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Written to entertain listeners from all backgrounds, this book offers a glimpse into the joys and challenges of growing up in a large family—or, for those who did not, an opportunity to compare experiences. It also serves as a cherished record of our family's history, preserving stories and memories for generations to come.

Scrappy the Hobo loves his psychedelic shack even though it looks like whack-a-dee whack, but he likes that it looks just like that because it's his shack. This delightful story is hilarious and it teaches never to give up in a rhythm and rhyme fashion.

This account of all the suffering and mistreatment a young woman grew up with was written with two goals in mind. First, to expose horrible parents. And second, to hopefully help someone else through their bad experiences. The author wants to show that while your family may be horrible, you can still keep going and overcome just due to will power, moving on to a healthy, happy, and brighter existence. This is The Life of Jessica.

Kids are sent to school every day with their trusty backpacks, carrying their schoolbooks, notebooks, and lunch—everything they’ll need for the day. But what surprises do they bring home for us, their parents?

Pastor Jones has everything he has ever wanted: a beautiful wife and newborn son, a warm and loving home, and a pinnacle role in the community as the pastor of his local church. Until he meets Jane Thomas, the beautiful and alluring new member of the parish. As Jane’s aggressive hunt for his affection grows, Pastor Jones becomes haunted by her egregious love notes and presents until their confrontation leads him to the darkest path of his career…and his life.

TJ is an adventurous little boy with just one problem—he wets the bed nearly every night! But this is nothing for TJ to be ashamed of. Follow TJ on his journey as he finds out what works for him and achieves a dry night without wetting the bed.

Many dogs steal owner's shoes. Carol Kieda’s dog, KiKi, favors stealing socks. Ever the sock thief, KiKi enjoys playing keep-away with Carol’s socks. She will come close to Carol, holding the sock, but as soon as Carol reaches for the sock, KiKi quickly runs off! Carol swears KiKi laughs the entire time!

Rosey the white-tailed deer has so many friends in the forest, and she always takes time to tell them they are wonderfully made, and that their time will come to do the good work of God. She gathers her friends around her at the pond and introduces them to each other, as she knows her forest friends are in need of a friend. It’s at the pond Rosey meets Briar, a messenger from God Himself.

Welcome to your average, unorthodox family of witches, and a couple o’warlocks. Meet a biz savvy dude named Dakota Jackson, a member of this otherwise disenfranchised franchise, partially subsidized by a bountiful supply of medical blunts. It’s a steady gig, however there’s something else brewin’ in the cauldron.

Rico, Rocky, and Rocco are three little raccoon brothers who love to go on adventures. From their cozy tree house, their Mama always keeps a close eye on them, but sometimes these little brothers get into mischief. Down by the creek, Rico, Rocky, and Rocco spy a sleeping fisherman and next to him…a basket full of fish! Sneaky Rico decides they should take the fish for themselves, but when Mama sees what her sons have done, she is certainly not happy!

Love Turned Criminal is a raw memoir about the warning signs of abuse as well as a beacon of hope to all people in similar situations, letting them know they are not alone and there is a way out.

You will be so encouraged as you listen to the true story of It’s Never Too Late: I Said Yes, After Three Days of Meeting Him. Be blessed and encouraged as you fill your heart and your mind with hope again. God’s best is just beyond your HOPE. It is the author’s wish that after the listener finishes this book, they will find that their faith has become much stronger than before as they continue on their own personal journey.

The former president’s visit to Tulsa woke up a great many Americans from different cultures of the historical ill-fated event that many had never heard of before. One person who did not need educating about the event was Paul S. Hickman. He was taught his Negro history in his all-African school system until 1970 in Oklahoma, and his African teachers made sure that he was aware of his history. In Days Gone By, Paul’s poems provide the listener some words to process in a manner that helps to plow through the daily chores of yesteryear until today.

This story tells the good and the bad of my life.