.Nicko is one of the most powerful drug dealers in the world, but one person is determined to bring him down at all costs.Everyone wants answers, but will they like the answers that they will get?About the AuthorAmanda Williams is from Jacksonville, Florida Writing is a passion for her, as she gets to express my feelings at all points in her life. Writing comes to Williams naturally.When she's not writing, Amanda enjoys playing with her puppy, her biggest fan.

Every Dog Needs a HomeBy: Robert TorresBest-selling author Robert Torres brings out his third book, and this one will have readers on the edges of their seats. Every Dog Needs a Home will have you rooting for the dogs that make the story, while praying for a miracle for Kayla. Pittsburgh, PA once again is the city where the book takes place.

Chickadees live in habitats at the edges of dense forests. They are a common visitor at bird feeders and are especially attracted to sunflower seeds. They are friendly to humans and will feed from one's hand. When most of the back yard birds are gone for the winter, chickadees will not leave. They survive even the harshest winters because they are very smart birds. Adventures of Chickadee is a story about how two Chickadees leave their forest friends and venture into human territories looking for sunflower seeds. They see many things that are not familiar to them, but they find plenty of sunflower seeds along the way. As time passes by they miss their forest friends and must decide to stay or go back to the forest.

Shattered PiecesBy: Kristen CraneEmma Prescott thought she had life figured out, but with a few short and cruel words, everything she once knew comes down. How does she move forward from the trauma her body's put through? How does she accept things the way they are and make peace with them? And most importantly, where does one Jordan Andrew fit into this? A coming-of-age novel about life, love, and loss.About the AuthorKristen Crane is an original Austinite, now living in Lumberton. She loves photography, comics, and anything Harry Potter. Slytherin is her house, and she loves to read. Writing saved her life when she was in a dark place, and she is forever grateful to it.

Walking the Universe with MomBy: Tamra SherrickTamra Sherrick was born and raised in Maryland. She grew up in a small community called Kettering. The oldest of four children, she recalls that her home was always filled to the brim with chaos and laughter. Her relationship with her family has always been deep and connected - her time growing up with her mom was unique - and they were especially close.The unexpected loss of her mom in 2021 inspired her to write about her childhood memories and specifically her mom and their life together. "The book was a way of processing my grief and working through the loss of my mom, my best friend."She is a breast cancer survivor - two years and three months now! " I am extremely grateful to be able to live my life fully and for the incredible people in my world. They surrounded me with support and love and I will forever treasure those relationships. Journaling really helped me to cope with my crazy journey with cancer - to sit and lose myself in my thoughts and the written word, a sense of calm would always come over me."When she isn't journaling, Tamra loves to bake because it brings back the warmth that was shared in her childhood kitchen with her mom and sisters. She enjoys reading, and loves to garden. This year, she has picked up yoga and meditation and wishes she had discovered them earlier in life.Tamra is 57 years old, and has been married for 33 years to the most patient and wonderful man. She has two grown daughters who continue to amaze her with their ambition, their free spirit, and sense of humor. This is Tamra's first book, and without the support of her family, this book would never have happened.She currently resides outside of the Annapolis area with her husband and her husky, Shiloh

Brianna and AlexBy: Rachel HudsonMeet Brianna Towery, a former Olympic trials athlete. She is in a gruesome car wreck and snatched from her fulfilling and successful life by the black market. She survives eight grueling years of horrid abuse and tremendous forced hard labor. It is now up to the Cropper family to help finally mend Brianna's shattered mind, soul, and body. Will they be able to save Brianna and her son Alex? About the AuthorRachel Hudson is a recent college graduate. She currently works at a major retail chain stocking supplies. She enjoys writing fantasy stories in her free time. Rachel has learned that happiness is the most important thing in life. Writing is her strongest passion, and her greatest ambition is to be a successful author. Creating stories puts meaning and fulfillment into Rachel's life.

MaxBy: Dutch MedfordThe idea for this book came in the form of a dream that spurred the author into writing "Max," a spellbinding tale of a man finding a 7' tall black metal statue and a small black box made of the same unique material in a debris mound in a strangely formed gulch in Colorado. Later he discovers that the little black box was the power source that brought the statue to life. This is the story of David and Max's fearful first encounter and their eventual bond of friendship that leads the two to journey through the dark side of our Government's power and determination to capture the alien and David with the goal to discover and take position of the two alien crafts, hidden somewhere in a chamber in the Colorado mountains. This is book one of two books planned in this series. Warning, once you start reading this book, you will not want to put it down.About the AuthorDutch Medford was raised as an only child on a 4,000 acre ranch in Texas and his love of reading science fiction books was his companion and daily escape throughout most of his childhood. Telling stories led to writing stories that helped him develop his imagination and share those stories with people throughout the world. Dutch Medford has lived in Hawaii on the beautiful Island of Kauai for over 33 years and has been married to his wife, Pam, for more than 40 years. He enjoys swimming, snorkeling, and searching for lost treasures. He is a published author and looks forward to writing many more spellbinding tales for his readers to enjoy.

I Get My Best Ideas by Not ThinkingBy: James A. FultonI Get My Best Ideas by Not Thinking is inspired by James A. Fulton's love of art, tradition, history, satire, and the absurd. Jim's poetry is suited to readers of all ages - and is intended to enlighten no one. About the AuthorJames A. Fulton made his living as a trial lawyer for more than 42 years. He and his schoolteacher wife, Pam, raised twin sons, and in 2019 decided to retire and move to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where they now reside.Now, in retirement, James works as a hospice volunteer, serves on a pastoral care team in the Episcopal Church, and writes poetry in his spare time.

People Who Cry WolfBy: Shierin Abu-SeirOn a given day we don't realize the questions that live idly in our subconscious. Only a fraction surfaces and make it past our vocal cords.As human beings we are quick to judge, quick to form opinions, quick to misunderstand and misrepresent. Is that human nature?What differentiates and classifies us as human beings or as people? - Humanity? Compassion? Thought?How do we get the answers to questions unasked?What makes us afraid of the knowledge we will obtain from the answers? - Understanding? Acceptance?What makes us afraid of being ourselves?People Who Cry Wolf may not have the answers, but the courage to get us started.About the AuthorBorn in Oklahoma USA, raised in Sharjah UAE, Shierin Abu-Seir is a single mom fighting the daily battle to win the life-long war.Shierin and her father used to enjoy spending their time people-watching at any place they gathered socially. That, coupled with a curious hungry mind led to thoughts and questions, and the want to understand how others see and perceive, and act and react.Even in her adult life, Shierin is still observing people and fascinated by the differences, and curious about the similarities.

Everything that Happens Is from Now OnBy: Leslie CasAn unnamed, early twenties, non-binary narrator takes you on their self-discovery journey as they live out their own version of "coming of age." Doing all the things that you are "supposed to do'' in high school. Twisting it to fit into their small, four-year university and how it connects to their past that was stiff, unsafe, dreary and full of bodegas.About the AuthorLeslie was born and raised in New York City, but now calls Charlotte, North Carolina her home. When she's not writing, she can be found playing ball hockey in her driveway or going to karaoke bars or concerts.

Under the Red BlanketBy: Stan BrineyIn reality, Dead Men very often do tell their stories. This axiom holds true within the pages of this fast moving, explicitly graphic, fictional crime story. Its modern-day plot is in the city of Austin, Texas and its surrounding well-known Texas Hill Country.Just after their arrival on Grand Cayman Island, West Indies for their long-awaited honeymoon, Brock Hamilton M. D. and wife, Marcie are disquieted when learning that Brock has been subject to a recent and extensive cryptic background investigation that was spearheaded by an International Mafia Syndicate that now has their own plans for the young and newly certified Clinical Pathologist and Medical Examiner.Meanwhile in Austin, Texas, the 20-year career in the U. S. Marine Corps has only galvanized the strong-arm tactics of the always arrogant and pompous Frank Vitrano, now a Travis County Precinct Commissioner. Vitrano soon becomes an enigma to Dr. Hamilton. When T. J. Merwin, the recalcitrant teenage son of Frank's second wife, becomes a prominent gang member of the Texas Tango Blast organization and later an accomplice and fugitive following a twin homicide and botched burial of two members of a Chicago Mafia crime family, Vitrano implores Brock's immediate assistance. Since T. J.'s childhood, his relationship with Frank was always contemptuous at best, so years later when they are now opposing each other by their association in two of Texas's most dangerous gangs, their relationship becomes more heated and threatening.To assist law enforcement in locating Merwin, Hamilton has a very risky plan which he shares with Austin City Police, the Travis County Sheriff's Department, and the Texas State Rangers. However, for his plan to work, he calls on a brilliant and talented Chinese friend and forensic technician, Huang Liu. The rapid growing suspense finally peaks with a stunning and fatal event in broad daylight on a shabby, tree-lined residential street in the historic East Cesar Chaves neighborhood of Austin. Soon after, Commissioner Frank Vitrano becomes the hunted man. Dead Men eventually tell their own stories!

Elements of Life and LoveBy: Basil NealElements of Life and Love details how the various aspects of life correlate to the love and support given to us from family, friends, and especially that someone special in our lives. Mostly written at special occasions, it expresses that life is not always easy, and we all seek the person or persons in life who are compatible with us and who mitigate the ups and downs we experience in life with their love and support. From the Good Book, "And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love" (1 Corinthians 13:13).About the AuthorBasil Neal grew up as a hard-working country boy. He worked hard to be a good student and always enjoyed sports and music. He worked his way through North Carolina State University and followed a career as an engineer working in the U.S., Canada, and sometimes Europe. After work and on weekends, he became an amateur builder working on his home and other structures. He maintained his love of sports and enjoyed golf and other games whenever possible. After retirement, he has found time to enjoy his passions of playing music, occasional golf games, and senior dancing. His interest in writing verse seemed to develop from writing poems on special occasions for friends and the special lady in his life. Some of these poems are contained within, including a poem titled, About the Author.

Not For Women Only: Short Stories for a Lazy DayBy: Albert ZygierAlbert Zygier is a retired graphic designer with a passion for writing short stories as well as painting landscapes and still life in water soluble oils. (Much easier for clean up.)It wasn't till he joined a writers group that he decided to put his stories together for a book. His stories are about romance, adventure, history, and a war. They are sad and poignant and funny. They are about how people meet and how they fall in love. We have civilians, we have soldiers, we have young and old.Zygier was born before WWII in Poland (Poproszę kanapkę Kielbasa) and when the Nazis invaded, he and his parents escaped into Russia (Borsht pozhalusta?) From there, we were sent to an intriguing little country called Tajikistan. (Iltimos bitta choy?)In New York City's School of Industrial Art, he majored in cartooning and after graduation joined the US Army where he spent a year and a half in Korea, (Kimchi, anyone?) there, he contributed a number of cartoons for the local Army Newspaper the Seoul Times. For the rest of his tour he was assigned to the 1st Armored Division, in Ft Polk, La. (Shrimp and Grits y'all?)Albert Zygier lives in New York City (Bagels and lox.) with Ellen, his wife of 56 years, a daughter Roni, and granddaughter Annie who one day will be a Broadway Star.

Building Resilience: A Peer Coaching ManualAssisting Others to Acquire and Sustain Positive ChangeBy: Richard Lumb, Ph.D. and Ronald Breazeale, Ph.D.We know that resilience skills and concepts developed through research can be learned and applied to our and the lives of others. Knowledge of resilience building can assist individuals in being able to adapt and survive difficult times.Reacting emotionally, rather than with careful thinking and rational problem-solving results in decisions made through fear. These decisions can negatively affect self and others and are later regretted. Defending society and culture is an inclusive rather than exclusive process. We should seek alliances, cooperative problem-solving, sustainable community collaboration building, and consensus regarding future actions.We must invest in strengthening personal resilience, it includes support for building resilience in our family members, friends, and other members of society.