This book is an excellent first glance at the beauty and wonder of the Igbo culture. Filled with bright, graphic images,and illustrations. Come along for a fun filled journey of exploring the Igbo culture.

In her groundbreaking book Wait for Me, Rebecca St. James challenged young women to hold fast to their purity and to their hope of a husband worthy of that gift. The Wait for Me Journal is a place to collect the prayers, thoughts, hopes, and dreams a young woman has for the man she will one day marry.

I am also seriously wondering why I am writing this book on this subject, but what should I say? I also had my first love, and it compelled me to write this book. Love is a natural phenomenon associated with human life. We can't get freedom from love. I think God also can't escape from this. We can say there is a strong relationship between males and females in human life. Scientifically, the particular male and female child so attracted to each other...

God has a plan for each and every one of his children. So, stop comparing your growth and success to someone else's, because at the end of the day God knows you better than anyone else, and he knows what you can handle in each season of your life. Take it from me and trust God. I am going to be sharing five topics with you by taking you through my life. You will learn about my experiences and all the ups and downs of my 16 years of living so far....

The use of weapons made upon the principle of the cross-bow seems to be common to the people of all countries; but its origin can never be satisfactorily ascertained.

Janine Hamel Lettera was a NJ Kindergarten teacher who sadly passed away in 1999 at the age of 40. Janine was a talented poet and created visual art. Her first book "My First Day of School" was published posthumously in 2012. Throughout the years, Janine's Mom Carol discovered Janine's emotional and poignant poetry and art and recently forwarded it to her Goddaughter Susan J. Farese. Susan edited, formatted and published "THE CRY OF THE SEAGULL: JANINE'S...

This book is based on factual events that the author has experienced and his knowledge of African American culture. A God-Fearing, cantankerous elderly woman is asked to undergo a traditional, daunting summer task. Her responsibilities included the 'watchdog effort,' and the use of any means necessary to discipline and teach her grandchildren, great-nieces; and great-nephews how to live a Christian way of life. Their ages range from 10-17, and...

People around her, however, don't want that to happen. They just want to upset her because they like to compare. They don't know that they're killing her emotionally when they're comparing like that. She hates being compared, and she hates it when they keep doing that. They keep telling her that she is no good. What is her response? Her response is silence.

For over 20 years, Dr. Jay Strack has been working with young Christian leaders throughout the U.S. and teaching them have a better understanding of God's Word and His calling in their lives. The topics chosen for the Student Leadership University Study Guide Series represent part of the teaching model that Dr. Strack has developed over the years and address tough questions that young people are asking today.

If you are searching for a way in which to interest children or anyone wishing to learn English, a good way is to suggest this book. For adults, both fluent in English and those wishing to become so, the book serves as a handy reference. Readers and Users receive three benefits: -The first is the opportunity to learn English grammar in an entertaining, easy to remember way. -The second is that while reading the book, since it is the context...