Mt. Adams in Black and White

Bernard, Allen

Smith, Phillip O.

MicroPress

For ages 6 through 12 years. Timmy Stoddard, age 10, is the son of a single parent. He lost his father from a disease he contracted, from being exposed to the defoliant, Agent Orange, during the Korean war. His mother is hoping that something would come his way that would help Timmy become more responsible and to settle him down a little. His exposure to and his job with a passing circus did just that. This is a heart warming story that is enhanced greatly by the beautifully illustrated 23 pages. This paints a vivid picture of the story in the child's mind as they excitedly read from page to page. The wonderful and colorful illustrations are the work of Cincinnati Ohio Illustrator, Rodney Whisman. His bio is on the back page of the publication.

Timmy's First Circus

Rice, Paul W.

A Seminary Journey: Reflections of a Second-Career Student (The Call The Journey: A Series for the Christian Life)

Dr. Gary Sallquist

A comprehensive, up-to-date &amp; compassionate book that will assist you through your infertility journey. By using this guide, you will receive invaluable information from diagnosis and treatment options to medications, advanced treatment procedures and third party reproduction. Other outstanding and unique chapters include: medical financing of fertility treatments, the fertility lifestyle and being emotionally balanced through your journey. This guide has been written in clear, understandable terms. After reading Fast Track, not only will most of your questions be answered, but you'll be prepared to get the most out of your next doctor's appointment. The Fast Track approach stresses accurate diagnosis and timely treatment to achieve the best results!

The Fast Track to Fertility: A Modern Guide to Overcoming Infertility

Medical Books

Sherif G. Awadalla

Michael D. Scheiber

Medicine

Not to know what happened before we were born is to remain perpetually a child. For what is the worth of a human life unless it is woven into the life of our ancestors by the records of history. Cicero 
Who knew a meager journey begun in 1622 by a young English gentleman in search of lands and fortune would end in humility and thankfulness? This journey of lifetimes is filled with adventure, intrigue, love and hate. 
The gentleman was Thomas Prater, young and without property. He quickly established his family in Virginia and, as the population grew, most of them moved into Maryland where there was more land and room for more family. 
One of Thomas' sons, Jonathan, died in his barn while trying to save his race horses. They were all he had left to salvage from the ignominy of his bankruptcy. His wife Jane was left to rebuild what gambling had taken away. 
When she died in 1714, Jane revealed to her sons she had found a silver coin near their father's head as he lay dead in the barn. 
He died before we knew the meaning and the cause of your father's death. As he held the coin in his hand, Jonathan thought, If the coin could, it would sigh...a sigh of the century in which it existed. 
As the family works to unravel the death of their grandfather, time goes on and the Praters (now Prathers) are once again on the move, looking for land. Their name has changed as has the land they find themselves in. The Prathers need room and the Kentucky lands beckon. Eventually, some of them find their way to Ohio and that is where they stay as their lives and occupations change one more time. 
We are reminded that this brave and pioneering family moves ever forward, yet theirs is really set only in one story and in one time. Like the first Thomas, they continue to settle this land, sacrificing themselves to wars and sickness but mostly to the land they cultivate and the land they love.

Orphan's Gift

M. M. Knowles

For a country that is in need of greater racial harmony, help is on the way. Local attorney and author Robert (Bob) Buechner has raised the bar for all of us as he puts forth a compelling call-to-action through his new book, My Winning Season: Becoming a Champion for Urban Youth. In this heartwarming story readers will learn of the harsh reality many urban students face on a daily basis and some specific steps that can be taken to bridge the gap between that reality and a future of success. This is a must read for baby boomers, business professionals, students, athletes, coaches and anyone who wants to make a difference in the world. This book is Robert Buechner's crowning achievement of an extraordinary life of being in service to others. He is in his genius with this project. It combines everything he loves and has worked for thus far in his life, including helping to transform the lives of inner city children. He is a radiant example for all baby boomers... and an inspiration for the rest of us." After spending two seasons volunteering his time to affect positive change as an assistant coach for a local inner-city high school basketball team, Buechner chronicles his experiences in his new book My Winning Season: Becoming a Champion for Urban Youth. When racial unrest plagues our country, Buechner's win-win coaching experience offers compelling reasons for all of us to consider how we can follow our passions to interface with urban youth. "Thank you Reginald for this review. Yes, I agree that Buechner, the book, and the Champions initiative are part of "this important social revolution" and that it's always better to focus on solutions instead of problems. That's a message our mainstream media needs to hear as they seem to always spend more time capitalizing on and highlighting the problems instead of solutions! Thank you for doing your part to support this book and mission."

My Winning Season: Becoming a Champion for Urban Youth

Sports & Outdoors

robert-buechner

Basketball

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