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A journey through time that begins in September 1873 with a horrific event and the aftermath that haunts one family’s descendants. For nearly a century these consequences have devastated this small Wisconsin village. The ancestors of those who perpetrated the horror have remained in power in this village until the present day in September 1963. They are responsible for deep, dark secrets, which will affect all the children of their community forever. The story takes place during the 1960s when the fabric of society is shredding and social morals are changing. A social revolution is materializing which will transform America in ways that cannot be reversed. This was the beginn ...

Spirit Travelers Do you ever have a dream that seems so real, you felt like you were really there well guess what you were. You don’t know it but when you sleep at night your spirit comes out of your body and you have an adventure. Have you ever had a dream that something was chasing you and you woke up with a thump and panting, what happened is you were out of your body and you got scared and you jumped back in your body with a thump and panting? Spirit Travelers is about a group of teenagers who travel in the dream state and had adventures. This is true Fiction because 80% of is true and 20% is fiction It is full of satire for adults, fun reading for younger people. 150 pages Y ...

A young girl named Jess and her father Russ living in the late 1800's in Minnesota settle on a small piece of land on the rugged banks of Lake Superior. Jess discovers and raises 2 orphaned timber wolf pups while befriending a young Ojibwa boy. Set in a simpler time, Up North is a coming of age story full of excitement and adventure with the beautiful but dangerous north woods as its backdrop. Travel with Jess "Up North" and discover it for yourself. Recommended for ages 6 and up.

This book attempts to show that the Jews took an active part in the development of new lands and geographical discoveries, starting from ancient times (the Canaanites), and long before Christopher Columbus. The events taking place in the novel may seem like fiction, sometimes even mysticism, but in many ways they reflect the reality of time, existence and life of the people, their desire to survive in adverse conditions, adapt to the world around them and strive to know it.