In the last decade the world has witnessed a rise in women’s participation in terrorism. Women, Gender, and Terrorism explores women’s relationship with terrorism, with a keen eye on the political, gender, racial, and cultural dynamics of the contemporary world.Throughout most of the twentieth century, it was rare to hear about women terrorists. In the new millennium, however, women have increasingly taken active roles in carrying out suicide bombings, hijacking airplanes,...

"Famous Days in the Century of Invention" by M. Grace Fickett and Gertrude L. Stone is a captivating exploration of pivotal moments in the history of invention. The authors delve into the lives and achievements of remarkable inventors, highlighting their contributions that have shaped modern society. Through engaging narratives, the book brings to life the stories behind groundbreaking inventions, illustrating how creativity and perseverance can lead to transformative change. Readers are i...

The Invisible Friend Who Loved Jokes follows the adventures of Jack and his invisible friend, Giggles, who is always playing pranks, telling jokes, and making funny sounds. Giggles’ love for laughter brings fun and chaos into Jack’s life, but no one believes that Giggles is the one behind all the mischief. Instead, Jack’s family thinks he’s the source of all the jokes, leaving him feeling misunderstood. Throughout the book, Jack and Giggles create silly and laugh-filled moments th...

Spencer has settled for the threesome arrangement with her two co-workers for as long as she can remember but she just can't take it anymore. She doesn't even know why she agreed to it in the first place. Maybe it's the way Blake smiles at her or the way he makes her feel when he's around but she's jealous of Hannah and her perfect super model body and she seriously wants more from Doctor Blake but there is no way he would go for that.Can Spencer really run the risk of losing him f...

The Day the Gym Floor Turned Bouncy is a hilarious tale of unexpected gym chaos when the floor suddenly turns into a giant trampoline! From dodgeball to jump ropes, basketball to gymnastic flips, the kids of this gym class find themselves bouncing off the walls (literally) in the most outrageous and silly ways. Coach Hopper tries to maintain order, but with every leap and flip, the kids turn the day into an endless comedy. Packed with fun and laughter, this story is a perfect mix ...

One gown. Six generations of brides. A young musician who's never dared to try it on - until now.In a small coastal town, Darly's life revolves around her music and the weight of family traditions. When she finally gathers the courage to try on a wedding dress, it sets in motion a chain of events that will change her life forever. Enter Ethan, a writer whose soul seems to understand her every unspoken word. As their love blossoms, Darly finds herself navigating bet...

The groundbreaking novel that was the basis for Frank Capra’s strange, shocking drama starring Barbara Stanwyck and Nils Asther.Traveling to Shanghai to marry her medical missionary fiancé, the beautiful Megan Davis finds herself caught in the toils of civil war between Republican and Communist forces. Determined to save the inhabitants of an orphanage in a Communist-occupied city nearby, Megan joins a nighttime rescue mission that ends up under attack by a mob. Sh...

Circles of Friendship in the Summer Sun is a heartwarming children’s book that invites young readers into a summer filled with friendship, emotional growth, and mindfulness. Through the eyes of three friends—Rodgers, Becky, and Moses—children will explore essential life lessons about empathy, sharing, emotional awareness, and resilience.Set under the warm, golden sun, this story follows the trio through various playful activities and reflective moments, each chapter highli...

The Little One Who Learned to Love Themselves First is a heartwarming children’s book that follows the journey of Riley, a young child learning the transformative power of self-love. Through a series of magical experiences, Riley discovers that true happiness begins within. From embracing kindness in the mirror to planting seeds of compassion in their heart, Riley learns that self-love is the foundation for all other kinds of love—both for themselves and others. This book teaches ...

When Emily Harper arrives in the quiet frontier town of Prairie Junction, she expects little more than a teaching post, a small room above the mercantile, and long evenings beneath the wide prairie sky. What she does not expect is Drew Callahan—a steady rancher with quiet eyes, a guarded past, and a reputation for keeping to himself.Drew has spent years building his ranch and avoiding anything that might break the hard peace he's made with life. But Emily's warmth, determination, a...

Job is one of the most brave and memorable characters of the Bible. He goes from rags to riches—and is tested and suffers much. He loses property, children, and health and is misunderstood by friends. Despite all this, his life was built on God, so he endured and received God’s reward for his pain and suffering. Poet Rebecca Grace Stone relates to Job’s plight, and perhaps you do too. From the Pen of a Ready Writer is a collection of poems from a woman still recovering from the storms of l...

On the high plains of New Mexico, Eleanor "Nell" Boudreaux rides herd beneath a merciless sun, her rifle steady and her past buried deep. The land is harsh but honest—unlike the world she left behind in the swamps of Louisiana.Years ago, a smooth-talking preacher slaughtered her family and vanished without a trace. Nell sold everything, saddled a red roan, and followed his trail across the South. She learned to track men the way others track deer. She learned to shoot. She learned ...