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Eighth grade inventor, Natalie Edwards, doesn't mind that her classmates cringe at her inspirational sayings and monochromatic outfits. Her parent's love and the support of her three best friends make it easy to ignore the eye rolls and head shakes. But after her invention, the Texty-Talky, goes nationwide,...

JoJo & Mia were best friends who lived in a place called Beetletown underneath lily pads and a large lake! Everyone leads a happy life in Beetletown and come to realize that there is another place beyond that one may go to after beetles go on top of the lily pads. What happens? No one may fully...

Nightingale is a fun poem about a bird singing, and joining along with that joyous song, making a new friend. Nightingale is written in 12 four-line stanzas. Each pair of stanzas is further divided as its own sub division. I wrote the poem with a structure of alternating lines of seven, then...

Society constantly sends us messages on beauty, relationships, careers, and life choices. With all the pressure on women to live up to media standards, we're left asking, "Can you really have it all?" Join youth mentors and good friends, Candice Henry and Jennifer Joslyn, as they discuss...

Adarsh has only one love in his life: his books. But then he meets his books' ïsaut': Anya, whom he finds to be a rare combination of beauty and brains.While Adarsh is busy solving the problems in his love life, he realises that those problems were too petty when he is given the shock of his life: Anya...

An exceptional group of high school teenagers and college students has chosen to dedicate their summer to others. While most of their peers are spending summers relaxing and hanging out with friends, working a job at the mall, or cutting lawns, this unique group live in tents and work in a vast, remote,...

This is a true story. For many years I had been told by members of my family that I should write a book. I was procrastinating. My typing skills left much to be desired and I had no computer so I was not looking forward to starting the project by hand, writing it on paper. Now, many years later, we...

Put on those jackets and scarves, because we're going to Alaska! Have you ever been to Alaska? It's out western-most state, and boy is it cold! Let's join Daniel and his family as they experience breathtaking scenery, and surrounding wildlife!

What did you want to be when you grew up? Encounters 5 contains the story, Que Sera, Sera, a humorous peek at a girl's childhood dreams. It is a baby boomer looking back at her life, educational for the non boomers and nostalgic for the rest of us. The story begins in Iowa, 1952 and ends, like many of us in Florida, 2015.

She scattered away, wondering why she was feeling so threatened tonight, and why every nerve in her body was on edge. She was never afraid to walk in the dark before, past this creepy hall, but why tonight…it felt as if unseen eyes were following her, the feeling of fear was a force so strong she...

Restoration is usually a topic that is tackled by church leaders in front of their congregations. Today on television, we are served with several church leaders whom do not seem to agree on everything despite them claiming that they pray the same God (Jesus-Christ). They however agree on restoration...

Birthing the Phoenix is a reflection of my relationship with my Lord, the trinity as a whole, my community, and my church. The church shares my beliefs, my teachings, and the work of my writings. This will take you on a spiritual quest to find your own intimate relationship. The past year has brought...

Thriving, book two of Corinne Jeffery’s Understanding Ursula series, continues the story of the challenges of the intriguing and contentious Werners, a family of German Lutheran homesteaders on the Saskatchewan prairie. Become reacquainted with their dynamic lives as they try to keep pace with the...

We live in a hyperconnected world, and yet we’re more disconnected than ever. We spend more time scrolling through Instagram than we do talking with our families. We’ve never had more “friends”, but we have no one to meet for coffee. Joe Battaglia understands that we are wired to have...