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Education & Teaching

Paul Hancock

Studying & Workbooks

Oxford University ELT

The Road To Bayou Bridge

TALLEY

HARLEQUIN)

The Etiwanda Churchmouse Tales

Dewar

Ancient Red Ridge Publications, Darling Farms, Bourke, Australia

Addressing the bard: twelve contemporary poets respond to Robert Burns

Robert Burns

seamus Turnbull

Herbert Fitt Tim

Scottish Poetry Library

As Old As Time (a Twisted Tale)

Braswell

<div>A Photojournalist Risks Her Life to Save a&nbsp;Very Special&nbsp;Child&nbsp; &nbsp; Full of intrigue, adventure, and romance, this series celebrates the unsung heroes--the heroines of WWII.&nbsp; &nbsp; Journalist Nellie Wilkerson has spent the bulk of the war in London, photographing&nbsp;mothers standing in milk lines--and she's bored. She jumps at the chance to go to France, where the Allied forces recently landed. There she enlists Jean-Paul Breslau of the French underground to take her to the frontlines.&nbsp;On the journey, they&nbsp;stumble&nbsp;upon a great tragedy,&nbsp;leaving&nbsp;a girl&nbsp;with&nbsp;special needs&nbsp;being&nbsp;orphaned.&nbsp; &nbsp; Can Nellie and Jean-Paul see the child to a safe haven while being pursued by the Nazis, who are pressed by the advancing Allies and determined to destroy all they can before they flee?&nbsp; &nbsp;</div>

Picture of Hope (Heroines of Wwii, 2)

Literature & Fiction

Tolsma

Genre Fiction

Barbour Fiction

Determined to resist the invading Nazis, a Greek Jewish woman's greatest dream has become her worst nightmare, and now she faces an impossible choice whose consequences echo across the generations.\n1941—The pounding of Nazi boots on the streets of Salonika, Greece, reverberates in Mathilda Nissim’s ears, shaking her large community of Sephardic Jews to its core and altering her life forever. If only her people would rise up and resist their captors. At great risk to herself and those around her, she uses the small newspaper she publishes to call them to action, all to no avail. Her husband encourages her to trust God to watch over them, but God has once again deserted His people. Amid the chaos, Mathilda discovers she’s expecting a longed-for child. Still, nothing stops the occupiers’ noose from tightening around their necks, and she may have to resort to desperate measures to ensure her daughter’s survival.\n2019—College student Tessa Payton and her cousin take a popular DNA heritage test only to discover they don’t share any common ancestors. In fact, the test reveals Tessa is a Greek Sephardic Jew. This revelation threatens her tenuous faith. Always the overlooked child in her family, she empties her savings account and jets off on a journey to Greece to discover where she belongs and which God demands her allegiance. The enchanting curator at the Jewish museum guides her as she navigates life in Thessaloniki, helps with her genealogical research, and loans her a fascinating journal written by a Jewish woman during WWII. Tessa’s search, however, may open old wounds and uncover long-hidden secrets that could fracture her family forever and leave her with more questions than when she started.\nBased in part on true accounts of Jews in Salonika, Greece, What I Would Tell You traces two women’s journeys, delving into what faith looks like and where it leads us as they navigate difficult circumstances and impossible choices that have ripple effects across the years. Split time fiction: WWII and 2019 Stand-alone novel Approximate book length: 91,000 words Includes author’s notes

What I Would Tell You (Echoes of the Past, 1)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

40 Poems of Praise and Inspiration: Who Do You Say That I Am? is an easy-to-read book of Christian poetry. Writing this book fulfilled a personal goal of mine and has covered a span of forty years to completion.\nAs you know, forty is a significant number in the Bible. There are over 150 times where the number forty is mentioned in the Bible, giving the number forty a great significance. For example: Moses and the Israelites wandered forty years in the desert; God destroyed the world in the great flood, lasting forty days and forty nights; Jesus wandered in the desert for forty days of prayer and fasting; and many more examples can be found.\nThe format of the book is arranged in order to tell the story of Jesus's life on earth through poetry. It begins with His birth and progresses on to the resurrection and descent of the Holy Spirit. After each chapter, study guides have been developed for individual or group study, depending on the needs of the reader.\nThis book can be read for enjoyment and also used to extend knowledge and reinforcement of Christian beliefs. Additionally, Christian schools, organizations, and prayer groups can use this book to help anyone wanting to deepen their relationship with God.\nIt has been a joy to write this book, and I hope it is helpful for anyone wanting to develop a relationship with the Lord or strengthening the relationship they already have.

"Who Do You Say That I Am?": 40 poems of Praise and Inspiration that recall the life and works of Jesus Christ

Marcus Descant

Page Publishing

My Creative Life : Rediscover Your Creativity

DEAN

Red Tea Detox : Discover the Secret West African Red Tea

Independently published

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