Green Ivy: 311 books

Ahmed was a solider, a good solider that was loved by his peers. But the tragic loss of his brother –in- law sends him on a downward spiral. Things took a turn for the worse when he is accused of being a terrorist. When he goes looking for justice he finds himself facing a confused looking jury. What’s...

Realizing that hiding behind a bedroom door is ridiculous, a group of girls having a sleepover turn their fear into courage and decide to investigate some mysterious sounds. They realize that their investigation will lead to an adventure, a mystery they plan to solve. As the party continues, the plot...

  “Commando Has His Day” is first in series of children's’ books and inspired by a young family friend named Michael. This is a story of Michael becoming a responsible care-taker of his family home-raised chicken farm. He discovers life lessons in being responsible for something or someone...

After training for five months at Fort Benning, Prince and Ed Reeves worked as a point team on patrols in the jungles of Vietnam. They ate together, slept together, sloshed through rice paddies together, walked up and down mountain trails in the heat and monsoon rain together, and flew in choppers...

I trained at Fort Riley in Kansas with the 9th Division and at Fort Bragg in North Carolina with the 82nd Airborne. While in Vietnam from 1966 to 1967, I was in combat operations with the 9th Infantry Division, 196th Light Infantry Brigade, and later with the 23rd Infantry Division, the Americal Division....

Gentle. Fragile. Soft. How can something so delicate be so rigid? Silence. Chained. Gagged. Something so beautiful shouldn’t be so hard. You see, objects adapt to their environment. These flowers did not start as rough. These blossoms were full of promise,...

Poetry of my Life is a book that moves through life and all its ups and downs. The poetic words written on the pages will move you to chuckle and at times to tears. The stories behind the poems give a sense of where the author’s head was during the times that moved her to scribe words on a page....

Her own struggles with wholeness has been an overwhelming process that comes with hard work. With help and honesty, you too can come to a point where you will notice that you can finally breathe easier, have healthier conversations, and smile a bit more than you did before. Kathy Da Silva has...

Somewhere Between the Raindrops is a compilation of poems and photographs intertwining to tell a story. They share a moment in time, a feeling, a dream, a piece of the soul. Here you will never feel alone. As you turn each page, you can find yourself or lose yourself. You can encounter someone...

In Between the Lines of Water and Light, the reader will see a new light to life through the words and eyes of R.D. Pileggi. It is his hope that when you have finished reading this book of words, you will turn another page to the many chapters in your life, feeling inspired and renewed. Life is all...

West of Childhood includes a series of sketches of the people and places which spanned a western childhood. The first part of the book reflects the observations, fears and memories from a young person’s perspective, but, when synthesized, these diverse elements lead to the thoughtful, resilient,...

Grandma Buggs' rare pet Jasper Snake, Creeper, is sick.  His usually vibrant stripes of red and orange are a dull gray, and he won’t eat.  Grandma Buggs says that Creeper is homesick, and that the only cure is to return him to his home; the Jungle of Jasper Snakes in Africa.  It's a long trip,...

Timidthy Tuttlemouse is a timid little mouse that wants more than anything to be brave.  He wants to prove to his family, Mother Tuttlemouse, older brother Tyrone, and younger sister Teenie—but most importantly, to himself—that he too is brave enough to gather food for his family. Timidthy Tuttlemouse...

Every winter, Grandma would get us out, her white vinyl snowflakes. “Just in case we don’t get real snow,” Grandma would say as she put us on display in all the windows of the house. But one year, Grandma left one of us out, stuck on the window all year! And oh my! The wonders we were told about...