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Come join adventurous Johanna and daring Megan on a journey they’ll never forget. It all starts when Elsie mysteriously disappears while taking a stroll in the woods. Suddenly, the national bank is robbed and three more of the sisters go missing! Their French teacher seems to be hiding a secret too, and what about her brother that is always lurking about in the woods? Those intriguing questions run through their minds…. “Who is the culprit?” “Will they ever get rescued?” To find out… come on a thrilling adventure to Willow Bend farm! A fun thrilling read for all ages!

A Mariners Tale Adventure is in the Air, well not only in the air but also in the sea! Brian is the Captain, his family the crew of a three must Schooner. They drift from adventure to adventure while carrying passengers anywhere from San Francisco to South America. Passengers who search for romantic nights aboard a beautiful tall ship traveling to tropical or mysterious countries, just might find themselves caught up in kidnappings, fighting off pirates, smuggling and shark attacks.

This version of the book is dedicated to everyone that hates the n-word, but loves a great 19th-century adventure story about a boy and his homie.

The exciting sequel to Adventures of the Sky Kids – Lost Treasure of Kolob Canyon! Cohen and Shya are spending their summer vacation in Alaska with Grandma and Grandpa Riggs when they meet locals Kingston and Katie who have a unique knowledge of some strange goings on in the area. Teaming up, they begin to discover clues to the mysteries. With smugglers, man eaters, and mother nature all conspiring against them, they must call on their skills and instinct to survive and the clock is ticking!

It took me a while to realize I was dating variations of the same person. Each one meeting a variation of me. I call them Rodger. With every Rodger came a new awareness I wrote in the form of sessions, interludes and realizations.

How you imagine what we will be in some thousand years from now, it is a path which many of us are not prepared to imagine it right now. For many the future is on the hands of the "paper boy", for now. Many others will assume that one needs certain "characteristics" to engage in visionary experiences. Incensed experiences they must be for the magestuosity of the idea that is. To look at the future with an altered crystal, and were open madness, for now, it is the only way to conceive, it is fully acceptable, it is your imagination. Only now you will know what the Eternal Infinite is all about. Inevitably you already know that your make-up is star dust, divinely pounded together. But you ...

Author Paul Hartman just turned 95 years old. He knows just when to encourage, when to quietly admonish, and when to speak through his life and not his words. A powerful example of this is the way he loved and cared for his wife. He constantly cared for her at home for 4 years. After she was moved to a care facility, he visited her every day for 2 years until she passed away. After that happened, Paul started writing down memories from his life to pass the time and keep from being lonely. He printed a small booklet of those stores in early 2017, but couldn't stop writing. This second edition is almost twice as long as the first edition and contains many more pictures. Paul is not famous. ...

On October 14, 1944, Joe Ostrander, 1st Lt. United States Army Air Corp, dropped his eggs in the early morning breakfast line at his Air Force base in southern Italy. He thought, "oh well, I'll just get some more tomorrow". His next eggs would be seven months away, as that morning his B-24 Liberator was shot down while bombing oil refineries over Ploesti, Romania. Join Joe as he takes us on his harrowing journey behind enemy lines. It's the stuff Hollywood movies are made of - except it's all TRUE.

Sauntering is a way of being and moving about in wild places through which a person recognizes the land as holy and discovers themselves as part of it. In the wild places they frequented, American Nature Writers Henry David Thoreau, John Muir, Enos Mills, Edward Abbey, and Jane Goodall encountered mystery, connection to something bigger than themselves, peace they could not fully articulate, and experiences that transformed them. This book presents their sauntering methods in an organized fashion so that hikers, adventurers, birders, and other outdoor enthusiasts of every kind who are hungry for deeper connection with nature can, with greater regularity, discover themselves as part and p ...