Crossroads
by Allan Finnegan
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Oliver
by Martha Lamson
The story of Oliver the Alligator is filled with bunches of words that start with sound-alike sounds in the same sentence. It's fun to READ ALOUD! Moms, dads, brothers, sisters and sitters are dandy . . .

Judge Not
by Hyrum E. Richards
I tell people that Judge Not is a story of murder and mayhem among the Mormons. It all happens in the late 1800’s, when the Mormons are yet trying to find a way to live their religion and yet fit in. Ezra . . .

Talitha Cumi
by Kitty Arceneaux
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“WE THE PEOPLE”
by William G. Burmer
The opening pages invite the reader to view the beginning, the middle, and the end purposes of America through the lens of Theology as well as history. Its pages remind Americans that our Nation has purpose . . .

Memoirs from the Turbulent Years and Beyond
by Hubert Poetschke
In the Introduction, I briefly examined the war between born again Poland in 1918 after over 120 years of foreign oppression and the Bolshevik/Communist Russia in 1920. This was the first Bolshevik/Communist . . .

The Town That Never Laughed
by Doris Carter–Bracy
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