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  • A Rooster's Gift

    A Christian Children's Story About Friendship, Prayer, and God's Special Purpose

    by Beth Smith ...
    Series Book 1 - God Is In Everything
    What special gift has God given you?Hey-Hey is a young rooster who wants to know where he belongs and what makes him special. When he realizes that the other animals on the farm each have their own unique gifts, Hey-Hey begins a journey with his new friend, Cody Bear, to discover the special gift God has given him.Along the way, Hey-Hey meets the animals of Moose Creek Farm and learns how each one ... Read more

    $9.99 USD

  • Abraham Lincoln: The Formative Years 1809-1841

    About Abraham Lincoln: The Formative Years, 1809-1841Lincoln was one of those rare children who are able to hang onto their true identity in spite of abuse by their parents. Even a controlling, but not physically abusive parent, slows down their children's maturation. Those children lose their identity and sense of self worth for a time. Later, if they are lucky, they will be able to remove ... Read more

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  • The Joy of Life

    If you have never read a book about Theodore Roosevelt, read this one first. If you have read other books about him, read this one to discover more about his philosophy and spirituality based on his own works. It covers his entire life from birth to death.The Joy of Life distills the personality of Theodore Roosevelt into one medium-sized book. Quotes appear in this book which show him to be funny ... Read more

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  • Healing Manic Depression and Depression

    After unbearable pressure at home and at work, the author became manic and crashed her car into a tree thinking she would become reincarnated. After going to an incompetent psychiatrist, she had the enormous good luck to switch to the best psychiatrist in the county. Here she tells her own story along with chapters on what bipolar disorder is, how cognitive therapy helps and how 12 step programs ... Read more

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  • Grace to the Humble: Recovering from Physical and Mental Illness

    This book is the end result of the author trying to "get a handle on" her father who died when she was thirty-three. Beginning in her mid-forties she attempted to understand him. Endlessly calm and smiling, undisturbed by the yelling of his wife and the small spats of his children, he was like no other father. He was calm, fair and a man of integrity. This was remarkable since he had lost the use ... Read more

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  • President Eisenhower in an Era of Peace

    Eisenhower was probably the only Republican who could have won the election of 1952. He had been the greatest general in the greatest war there ever was. He was kind, humble and a man of integrity. More than that he was ready to re-organize the executive branch of government. And although it didn't always show, he was a very smart and clever leader.But he didn't want to be president.In 1945 he was ... Read more

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  • Dwight D. Eisernhower - Strength in Unity

    Strength in Unity is a phrase taken from Eisenhower's first inaugural speech. It represents how important NATO was to him.The interesting thing about Ike's presidency was he usually knew what decision he was going to make before the beginning of any meeting. He gave his opinion right away, and let the cabinet members, NSA members and Joint Chiefs hash it out. He would listen carefully while ... Read more

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  • Dwight D. Eisenhower at War

    Eisenhower was the greatest general during the greatest war in history. It was a war between good and evil. According to Stephen Ambrose he said, "This war was a holy war. More than any other in history this war has been an array of the forces of evil against those of Righteousness." This war was the pinnacle of his life.Nothing could compare with some of his triumphs in this war, not even the ... Read more

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  • Why Can't I Hire Good People?

    Lessons On How to Hire Better

    by Beth Smith ...
    Every boss/manager/executive deserves to have the very best employees working for them. Think about the impact on the world: When companies hire the right people, work environments are pleasurable, productive, and innovative, and mountains move. Beth Smith has developed a system of interviewing that reveals a candidate’s motivations, talents, desires, and passions. This is the meaningful ... Read more

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  • Abraham Lincoln: Ascent to Power 1840-1860

    Before Abraham Lincoln became the calm, wise and compassionate president whom all presidents try to emulate, he looked and acted much differently. He had no beard to hide his gaunt, wrinkled and pock marked face, no well-tailored suit to disguise his sloping, thin shoulders and wrinkled neck. Abraham Lincoln: Ascent to Power 1840-1860 contains many eye witness accounts of his appearance and ... Read more

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  • Better Than Before: How Polio Transformed My Father

    The pain of acute paralytic polio is horrific. It is the worst physical pain there is. As every nerve in the affected area dies it feels as if a dentist is drilling the nerve without novocaine. Nerve after nerve dies. Ghastly pain ensues. The pain can last for weeks. The patient must listen to the screams and moans of the suffering and dying at the same time he is undergoing his own pain.Edwin ... Read more

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  • Preserve Protect and Defend: The Presedency of Abraham Lincoln

    As I was studying Lincoln I wondered why a pioneer child would want to learn to read, something no other child at that time wanted to do. These days children want to learn to read because their older siblings do it. Parents read. Their parents take them to the public library (children's section). Parents read to their children. Children conclude that if you want to be a big person, learn to read. ... Read more

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