Stella Bella Sings

Children's Books

Hollingsworth, Angelia

Arts, Music & Photography

Borgo Design

The director of the University Press was often characterized as a man who needed killing. The Press's authors and employees certainly wouldn't disagree--even Peter the Gray, the office cat, detested him. So when someone puts a bullet through Philip Douglas's head, Crawford has plenty of suspects to consider when he is once again thrust into the role of detective.

He Needed Killing Too

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Bill Fitts

Mystery

The Red Hills of Essex

Ian William Brown Easty Lambert-Brown

History

There is no book out there today like Forget Self-Help, by Thomas Fellows. Through his use of literature, history, psychology, scripture and personal experiences, Fellows stresses the importance of living out the Golden Rule of Matthew 7:12 to live a fulfilling, joyful life. While there has been a myriad of self-help books that have come out in the last decade, Fellows contends that the best way to help yourself is to help others. From his life experiences in the computer software sales world to his ongoing struggle with clinical depression, Fellows deftly encourages the reader to think of their troubles in a different light, a light that puts the emphasis on others instead of oneself.
Southern in nature, Forget Self-Help focuses on four main subjects: two literary and two historical. The book explores the profound writings and actions of Robert E. Lee, and includes quotations and thoughts from Martin Luther King Jr. that the lay person probably has not seen. From a literary perspective, the book focuses on the two books that has arguably changed the American landscape the most any two books have in history: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriett Beecher Stowe. 
While the book references scripture quite often, it challenges modern Christian thought in the way that both ToKill a Mockingbird and Uncle Tom's Cabin did. It emphasizes Jesus' teaching in Matthew 7:12 that "So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets." Forget Self-Help reminds the reader that since we will never see God on Earth, we are called to be God's agents while on earth, and we should attempt to find favor not just with God, but with man as well.
While one of the sources in the book is the Bible, it is intended to be enjoyed by people of all faith backgrounds.

Forget Self-Help: Re-examining the Golden Rule

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Thomas Fellows

Mental Health

The land of Velicorte has known peace for more than a hundred years, but with the death of the Emperor that has been thrown into chaos. This story follows the young Empress to be Leeta Shepard, as she and her faithful steed Sampson, attempt to unite the land against an invasion of Druids and their Goblin allies. Along the way she is joined by General Silas Goldfeather, The Emperor's oldest confidant, and Jeremiah S. Wolfwood, a roguish barkeep. Leeta's only hope, however, lies in the fabled "Archer of Queen City" a hero of legend, prophesied to save her people from their most dreadful foe. Alongside this tale lies that of Henry Ian Daniels a young man from a world much like ours. Along with his best friends Anton and Dinah, Henry works at the local movie theatre and is training hard for the local Queen City archery tournament.

The Empress and the Archer (Book 1)

Erich Otto Wildgrube

Second Creek Archaeology: A Glimpse Into Mississippi's Past

Politics & Social Sciences

Ian W. Brown

Daniel a Ladu

Archaeology

Catwoods Volume 1 is about a couple who rescue, adopt, and love cats in their deep woods home in the southern US. These cats are all such original characters that they make every day blissful, giddy, poetic, or even somber, the way the moods and phases of real life unfold. Leah Alford observes domestic felines indoors and later studies wildlings like foxes and raccoons who live outdoors amidst the glowing, dense leaves of the Appalachian jungle. A screaming non-entity in the night might well have been a cougar. This heavily researched volume covers cat coat color and cat genetics, color in nature, cat behavior and affection, multi-cat home dynamics, feral cats, spay and neuter, radial hypoplasia cats, black cat rhapsodies, and more. Communication between animals and humans is the core of Catwoods, as despite the language barrier Alford and her husband have rapport with each cat; with looks, gestures, purrs, and meaningful visual cues, the cats voice their declarations and diatribes. This first volume extends into the year 2004 and revels in the natural world, the luxuriance of birds, insects, and yelling frogs. Covering many decades, Alford also writes of art, music, and writing in a changing South.

Catwoods: Stories and Studies of Our Feline Companions

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Leah Alford

Pets & Animal Care

Live and Love to be 100: 160 natural ways to reverse the aging process and live a longer, more vital life

Salls, Donald J.

Self-Help

My Birding Adventures with God

Religion & Spirituality

Sam Bowman

Christian Books & Bibles

Wow! Life goes by in a flash. Philosophers and mystics ponder the mystery of these flashes. Pamela Wight writes about life flashes in her short stories that include family and friends, love and life's challenges. Wight's "Flash Memoir" promotes the belief that we all share sparks of the extraordinary that occur in our everyday life. Each short story is true and brings a smile of recognition to her readers: that life transports and enthralls us in all its confusing, amusing, challenging, and astonishing ways. Each story is light-hearted and short - like a flash - but be prepared for a page-turner that keeps you in your seat, smiling.

Flashes of Life: True Tales of the Extraordinary Ordinary

Wight, Pamela S

Parenting & Relationships

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