Published as part of RP Media's 30th-anniversary series, this book follows Cassia Spanos, a teacher's aide in Firefly Crossing, who discovers a decades-old note hidden inside a workbook. She is drawn back to a lost love, a family house on the verge of sale, and the choices that quietly shaped her life. The Note in the Workbook is an adult literary short story about caregiving, grief, family obligation, and the possibility of reinvention after years of endurance.

Teresa "Tess" Virella is used to staying late. At Firefly Crossing Elementary, she is the dependable one, the calm one, the teacher's aide who knows which children need quiet, which parents need patience, and which rooms hold more than old supplies. But while helping clear out the school's annex wing before demolition, Tess finds a faded laminated name badge wedged behind a metal cabinet. The name belongs to Nicolás "Nico" Otero, a child her mother once cared for years ago, a child Tess wa...

Published as part of RP Media's 30th-anniversary series, this book follows Cassia Spanos, a teacher's aide in Firefly Crossing, who discovers a decades-old note hidden inside a workbook. She is drawn back to a lost love, a family house on the verge of sale, and the choices that quietly shaped her life. The Note in the Workbook is an adult literary short story about caregiving, grief, family obligation, and the possibility of reinvention after years of endurance.

Teresa "Tess" Virella is used to staying late. At Firefly Crossing Elementary, she is the dependable one, the calm one, the teacher's aide who knows which children need quiet, which parents need patience, and which rooms hold more than old supplies. But while helping clear out the school's annex wing before demolition, Tess finds a faded laminated name badge wedged behind a metal cabinet. The name belongs to Nicolás "Nico" Otero, a child her mother once cared for years ago, a child Tess wa...

New York has appeared in more movies than Michael Caine, and the resulting overfamiliarity to moviegoers poses a problem for critics and filmmakers alike. Audiences often mistake the New York image of skyscrapers and bright lights for the real thing, when in fact the City is a network of clearly defined villages, each with a unique personality. Standard film depictions of New Yorkers as a rush-hour mass of undifferentiated humanity obscure the connections formed between people and places i...

♥♥Ivory Bellows fell down a well. Ivory Bellows woke up in hell. Better listen to the big blue giant, zip your lip, and hush. Better not stare at his son who makes you blush.♥♥Imagine if you were a giant, fifteen-foot alien from another planet and found a strange being unconscious in a foreign object...a flying pod. The creature is tiny enough to be a child and you'd have such a big heart, you'd want to adopt this poor orphaned child, right?Only...what if the full-grown huma...

Master Your Computer guides you through your entire computer experience from end to end. From what type of computer you should actually buy, including extended warranties, to proactively securing and maintaining it, which prevents your computer from becoming slow, freezing up, and infected with viruses. Inside, it also shows you how to protect your most important assets such as your documents and family pictures and never losing them again! Step by step screenshots are included.

Another intriguing book by author Paul A. Blake, Lessons from a father to his son gives instruction to young men to help them navigate life. The wisdom of King Solomon brings this book to life discussing some of the important milestones in the lives of young men. It is intended to guide young men along the path to greatness and purpose.

Read about Paul's personal journey from a slow learner to a passionate inspirational motivational speaker. Paul gives insight into how we can alter the direction of our lives by changing the way we think about ourselves. This book will help individuals who are uncertain about their lives find direction through the story of someone who has overcome a mountain of obstacles to now living a successful life.

Marriage isn't easy—but it's not rocket science either.In It's Not Rocket Science: The Simple Complexities of Marriage, Paul and Racquel Blake share honest insights from 18 years of marriage and ministry. With practical tools and spiritual wisdom, they explore real-life issues like communication, intimacy, forgiveness, and faith.Whether you are newlyweds or seasoned partners, this book will help you strengthen your connection, deepen your love, and build a Christ-centered mar...

Heliosvart Pampleverte-Plunkenstorm never asked for a name that sounded like a thunderclap, or for the swarm of voices stirring inside his head to wake up now, of all times.It's the 1960s, and nobody has a word yet for a mind like his. Not doctors. Not teachers. Certainly not Blazenthrop, the school that's already decided he belongs at the bottom of the class and has stopped looking any further. Yoyo isn't lazy, or stupid, or trouble, though those are the only words anyone around h...

The future of the church is not found in new methods, but in returning to God's design.In Answering the Call, Paul A. Blake presents a practical, Scripture-based guide to revitalizing the church in the Caribbean. Addressing leadership gaps, weak discipleship, and cultural challenges, this book calls churches back to biblical foundations for true and lasting growth.Covering leadership, discipleship, family strength, and community engagement, it offers clear strategies for bu...