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"...Big Mountain in the winter, that's where I want to be!" Benjamin teaches his little brother, Sam, how to dress for winter cold and how to snow ski! This is a story about a little boy who loves the snow...and his little brother. (Ages 3-7)

Bennett and Juliette have been neighbor’s their entire lives. He spent most of that time tormenting and bullying her. Bennett made all the wrong decisions in his life and nearly forgot about Juliette when she went into hiding. When he sees her again five years later everything has changed, well at least she had. Or had she? Juliette lives to help people and chooses forgiveness, but can she forgive Bennett and all the damage he has caused her? Can he learn from his mistakes and forgive himself? Can either learn to love one’s neighbor as God has loved them? Bennett’s Choice is a young adult Christian romance novella about overcoming bullying and Selective Mutism, forgiveness, and softenin ...

This new verse translation of Beowulf incorporates the latest scholarship in archaeology, history, literary criticism, and linguistics. The result is a text that is accurate, easily accessible to all levels of reader, and lyrically appealing.

A collection of poems written over two decades. Composed for lovers and lonely hearts alike, hopelessly hopeful romantics, those with heartbreaking memories and those with heartwarming dreams. From poet Eric Ryan Bradley, aka "berd, the bard" (formerly known as "The Poet cirEBral")

Berele - N. Khanin

Bergdahl v. United States memorandum opinion in civil action No. 21-418 (RBW). 7/25/23

The obscure philosopher Sieg Grun presents his magnum opus of both a critical and positive nature. Herein is contained a critique of the ideology of the world order in its myriad facets and a prescription of guidance on the path toward the Superman. Every topic of the culture of the enemy is touched upon and a way out of the labyrinth of the world order is shown through the path of spiritual virility.

The obscure philosopher Sieg Grun presents his magnum opus of both a critical and positive nature. Herein is contained a critique of the ideology of the world order in its myriad facets and a prescription of guidance on the path toward the Superman. Every topic of the culture of the enemy is touched upon and a way out of the labyrinth of the world order is shown through the path of spiritual virility.

Diary of a young woman, Bertha Lena Collins Williams in 1918, 1920-1921 in Quicksburg in Shenandoah County Virginia. Daily life of a young woman during and after the First world war in the Valley of Virginia. Black and White.

Bertie: The Best Stuttering King is a children’s story about a timid, stuttering prince who is thrust unexpectedly on the throne of England and becomes one of the best kings of the 20th Century. A history book in rhyme for children and children who stutter, this story highlights England’s most reluctant monarch, King George VI, and his early struggles with stuttering, knock knees, and bullying – topics still relevant today.