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There is a saying that time brings about change, but the more things change, the more they stay the same. Jakie Ray Spencer is a Black military veteran who fought in Vietnam with Charlie company 5th and 12th, the 199th infantry brigade. He was given medals at the time, but refused to accept them because he felt the soldiers who had died on the battlefield deserved them more. God let Jakie witness and live through all the death and destruction, and he was not so proud of what he'd had to do to survive in the jungles of Vietnam. Only to face the struggles encountered after coming back home from war, being an African American soldier. Of being denied the rights of a human being, beaten-down because of the color of his skin, even after serving in Vietnam. Of being intimidated and abused by others for no apparent reason. Things that continue on today. This memoir shows in vivid detail how one man has dealt with poverty, racism, and war for over 50 years. The Lord placed this story upon Jakie's heart many years ago, asking him to get it out to people who grew up during a time when few of the leadership principles and qualities existed that had been instilled in him growing up. As you embark upon this adventure and read about his life story, his hope is that you take from it the principles of love, kindness, caring, helping, and respect for one another that seem to have vanished from the earth today. Trust in the Lord; He is always there for you to lean on.

Getty Culligan is a typical thirteen-year-old trying to fit in, unlike his little sister Tegan who claims to possess magical powers. Getty will admit Tegan knows some tricks, but he knows there is really nothing magical about her. But when a monster-sized dust devil pops up on their way to school one day and carries Tegan away, Getty begins to understand that something extraordinary is afoot. With the help of his Great-Aunt Esmeralda, Getty discovers that Tegan isn't the only one in the family with magical powers. In a race against time, Getty, along with some helpful friends, must work together to outwit the Monster Dust Devil and save Tegan.

Fall in Love with Christmas all over again.By 1933, the economic downturn caused by the Great Depression had made its way to Jeffries, Indiana, a small farming community in the heartland of America. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, a shocking revelation tears a marriage apart and leave a family on the brink of poverty. Young Annie Ghere struggles to cope with the sudden disappearance of her beloved father, and the seeming indifference of her mother to their family's precarious financial circumstances. With Christmas just around the corner, an act of kindness brings an extraordinary woman into Annie's life, changing her world forever. Despite the hardships, that Christmas unfolds into a season of love, joy and gratitude, creating indelible memories that the Ghere sisters would treasure throughout their lifetimes. This story recounts the miracles that happened... that one Christmas.

The stories narrated by the protagonist in Amelia Margaret Merriweather are a series of semi-autobiographical anecdotes that the author reflects upon through the voice of her only daughter, Amelia. Amelia's five brothers add to the entertainment, and because of them there is never a dull moment at their busy abode. As the author recounts her personal stories with rose-colored glasses, even the most humiliating experiences become heartwarming. Enjoy a sneak peek into their lives by getting to know a girl with a sunny disposition, one who lives outnumbered in a house full of boys.

When a spouse is diagnosed with a debilitating chronic illness, life changes dramatically. This touching self-help memoir gives a realistic look at being a caregiver for a disabled spouse and a poignant account of the struggles both face.

Tia is an ambitious young Indian woman who has moved to the U.S. to achieve her dreams. She is willing to put in the hard work, and focuses on making her life better. She is excited to explore her new country, her new colleagues, her new friends, and herself. Her life has just started and she could not be happier. She then decides to marry the man of her dreams she was dating back in India. She brings him to her new country and they get married, but soon things take a turn for the worse. She uncovers his shocking dishonesty and that he has been living a façade. Somehow she manages to cope with humor, and goes on a hunt to understand the man she thought she knew.