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        Peter The Hamster That Lives In My Cupboard  Peter, the hamster that lives in my cupboard is friendly and mischievous. He goes around the kitchen in search of vegetables . But on Sunday, there are no vegetables for Peter to eat. Oh no! What will Peter do? Click here to get Peter the Hamster That Lives In My Cupboard on Amazon / Kindle 

  My Name is Sam When Sam, a bright and high-spirited professional working for an investment bank, walks into work on Monday morning, she thinks it's just going to be an ordinary start to an ordinary week. But one quick and tense exchange is all it takes to change that. When her more than slightly passive-aggressive, hot-this-week-and-cold-next-week colleague randomly hurls a racial slur at her in the middle of the workday, Sam's previously comfortable life immediately turns into one filled with stress and anxiety. In the aftermath, Sam's choice becomes clearer and clearer. She can continue to ignore the nagging voice inside her, the one telling her that she'd better not just "let this go" and lose all respect for herself. Or she can speak up to the powers that be and demand what is right...possibly losing her livelihood and the only career she's known for two decades in the process. Click here to get My Name is Sam on Amazon Kindle  

  So Who's More American? America, the great land of freedom and hope. For centuries this country has offered men and women from around the world a chance to start over and make a new life for themselves. Generations later, their children and grandchildren call America home, but does that make them true Americans? Is there even such a thing as a true American? Author Esmond “Mundo” Morfaw explores the longstanding question of what defines an American and who is in true ownership of this bountiful nation. As a man of Cameroonian descent who was born in Italy and now calls the United States home, Mundo has a unique perspective of what it means to acclimate to living in this country. From the first Americans to the newest citizens, Mundo explores controversial issues in relation to racial and cultural themes that have affected all immigrants, including himself. Click here to get So Who's More American? on Amazon Kindle   

  Sticky Icky Vicky:  Courage over Fear Meet Sticky Icky Vicky, a girl who wants to get over her fear—once and for all In Courage over Fear, the first book in the Sticky Icky Vicky series, authors Alysia and Michael Ssentamu introduce readers to Vicky, a fun-loving girl who doesn’t mind getting a little sticky and icky. She loves rolling down hills and playing in mud —but when it comes to water, Sticky Icky Vicky’s fear prevents her from joining in the fun. Then Vicky gets an invitation for a waterpark party, and she decides that she really wants to go—even if it means ignoring the Negative Ned voice in her head and getting over her fear. With vibrant illustrations and catchy rhymes, Sticky Icky Vicky: Courage over Fear offers children an inspirational/loveable heroine who learns some valuable life lessons, such as: Courage  Positive thinking  Goal-setting Aimed primarily at readers aged six to ten, Sticky Icky Vicky: Courage over Fear is a reading experience that le...

  The Coming of Grace The Coming of Grace chronicles the life of Rebekah Masters from childhood into adulthood. Her transitional journey from her Island, migrating to America towards her purpose in the confines of her struggles, Rebekah’s indomitable spirit propels her to a life she longs for, even when it seems futile.  Seeing each challenge as a steppingstone, she finds her voice and resilience to thrive despite the odds. Rebekah, at Twenty-three-years-old, a woman of color, migrated from Cinderella Island to America in search of a better life. In her quest, Rebekah’s life’s journey took turns and twists, which seemed scripted.   Rebekah spent two-thirds of her life trying to widen the chasm between worlds of barely having to be able to afford to create meaningful growth. The world she emerged from steep in taboos and myths, and the progressive attitude of the metropolitan in which she now resides, moments of assimilation within both, leaves her confused. Rebekah’s jour...

  Longing for the Snow - POETRY  Longing for the Snow, a therapeutic journey on the East Coast is a collection of 30 poems, celebrating the fall season on America's East Coast while at the same time some of the poems deal with Meniere's disease the author is suffering from.  These nostalgic poems about the changing seasons, set in and around the iconic Brown University, paint a charming picture of a scholar's daily life. Whether you want to get lost in densely packed images of the campus, or to reminisce about a love for winter, you're bound to find something worth your while. The gentle touch of one man's attachments, regrets, and love of learning permeates these pages. This collection will appeal both to Ivy League graduates and to those who have only ever wondered at what life might be like beyond those great iron gates. Click here to get Longing for the Snow on Amazon Kindle   

  Glimmers in the Ravine  In this modern Lovecraftian horror, a survey crew delves beneath Lonesome Bluff in search of wealth. Only madness and the gaping abyss await them. In the near future, megacorporations own everything. It is the era of the advanced gig economy, where desperation runs rampant among the roaming contractor companies that serve the united conglomerates. Jules Romero, a college student in need of tuition money, signs on with a crew of freelance surveyors as they delve beneath Lonesome Bluff in the service of a mining megacorporation. The crew discovers a majestic, mysterious ancient city buried beneath the mountain, but their mission is paramount: They must continue their search for valuable mineral resources. As they delve deeper underground at the behest of their corporate clients, they are slowly overtaken by a horrifying illness that inflicts psychosis and mania in its victims, pitting the crew against one other. Jules, a passionate student of archaeolog...