Imagine the people that mean the most to you suddenly died. Would you dream about them, and could you remember those dreams? Joshua has been capturing dreams of his late mother and brother for the past 22 years. He was born in 1979 and conceived through a sexual assault. His mother, Kathy, raised him as … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “Dreamcatcher: A Son’s Collection of Dreams About His Late Mother and Brother” by Joshua Peter Oed
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Do you want to avoid costly mistakes as you navigate your path to destiny? Are you seeking wisdom in daily decision-making? Author Jerry Udoh, PhD, understands. He's had both deep lows and extreme highs running his own businesses. He's also been a senior pastor of a multi-branch church. And now, with his book Wisdom in … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “Wisdom in Action: Spiritual & Practical Guidelines to Walk in the Wisdom of God” by Jerry Udoh, PhD
You're trying to finish your dissertation-would it be helpful to be able to pick the brain of an academic writer? What about a publisher for the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)? It would definitely be useful to speak with someone else who's gone through it, and survived, earning that graduate degree. Now you can, … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “A Simple Guide to Completing Your Dissertation: It’s a Marathon Not a Sprint” by Bruce J Carter, PhD
Colleges, schools, libraries and military bases in the US and abroad have been searching for ways to celebrate notable persons of color and to provide positive programs to promote racial harmony in our communities. "America's First Black Poet; Jupiter Hammon of Long Island," published by Outskirts Press in 2020, includes his poems, prose pieces and … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “America’s First Black Poet; Jupiter Hammon of Long Island” by Stanley A Ransom Jr
Welcome to Emily's World! Where I take you on an adventure using the power of the color wheel. Showing you how to create different looks using primary and complementary colors. B!tch it's time to color! Want to see your book featured as an Amazon Book-of-the-Week? Click here. Have you written a book that you'd like … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “Emilydidit World” by Ebony Rice
This book is for all people who want to find the Key to the Universe, tap into its energy, and be the creator of their reality. Here is everything you need to reveal your full potential and make all your goals and dreams come true. This book will free you from unwanted emotions, habits, and … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “The Bible of the Pure Soul and Mind” by Nadejda Genova
How to Control AI: Changing Our Trajectory and Democratizing Technology Jack Wedam started programming and coding computers in the 1970s. He has a patent on a computer device. And he has published two books on the societal dangers of Google Glasses and smartphones. So when he cautions against something technological…readers may want to listen. How … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “How to Control AI: Changing Our Trajectory and Democratizing Technology” by Jack Wedam
Most books on vegetarianism focus on the external: why to choose vegetarianism, how to navigate the world as a vegetarian, recipes. With The Way Of Vegetarianism, Selfhood, And The Beyond, Steven Arthur Collier, PhD, goes a different, exciting direction. He has written a book for vegetarians and nonvegetarians alike that focuses instead on the internal, … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “The Way OF VEGETARIANISM, SELFHOOD, AND THE BEYOND” by Steven Arthur Collier Ph. D.
Pastor Ray Lane was born during the Great Depression in spite of a plan to have him aborted. This book is written to share LIFE experiences that almost didn't happen. He grew up on a farm in Idaho and served in the Air Force. He attended Boise Junior College, then developed prize winning Holsteins. Was … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “Conceivable: The Unlimited Potential of the Unborn” by Pastor Ray Lane
Relaxed conversations with friendly neighbors interrupted by senseless violence Patrolling the silent night streets—then suddenly, the thrill of the chase Boredom, instantly interrupted by massive adrenalin dumps Needing to remind yourself that most people are good while you interact daily with criminals and people of questionable character in dire and surreal situations “…He knew why … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week: “Dallas Cop: True Tales from a Career” by Ray Dethloff