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This coloring book is a dedication to all the amazing BLACK super heroes and heroines of the DC Comics universe that are all too often neglected and sidelined! We are more than quotas to fill! We are more than stereotypes! We are more than supporting roles! We are...THE TALENTED TEN!

This coloring book is a dedication to all the amazing BLACK super heroes and heroines of the DC Comics universe that are all too often neglected and sidelined! We are more than quotas to fill! We are more than stereotypes! We are more than supporting roles! We are...THE TALENTED TEN!

This coloring book is a dedication to all the amazing BLACK super heroes and heroines of the DC Comics universe that are all too often neglected and sidelined! We are more than quotas to fill! We are more than stereotypes! We are more than supporting roles! We are...THE TALENTED TEN!

This coloring book is a dedication to all the amazing BLACK super heroes and heroines of the DC Comics universe that are all too often neglected and sidelined! We are more than quotas to fill! We are more than stereotypes! We are more than supporting roles! We are...THE TALENTED TEN!

The DC comics universe is full of amazing characters of color, especially black characters! This calendar is a dedication to all the amazing black characters of the DC comics universe that are all too often neglected. Get to know John “Green Lantern” Steward, Mari “Vixen” McCabe, and many more!

Ruth Schwartz's second book is a continuation of her life after her husband's arrest. She realizes that just being alive isn't enough. She is determined to survive the trauma and to guide her children through. She chronologically details her perpetrators life behind bars and of what became her new routines of therapy, support group meetings and doctor visits. The story demonstrates her grief stages and her personal growth to rid her codependency.

By the grace of God, Nona Freeman veteran missionary, has written her story. Over 66,000 books are in print. Adventures of Bug and Me - an autobiography Bug and Nona on the Go - an autobiography This is the Day - an inspirational book Box 44, Monrovia - biography of African missionary Shouting on the Hills - biography of her mother, Carrie Eastridge Unseen Hands - the story of revival in Ethiopia In the Bag - an inspirational book My Memorial - (compiled) Pentecostal Journal Beloved Wide Spot, the newest release, is the story of Bug and Nona Freeman's seven years pastoring a small church in a small town in Louisiana before they went to Africa in 1948.

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.