TO HELL AND BACKFor the U.S., Guadalcanal was a bloody seven-month struggle under brutal conditions against crack Japanese troops deeply entrenched and determined to fight to the death. For Charles Walker, this horrific jungle battle–one that claimed the lives of 1,600 Americans and more than 23,000 Japanese–was just the beginning. On the eve of battle, 2nd Lt. Walker was ordered back to the States for medical reasons. But there was a war to be won, and he had no intention of missi...

Are you a newcomer to computer programming?Do you want to learn a simple programming language that will get you started?Python could be the one for you!Computers are amazing tools that we would find it hard to live without since they have become a feature in almost every home. Many people, however, struggle with anything that is slightly complex and when it comes to computer programming, most would admit to being completely lost by even the thought of trying it....

This book explores the changing nature of growing-up working-class in post-Soviet Russia, a country dislocated by the experience of neo-liberal economic reform. Based on extensive ethnographic research in a provincial Russian region, it follows the experiences of vocational education graduates whose colleges continue to channel them into the ailing industrial and agricultural sectors. Rather than settling for transitions into ‘poor work’, the book shows how these young men and women develo...

On a mission to the Czech Carpathian Mountains,to investigate rumors of vampire activity. Carl meets Alexi, his homophobic translator. they visit the bucolic valley where they fall in love with the people still living in the 14th Century. They eventually discover their love for each other, and are determined to free the beleagured valley from the terror of Vlad and his 2-demons. First they must help them economically.

If anyone has proof, it’s Charles Walker: God can work miracles through faith.God Prevails is the true story of a man trying his hardest to run from God and how God never gives up pursuing his child. Walker’sautobiographical account resonates with raw memories of a young Christian who meets God, only to turn away from him, and then finds his way back through struggles and hardship.This honest narrative is based firmly in Scripture, interwoven with stories from the Bible of ...

This memoir by painter Francis Bicknell Carpenter includes observations he made during his time at the White House from February-July 1864, while painting Abraham Lincoln's portrait. We see him in this book of Mr, Carpenter’s to that advantage which perfect unaffectedness and sincerity can never lose. During the time that Mr. Carpenter was making studies for his picture of the President signing the Emancipation Proclamation, he was in daily contact with him,—saw him in consultation with hi...

"The Biter Bit" is a humorous short story by British writer Wilkie Collins. Originally published as "Who is the Thief?" in the April 1858 issue of The Atlantic Monthly, it was retitled and published with nine other short stories in the 1859 book, The Queen of Hearts. The tale is told in epistolary form, recounting a comedy of errors involving a young wannabe police detective -- with an exaggerated sense of his own investigatory skills -- and a minor theft of banknotes. Can you spot the gui...

If You’re Looking for Enthralling, Magical Fairy Tales to Help Your Child Relax and Find Comfort at Night, Then Keep Reading!Are you looking for a great bedtime routine for your child that will help them wind down after a hectic day of school and play?Do you want to cultivate your child’s creativity and sense of wonder using some of the great classics of our time?Who doesn’t?!Every parent wants two things for their children: One is to live richer, more imaginative lives; the other is to ge...

In "Old Flies in New Dresses," Charles Edward Walker masterfully blends irony and sharp social commentary, creating a compelling narrative that challenges societal norms. Walker intricately explores the themes of identity and adaptability, employing a satirical literary style reminiscent of the classic picaresque novel. Through richly drawn characters and an engaging, episodic structure, the book delves into the complexities of modern existence, suggesting that while the external circumsta...

If you’re looking for enthralling, magical fairy tales to help your child relax and find comfort at night, then keep reading!Are you looking for a great bedtime routine for your child that will help them wind down after a hectic day of school and play?Do you want to cultivate your child’s creativity and sense of wonder using some of the great classics of our time?Every parent wants two things for their children: One is to live riche...

Charles Walker examines the largest rebellion in the history of Spain's American empire, led by Latin America's most iconic revolutionary, Tupac Amaru, and his wife. It began in 1780 as a multiclass alliance against European-born usurpers but degenerated into a vicious caste war, leaving a legacy that still influences South American politics today.

In "Steel: The Diary of a Furnace Worker," Charles R. Walker crafts a poignant narrative that immerses readers in the grueling yet pivotal world of steel production during the early 20th century. Through the lens of a fictional diary, Walker eloquently captures the visceral experience of a furnace worker, illuminating the physical and emotional toll of industrial labor. The literary style reflects a blend of rich descriptive prose and raw, unfiltered observations, evoking the grit and urge...