If you are unemployed, you know firsthand that being without a job when you really want to work is one of the toughest challenges you have faced. This is your complete guidebook to help you live through the time you are unemployed and overcome the entanglements that may be holding you back from your next job. Once you begin to read this book, you will refer to it repeatedly for encouragement, advice, and support.You will discover frank and honest advice on what the real challenges a...

This is an illustrated children's book about a cat and a dog. It is meant to entertain but also enlighten children. It deals with prejudice, bullying, friendship, and making better choices in life. To be read to ages 6 and up. The Audio/Illustrated Youtube.com video is also available.

The Gulrathian Empire has sent it's finest battle cruiser to wipe out a small Earth colony. They were the deadliest warriors in the sector, giants by human standards, and this would be their first encounter with humans. They assumed it would be easy and quick, however, they made one error – They didn't know their enemy.This story is a homage to Alan Dean Foster's "With Friends Like These".

Sometimes, to destroy evil it takes something equally dark – a selective malevolence that will do what others will not, or cannot do.A supernatural hitman who's deadlier than a vampire, stalks the soul of Hitler that has been reborn in an alien thousands of light-years from Earth.Warning: graphic violence.

Captain Flak, Mezmo, and RetroBution are the local costumed heroes. They have no super powers, but provide super community services, as they like to call them. This night, before they go on street patrol, they will meet their biggest fan – an overly enthusiastic nine-year-old boy, who thinks they really have super powers.

Something hungry this way comes.Three friends spending a weekend at an isolated log cabin, soon find themselves in a desperate battle for their very lives. One of the men has a secret, a secret even more horrible than the thing hunting them.

A boy and his parents make regular rest stops on their way to the boy's grandparents. Over the course of several years, the boy learns about a maple tree, nature, and life. (Age 10+)

Sometimes, to destroy evil it takes something equally dark – a selective malevolence that will do what others will not, or can not do. Action/Graphic Violence.A supernatural hitman who's deadlier than a vampire, stalks the soul of Hitler that has been reborn in an alien thousands of light-years from Earth.Note: Use Online reading (HTML), and PDF download only. Other formats may not work.

Sometimes, to destroy evil it takes something equally dark – a selective malevolence that will do what others will not, or cannot do."I have had many names, from my earlier days in Mesopotamia to the present killing zones of Eastern Europe. For most of my existence I have lived as a warrior. Killing was my calling, and after all these millennia, I've become very efficient at it."Action/Graphic Violence.

We are not alone in the galaxy, but soon we will be.The greatest civilizations in the Galaxy are disappearing without a trace. The future history of our Galaxy has been irrevocably changed. This is the world Xin wakes up to. Xin, an alien probe of immense power has been buried in the Earth's crust for millions of years. Helping to release the science probe from its ancient tomb, it leads to one man's journey to the stars. This is their story.

Brad, a seagull, learns about sharing.A humorous story for ages 7 and up.

A lost, young rabbit hops into a tiny town and asks an old turtle for directions.A story for children ages 7 and older that teaches manners in a subtle and humorous way.My other children's ctories:• The Boy Who Loved a Tree• Cat Stories that Dogs Tell• The Tiny Town of Hèrrre