Hamid does not want his little blind sister, Kinza, to be sold to a beggar so he decides to rescue her. Together they escape from their mountain village to a town where there may be a new home for Kinza. But this is only the start of their adventures. An exciting story combining Christian truths written by the best selling author.

What happens when the sun takes a well-deserved vacation? Find out in Star Search, a humorous yet informative musical by Janet Gardner, arranged by Jay Althouse for unison and 2-part voices. Travel with the planets, played by your students, as they meet other planetary bodies in their quest to find their missing sun. Additional Stars, Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors make up an "all-star" cast. Blast off with this "light-filled" musical and learn some interesting facts about our solar system along the way! Recommended for grades three and up.

Star light, star bright, I love to tuck you in ant night; I wish I may, I wish I might, have the wish I wish tonight. Send your child off to magical dreams with these wonderful wishes every parent hopes are granted for their little one.Keywords:Re-Versed RhymesLexile: 760LGRL: J

He had a secret crush on her for ten years, married for three years, and for 13 whole years, he had given her the best years of his life. But even so, he couldn't even match up to a single hair on his heart! He tore her bones, tore her tendons, drank her blood. In the end, he had even forced her to stab him five times in front of him.

When Cassie and her best friend, Andrea, enter the Prestige Model Search, they do it just for kicks. But Andrea wins! And asks Cassie to go with her to New York. At first the trip is a lot of fun. Then things change--Andrea's attitude, for example. Suddenly she thinks Cassie is thing between a secretary and a slave; and suddenly she gets involved in things that will land her in BIG trouble. Now Cassie isn't so sure she can take care of herself, let alone anyone else! Ages 12-15

A biographical account that uses the author's abstract paintings to tell about his childhood in Budapest & his Holocaust death camp experiences.

A plaintive call for help from across the void of space draws the star Alberon’s attention, and incites it to compassionate assistance. But how does a star help something so far away from itself? Star Light, Star Bright is a 2,100 word scifi short story.

Dating. ? The struggles are real and the variables endless. Take a walk with me through over 32 years of dating that have brought me great laughter, lessons, realizations, and so many stories! Mindset is everything in all aspects of our lives, so why would dating be anything different? We all think that somehow things will magically happen; our life will change in an instant and move us like a bolt of lightning ? and sometimes that happens. Other times, the experiences can be simply hilarious! It's all in how we look at it! When I was around 18 years old, I started dating. I began a habit of making a journal entry after every first date I had. 236 dates later, I have one crazy journal! I have often described these experiences as obvious, yet unbelievable! These entries began as something therapeutic, and then turned into a book of knowledge, laughter, and wisdom.My philosophy is that every date is a "Good Date" or a "Good Story"-it's all good! After all, I like to keep things positive! -Denise Lizette

Sometimes the brightest stars need to come home... Henry Bright has a picture-perfect life as a rising star in the country rock scene-fortune, fame, and more lovers than he can shake a stick at. But something is missing. The glitz of Nashville is nothing more than glitter and tinfoil. Searching for authenticity in his life, he completes his DVM in veterinary medicine and returns to Wyoming. He takes a job as a vet at the Triple Star Ranch, hoping to find meaning and connection. He just didn't expect to find love. Trip Colton's wife died over thirty years ago and he figured that was it for love. But the moment he meets Henry, he can't get the younger man off his mind. The problem is, he's never been attracted to a man before and the realization throws him for a loop. Dating is hard at any age, but Trip's out of practice and wooing a man is completely different than wooing a woman. When Henry's former manager, Jordie, tracks him to Wyoming and begs the star to come back to the music biz, tensions damage the fragile connection between Henry and Trip. Jordie will do anything to convince Henry to return, even playing on his prejudices and hinting at Trip's infidelity. But when the bank keeps calling with alerts on Henry's accounts, he suspects there's more going on with Jordie than a simple comeback music tour. Ultimately, Henry must choose where his heart lies, and who to trust, before he loses more than his chance at love.

Like a seed which contains within it the blueprint of a perfect flower, each one of us has within ourselves a memory of our own perfect being. This book helps reader rediscover the vision that leads to perfection. In rediscovering it, a power is released which can make the individual a channel for the healing of others and of all humanity.

The return of Barlennan Dhrawn was a giant rockball, more than 3,000 times the mass of Earth. Perhaps a planet, perhaps a nearly dead star, the 17 billion square miles of mystery cried out for investigation. But its corrosive atmosphere and crushing gravity assured that no human would ever set foot on its surface. Those hardy, caterpillar-like Mesklinites, on the other hand, were ideally suited to explore Dhrawn, and their leader certainly knew a good deal when he saw one. So Barlennan, a shrewd sea captain if ever there was one, struck a sharp bargain with the Earthmen for his services in leading the expedition. But the humans might not have been so pleased with their side of the bargain, if they had known that Barlennan had plans of his own for Dhrawn . . . The stunning sequel to the classic SF novel Mission of Gravity.