We Called Him Lucky is a touching true story celebrating the extraordinary life of an Australian Shepherd who became far more than a family pet-he became family.From the day Lucky arrived as a timid puppy, he filled every moment with unconditional love, clever antics, and unforgettable adventures. Whether he was outsmarting his owners for an extra treat, herding animals, making unlikely friends, or faithfully standing by the people he loved most, Lucky's remarkable...

A guide to New York City that works for residents and visitors alike. This digital edition of the essential Blue Guide takes you on a meticulous tour of the well-known, lesser-known and almost unknown sights of the city as well as being a discerning guide to where to stay and eat. Ideal for on-street use and at-home reference, the depth of coverage is second to none: this is a mini-encyclopedia of a multi-layered city. Blue Guide New York forms the basis for study for accredited NYC tour g...

Every day people awake thinking they can do things their way. Maybe you were on the right path with God, and you turned away. Suddenly things that were once going well now are going downhill. Those who were your so-called friends have turned their backs on you. Why? Because you lost everything when you placed someone or something ahead of God. This includes your family. I encourage people to write. I have found it to be a form of therapy. A way to express myself out loud. This book represe...

Stoke the campfire and get ready for some chills and goosebumps when you open this paranormal addition to the award-winning Bethlehem Writers Group's "Sweet, Funny, and Strange" anthologies.Among our twenty-seven stories, we bring you Jeff Baird's "Bailey's Mountain" which shows a romp with man's best friend through Mother Nature morph into a visit to the supernatural. Dianna Sinovic's "Point of View" describes a mysterious shifting painting and its sinister effects on its new owne...

In the spirit of Eat, Pray, Love, Carol Wright Folbre’s story is of a young suburban Texas woman’s path to self-discovery in the early 1980s. Newly married, she embarked with her husband on a journey that morphed into an eighteen-month reassessment and discovery of her core skills, values, and presumptions.Folbre’s travels across India, Nepal, China, and Russia were replete with challenge and adventure. Travel by foot, plane, passenger and industrial rail,...

Dare you read our latestSweet, Funny, and Strange® Anthology?The Bethlehem Writers Group is pleased to present this collection of tales of mystery and intrigue—the latest in its award-winning series of Sweet, Funny, and Strange® anthologies. From classic whodunnits to tales of the unexplained, each of the twenty-three stories contained herein have an element of mystery that will keep you guessing and wanting to read just o...

Yearning for a tantalizing tale?Whatever your taste, this collection of food-related stories from the multiple award-winning Bethlehem Writers Group has all the ingredients to satisfy your reading palate. Our menu includes twenty-seven appetizing stories, from light fare and sides of fantasy to sweet romance and savory bites of mystery.

A recipe for disaster: take one total solar eclipse, add two dozen spine-chilling mysteries, and shake the reader until the world ends in Day of the Dark!INTRODUCTION, by Kaye GeorgeDARK SIDE OF THE LIGHT, by Carol L. WrightCHASING THE MOON, by Leslie WheelerTHE PATH OF TOTALITY, by Katherine TomlinsonBLOOD MOON, by Paul D. MarksTORGNYR THE BASTARD, by Suzanne Berube RorhusAN ECLIPSE OF HEARTS, by Dee McKinneyTHE BAKER�S BOY, by Nupu...

The award-winning "Sweet, Funny, and Strange" series of anthologies from the Bethlehem Writers Group, continues with this collection of twenty-five tales about real, legendary, or imaginary animals. From snakes to ducks to unicorns, there are tales here to match any mood, provide a chuckle, or warm a heart.Among our tales, Peter Barbour recounts a legend in "Why Bats Live in Caves,'' Jerome W. McFadden asks the question of what animal to choose to be in "Recycled,'' A. E. Decker sh...

There are seven levels in heaven, seven levels on Earth and seven levels (steps) we all must go through before we can go home to heaven. When you know your loved one is alive in heaven and you can talk and even see them from time to time, it makes living a lot easier. Your spirit visits them while you sleep. Each of us retains our past lives in our own orb. Yes, we all have a purpose to live.

This book offers both a philosophical and sociological model for understanding the constitution of identity in general, and black social identity in particular, without reverting to either a social or racial deterministic view of identity construction. Using a variant of structuration theory (phenomenological structuralism) this work, against contemporary postmodern and post-structural theories, seeks to offer a dialectical understanding of the constitution of black American and British li...

This book is an invitation to explore your leadership from the perspective of a coach – to become a Leader Coach. Coaching is the hottest topic in leadership today. But what does Leader Coaching look like? How do you develop your own Leader Coaching skills? How do you apply these skills in leading and coaching others? What are its possibilities for making change happen more effectively? These questions are answered in this thorough, innovative and engaging book. The authors are Leader Coac...