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This is the story of a man who grew up in rural Southern Louisiana, fought in the Vietnam War with the 5th Marines, and later settled in Southern California where he went to college and worked in several industries before entering the public-service field where he worked with homeless, unemployed, and disabled military veterans.

Amid the chilling rise of Hitler’s Germany, a twelve-year-old boy and his friends confront rising Nazi threats during a family trip to Austria in this third book in the action-packed middle grade series Web of the Spider for fans of I Survived and A Night Divided. It’s the summer of 1931 and...

Lies: Navigating the River of Denial is a powerful self-help book for emotional healing, self-discovery, and personal transformation. If you’ve ever felt stuck in patterns of perfectionism, fear, or people-pleasing, this guide will help you identify the silent lies that keep you from living your most authentic life. Author Joseph Scarpinito takes you on a reflective journey to uncover the emotional blind spots we all carry—showing how denial, self-sabotage, and avoidance prevent true healing and growth.

Overtime Kids is an inspiring account of the smallest school to ever win the Kentucky State High School Basketball Championship, knocking out the highest scoring player in history in the process! Discover with Dr. Don Miller how this humble coal-mining town produced some of the state's most determined players ever and the tremendous lifelong principles that guided them to the championship and beyond. This story of the Carr Creek High 1956 Kentucky State Champions is truly an inspiration to students and sports fans everywhere.

Walking is something we do every day. But in Japan, it has been elevated into an art—a practice of strength, mindfulness, and longevity. From the efficient strides of samurai couriers and Zen monks to today’s science-backed fitness routines, Japanese walking (Namba Aruki and beyond) has helped people build endurance, calm the mind, and live longer, healthier lives. Now, you can bring this ancient-meets-modern practice into your own life with a clear, practical guide. Why This Book MattersMost people think walking isn’t “enough” compared to running or hitting the gym.

Some Came Home: Tales from the Tour portrays a collection of profound experiences of young Americans returning from the war in Vietnam. The ERA was one of the most tumultuous times in US history for the entire population — but for those serving in uniform, it was beyond their imagination. Many came home in body only, but their heart and souls were still “in-country”. Vietnam became more than a country on the map; it spearheaded a cultural revolution that changed America forever. These writings eloquently humanize the entire experience.

After a short-sighted endeavor, Maxis finds he has become a target of The Brotherhood of Cain—a violent gang led by a man renowned worldwide as The Grim Reaper. Luck appears to be on his side, however, as a girl with her own agenda comes to his aid. Together, they enter a three-way stalemate between the embodiment of death itself, a worldwide organization of religious zealots, and a woman who fancies herself a Goddess.

Years of painstaking research have uncovered more detail on Thomas Ward Custer, the younger brother of the legendary General George Custer. Historians are now coming to understand the full influence of Tom Custer on his brother and American life, from his heroic exploits during the Civil War to his legendary bravery during the Indian Wars, where he served under his brother as his aide-de-camp. Had Tom not been overshadowed by his more famous brother, he might well have become one of the more notable characters and military officers of the American West.

Have you ever felt like your story was over—stuck in failure, loss, or emotional pain? Whether you're facing personal setbacks, toxic relationships, anxiety, or career struggles, Your Story Isn’t Over is your call to rise again. This motivational self-help book delivers the tools you need to overcome fear, rebuild your confidence, and reclaim your life.

All Erevan wanted to do was to become a blacksmith and work in his father’s smithy, the Enchanted Forge, but sometimes fate has a different plan. After a tragic mistake, Erevan finds himself transported to the work camp in Altheria. To the nobility, it’s an island-bound rehabilitation complex run by a powerful warden and staffed with short-tempered guards. To the inmates, ‘Alty’ is really a massive, city-sized prison.

A new fundamental economic shift is emerging: an economy based on transformative experiences that guide people to change, achieve their aspirations, and become who they want to be. Welcome to the Transformation Economy. Creating transformative experiences offers businesses the largest opportunity for creating economic value today, particularly as goods and services become increasingly commoditized. Enterprises can create no greater value than to help customers achieve their aspirations—whether improving health, increasing wealth, developing wisdom, or finding purpose. 

I’m engaged to a woman who should be perfect for me. She’s smart, intelligent, and from a family that can bring huge expansion to my syndicate. There’s only one problem; it’s just a business arrangement. My fiancée loves another man, and I am falling head over heels for a woman who’s too young for me. I’ve got to shut it down before I’m in too deep and wreck the life I’ve been building up around me. But when she pursues me, desire pulls me toward her.

Told through raw, hilarious, and uncomfortably honest essays, Joseph Tito peels back the layers of adulthood, identity, parenting, aging, and emotional chaos. One minute you’re laughing about childproof pill bottles, the next you’re quietly spiraling over your purpose in life—just like he did. And still does.

What if the ability to laugh at yourself were not a weakness, but a hidden strength? This book explores self-irony as a rare art of survival—an inner freedom that does not erase pain, but softens its weight, allowing us to breathe even in moments of failure, doubt, and imperfection. Through philosophy, psychology, cultural insight, and lived experience, Self-Irony as a Way to Survive invites the listener to see self-irony not as mockery or self-denial, but as a form of quiet courage.

Something’s Wrong with the Game… And They’re Trapped Inside! Quinn and his friends thought Infinite Quests was just a game—just a harmless sneak peek at Infinite Quests, the most advanced, most immersive video game ever created. But the moment they log in, the exit button disappears, and the world becomes dangerously real. Now, they’re trapped in a shifting nightmare of ruthless enemies, from goblin ambushes to Bonezilla, the skeletal king wreathed in eerie green fire. And beyond them all waits Malachar, a sinister sorcerer desperate to escape his digital prison and invade the real world.

This isn’t just a mountain. 這不只是一座山 It’s every fear you’ve overcome, every dream you thought had an expiration date, every step you dared to take—when it would’ve been easier to stop. 它代表你戰勝過的恐懼那些你以為早已過期的夢想以及你曾在想放棄時仍願意跨出的每一步 Some journeys don’t just take you places — they transform you forever. 有些旅程不只是帶你到某個地方——而是改變你的生命 Jade Dragon Snow Mountain stands tall, not just as a peak, but as a symbol of dreams waiting to be chased. 玉龍雪山高聳入雲不僅是座山峰更是夢想等待追逐的象徵

The Promise is a compelling account of the blessings that come through powerful spiritual insight and a firm belief in a higher power. The lessons taught by Jesus come alive with refreshingly new relevancy for modern times through Joseph’s intriguing blend of New Age philosophy, Judaism, and Christianity. In this telling of the story of Jesus, familiar events that were described in the bible are now told from the metaphysical perspective.

In this bold and deeply compassionate guide, Joseph Scarpinito invites you on an inner journey to unearth your truest self. Excavation isn’t about fixing what’s broken—it’s about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be.

When his client is railroaded in a DC court, Sam Lapidos decides to give up the practice of law and renew his long dormant interest in exploring nature. His maiden journey into the woods miscarries when an assassin tries to kill him. His friends rally to his defense and gather in his home. His attackers develop their own conflicts, as incompetence, confusion and dissension rile their ranks.

Myron Cope was the color commentator for Pittsburgh Steelers radio broadcasts from 1970 to 2005, the second-longest-serving team broadcaster in NFL history. At the peak of his popularity, an estimated 50 percent of Steeler fans turned down the volume on their TVs so they could listen to the radio as Cope, in his one-of-a-kind scratchy, raspy voice, barked out phrases like “Yoi” and “Okle-dokle,” often fueled by bursts of excitability and his own beautiful brand of homerism. Cope helped forge the unbreakable bond between the city of Pittsburgh and its football team.