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This book contains many amazing adventures and wondrous takes on a deal with the Devil. This deal can go in several different ways. Only you can make the necessary choices the story requires. Too often, books are cemented in one place that cannot be changed. This book contains choices for you to make, along with their outcomes.What's offered inside is a look into the tempted mind and the lost soul of anyone that has worked in retail. The spice of working registers or racks is not found within the employer contract, but within the individual.Every time a customer walks up to a register, any amount of scenarios can play out. The customer could be a little old lady buying candles or the Devil with a sweet deal. You must make the choices that will beat this humdrum existence into submission.Fight the Devil, Play Along, or Sell your Soul. It's up to you to Choose.

"This pedestal of work is insightful and demanding. You will never look at the modern world with the same eyes." -Frank Greenwald, Electrician from Chicago. "I read four poems and I wept. The images culled my heart." -Lane Clemons, New York Taxi Driver. "I told Mom she had to buy this to remind her of when Dad worked the graveyard shift." -Brian Medder Student, Pittsburgh. "I'll use this to keep table seven from wobbling once I'm done reading it underneath the covers with a flashlight." -Janet Habersham, Waitress in Kansas City. "I had to hide a copy from my bunk mate so he would actually sleep at lights out and be up in time for chow." -Private Bobby Masterson, 88M Ft. Eustis. This collection of poetry, prose and art is a salute and celebration of the modern American worker. Generations of unrecognized heroes who wash our cars, mow our lawns, bake our bread, douse our fires, take out our garbage, teach our kids, grow our food, build our houses, mend our roads, and defend our freedom. The American Dream is still there for all of them, hidden in plain sight, riddled with confusion and abandonment. The art found on these pages is a limited collection of mixed medium collages inspired by and created for the works of Marc D. Crepeaux. The images were also largely inspired by what makes life great. This book should be enjoyed by those who enjoy adventure, hard work, pursuing their dreams, and finding out what happens after disappointment. If you've ever picked yourself back up again then you will feel right at home within these pages.

Shelly's life is perfect by any conventional sense. She has a loving husband, two children, a great house, and her career as a real estate agent is really taking off. Just as her daughter's sweet sixteen birthday party is in the works, Shelly's life begins to unravel. She starts to realize that in suburban America, life choices are less about what you want, and more about the cards you are dealt. Mental illness is only half of her dark and twisted Quintessential Reality.After each incident, Shelly confides with the reader, telling her true feelings about what is really going on.She'll have to battle her inner and outer demons to find her true self- buried deep below the rubble.Her options are to Dig or Suffocate.

What are the challenges that stand between you and the Land of Greatness? Stop living your life according to what other people think you should be or do. Unleash the true "you" into the world. Are you a cancer in your workplace or your home? Do you bring other people down instead of building them up? Do you have a dream that you want to follow? Your clock is ticking. The Mountain awaits you. Begin your ascent. As you climb, surround yourself with people who want the same thing. Stay away from those who ridicule your dreams and align yourself with those who support them. If they don't understand, point them in the direction of this book to explain what you are doing.

Welcome to the third volume of Letters Never Meant to be Read. This is a non-chronological series, so read on without trepidation.Have you ever wanted to write a letter to that guy or gal you brushed up against on the train? How about that lost love, or the friend who did you wrong?Even those who choose to remain anonymous are given a wonderful opportunity to share with the world their deepest thoughts, wondering hopes, quickening fears, farthest dreams, and burdening sadness. We hope that this offers you, Dear Reader, a glimpse of these emotions and authenticities of our time.This collection includes pieces from the first ever Letters Never Meant to be Read Writing Contest, an idea first brought to light by A.M. Hounchell. We were taken aback by the response as letters came pouring in from allover the world. The other editors and I found it very difficult to choose the winners. The top three are first in this publication. We hope you find them just as worthy of that honor as we did.It is with great pleasure that we welcome you into this collection, either as a reader, a letter writer, or the future possibility of both.

Reads like Short Fiction. Raw and Powerful. Every Letter Tells a Story...Welcome to our Second Installment of Letters Never Meant to be Read! If you haven

These shorts and poetry set to original artwork are sure to ignite abstract and complex thinking in your child for years to come. Dance in the shadows of wonder, plunge into the deep blue sea with an octopus, and find within yourself a new way of thinking about the dream world that is hidden all around you. A children's collection for all ages, this book showcases the uniquely abstract art and writings of Nathalie Gribinski. Discover yourself in the magical moonlight with a queen and her ants marching, wager in front of the town for all your dreams to come true, face the buttercream enemy, and listen to the life-saving song of magical birds as they escape the clutches of death. This prized collection of short works and abstract art represent a way for you and your child to wonder together on a whole new level. Bask in the imagination, beauty, sorrow, and love that is life. Cast away your usual thoughts on children's books and travel together down a road made of dreams...