Literature & Fiction

About the Book
Squiggy Squirrel and his neighbor, Mr. Olly Owl, invite their feathered friends to Story Club. Perched on branches, the birds listen to the wise old owl’s fascinating tales. They learn surprising things about themselves! How did Mr. Olly know the answer that would solve their problems?

About the Author
Sarah V. Jacober with her minister husband and four children, lived and worked twenty-two years in India. Transferred to Bethlehem, Israel, they taught Bible and visited Bedouins in the Negev and Sinai Peninsula for fifteen years. Sarah taught children in Ohio, Texas, India and Jerusalem. As a retired widow, she traveled to fifteen countries on short term missions to teach English, Christian Education, and to work in college and seminary libraries. Ten books and more than forty of her articles and poems have been published. Sarah resides in Hendersonville, North Carolina with family, and continues to write

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In S.A.M. Safaa A. Mhawi’s Mystery of the Asteroid Belt, he brings together very different characters who all have pieces needed to unlock the secret of the Asteroid Belt and its enormous power. Rebecca, unbeknownst to her, is in possession of the most important piece that could destroy the world and everyone she loves. She must work together with some new friends and help to save the universe. Join her and some other important characters on their adventure as they become heroes, determined to work together to achieve a common goal.

About the Author
S.A.M. Safaa A. Mhawi was born in Baghdad, Iraq, in April of 1974. He left because of the bad security conditions and religious persecution. Mhawi arrived to the United States as a refugee in 2009, and he married in 2012. He has two beautiful daughters and a wonderful wife. Since his arrival in America, he has gained a lot of positive experiences and meanings. His hobbies are travelling, driving, cooking, and helping people in bringing joy to their hearts.

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The Great Centennial is about a time of discovery and rediscovery. It is about a time of leaving behind a civilized life; the stress and pettiness of urban crowds, neighbor cheating neighbor, and all its lies and hypocrisy to a life back in time-a time of great beauty, simplicity, sweet harmony, and unity, with man and beast alike.On August 25, 2016, we celebrated one hundred years of the administration and stewardship of our great national parks, established in the immortal words of our twenty-sixth US president Theodore Roosevelt, “for the benefit and enjoyment of the people.”The Great Centennial continues our celebration for the next one hundred years, and beyond, and for generations yet unborn. This photo-documentary book takes us on a journalistic and literary tour through time and space: through natural and human history, poetry, song, discovery, and rediscovery featuring such national parks as Glacier, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Shenandoah, and Theodore Roosevelt. Also featured is a Montana state park, and national historic landmark, where the Missouri River begins at the convergence of the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin Rivers, in a wilderness all her own. Also featured are conservation heroes like George Bird Grinnell, John Muir, Stuart Udall, and author Terry Tempest Williams. Majestic grizzlies, great buffalo herds, prairie dog cities, and jousting bighorn rams are among the wildlife standouts. From mountain skylines to vast rolling prairies to dense primeval forests to a canyon so grand as to be a world all her own, our national parks,and overall wilderness heritage, are God’s blessing and America’s cornerstone. In The Great Centennial is great healing and tranquility for one and all.