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Arts | Transitions: 994 | Date: 2016-04-20

It's been one hundred and sixty years since the Confederacy won its independence at the Battle of Altamaha Crossing. Slaves of African descent still perform most of the work in the South. This seems normal to Ryan Walters and his friends who attend high school in Huntsville, Alabama. Like teens everywhere, they enjoy sharing videos, playing sports, and hanging out with friends.

Jaybird's Drive-In is a favorite gathering place for the teenagers. There, they befriend Mish, a slave girl who works as a server. When the drive-in’s owner sells Mish to a dirty old man, Ryan and his friends awaken to the injustice around them. Despite the danger, they decide to help Mish escape. Will they succeed?

An early reader said Crossing Day "is like a combination of Huckleberry Finn, Moby Dick, and The Hunger Games." Another reader called it, "an action-packed thriller."

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"‘Crossing Day’ is a gripping thriller that paints a chillingly plausible picture of a modern South still shackled by its past. The author’s vivid world-building and the stark parallels drawn to our own society underscore the vigilance needed to protect democracy." - Amazon.com

"This thought-provoking story lingers in our minds, challenging us to consider the paths not taken and the future we wish to forge." - Amazon.com

"We bought this book after meeting the author at a market on Edisto Island. We greatly enjoyed the book. It’s an interesting read and thought provoking." - Amazon.com

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 59 | Date: 2024-08-26

"Caging Honour: Breaking the Chains of Silence" stands as a pivotal novel in the realms of social justice, cultural conflict, and the harrowing realities of honour killing, masterfully weaving together the complexities of multicultural drama with the profound depth of social justice themes. This groundbreaking narrative is not just a piece of literature but a clarion call to challenge entrenched societal norms and ignite critical discourse on justice, equality, and freedom in a world often shackled by oppressive honour codes and the silencing of dissenting voices.

At the novel's heart, readers are introduced to a cast of defiant characters who courageously stand against the status quo, illuminating the dark corners of societal prejudices with their bravery. Eleanor, a tenacious legal advocate, emerges as a dynamic female lead, tirelessly fighting for the rights of those marginalized by the brutal practices of honour killings and embodying the essence of humanitarian literature. Layla, a passionate grassroots activist, and Farida, an astute intellectual, delve into the transformative power of activism and dialogue to address and challenge the cultural underpinnings of honour-related violence.

Nadia and Arif's journeys of struggle and redemption offer a poignant reflection on the universal theme of coming of age, set against the stark backdrop of societies where honour killings remain a grim reality. Their stories resonate with readers across diverse backgrounds, providing a window into the lives affected by this form of systemic discrimination.

Set against a dystopian backdrop that mirrors too many real-world settings, "Caging Honour" offers a profound exploration of the oppressive nature of rigid honour codes, delving deep into the tragedy of honour killings with sensitivity and insight. It acts as a catalyst for change, inviting readers to partake in an emotionally charged and intellectually provocative journey. This novel is a testament to the enduring quest for fairness and dignity, marking it as an essential read for those captivated by stories of resilience and resistance against the horrors of honour killings and social injustices.

As readers embark on this emotional odyssey, they are guaranteed to be enthralled by the novel's heart-wrenching narratives and thought-provoking insights. "Caging Honour" transcends the conventional reading experience, offering an immersive journey to captivate thoughts and ignite a call to action. It is an indispensable resource for activists, scholars, or anyone keen on delving into the complexities of honour killings, social justice, and societal transformation, providing a compelling tapestry of stories and insights that linger long after the final page is turned.

In essence, "Caging Honour" mirrors the diverse soul of our global society, confronting the chilling reality of honour killings with courage and compassion. It not only entertains but enlightens and inspires a deeper understanding of the world, inviting every reader to a realm where empathy and understanding orchestrate a symphony of change for a more equitable and gentle world.

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Education/Community/How To's | Transitions: 253 | Date: 2024-03-27

“Hey Beautiful Soul” is a collection of contemporary poetry and quotes that discuss topics ranging from heartbreak, depression, anxiety, death, addiction and love. This book is written for those wishing to find their self worth in a world so bent on shaking that. Alexis Tolkkinen wrote this book to help others feel less alone through struggles and daily issues. From the writer of “Magic & Wildflowers”.

Customer reviews

"Absolutely beautiful! I adored these poems. Thought provoking and beautiful. I especially loved For the child gone too soon! Powerful." Amazon.com

"Loved it! Quick read. Thought provoking and meaningful. I loved your poem about comparing a rose to a marigold the most. Thanks for taking the time to write your book." Amazon.com

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eBooks | Transitions: 256 | Date: 2023-02-04

Welcome to Chistell Publishing
Providing Entertaining And Thought Provoking Reading

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Bestselling African American Books Written That Empower Women Readers, Novels by Atlanta Author Denise Turney.

Denise Turney is a masterful African American storyteller. Passion for books, including thrillers, mystery and inspirational novels, has been at the core of Denise's world since she was a little girl. Back then, mysteries were Denise's favorite reading choices. Over the years, this reading and books love has expanded and evolved across other genres and entered into the realm of novel writing.

Denise Turney has more than 40 years writing experience. She is a columnist at New Citizens Press, one of the largest cultural newspapers in the United States.

Today, Denise Turney is the author of several powerful African American novels and women books, including Love Pour Over Me, Portia, Love Has Many Faces, Spiral, Gada's Glory, Gregory The Lionhearted, Long Walk Up, Rosetta The Talent Show Queen and Awaken Blessings of Inner Love. Denise Turney is also a two-time Navy Achievement Medal winner, freelancer, Gregory's "Mom" and radio talk show host.

Chistell Publishing supports story development, empowering novels, great book prices and engaging fiction, especially page-turning novels.

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eBooks | Transitions: 282 | Date: 2022-07-15

EDEN THRIVES WITHIN is a collection of awakening poetry from award-winning Inspirational Spiritual author J.M. Harrison. Sharing the oneness uncovered beyond the everyday mind, these easy to read poems of enlightenment encompass the sacred, the sublime, the everyday and the humorous. Whether you're just starting out on your spiritual path, or a well-traveled soul, you will find nourishment and inspiration in these illuminating poems.

Imagine an enlightening collection of poems, original and fresh with echoes of Eckhart Tolle, Sufi poet Rumi and English mystic William Blake. This is real nourishment for the soul.

"The spontaneity of thoughts, phrased poetically, offers access to Harrison’s invitation to find core – a journey most welcome, especially now. Very highly recommended." ~ Grady Harp - Amazon Hall of Fame Reviewer

“A collection of poems that inspire, engage and will undoubtedly influence, a collection for these modern times, a collection that is moulded by a poet who knows what is most important: mind, body and soul.”
~ Rhys Milsom (Amnesia - A Collection of Poetry by Rhys Milsom).

“In these poems you can find life's search for peace expressed in the nicest simplicity.”
- Amazon Reviewer

"I will treasure this beautiful book of poetry, a mixture of profound, inspiring and enlightening poems that point in the direction of the stillness within. A lovely book to dip in and out of or use for meditation and contemplation."
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Healing | Transitions: 287 | Date: 2022-07-01

In the late summer of 1630, 23-year old Li Bing writes the provincial level imperial examinations, the first step towards entering the Chinese civil service. He is tormented by a dream of 18 cranes, and as he awaits his exam results he seeks out insights from those around him to help him understand his dream. In the end, he learns more than he imagined.

Customer reviews

"The book left me wanting more, a symbol of a great story, and I am excited to see where the rest of this series brings me." Amazon.com

"18 Cranes: Kaifeng Chronicles Book One by Robert Campbell is a short but exceptional historical fiction novel." Amazon.com

"The book was not only a very relaxing and enjoyable read, but it also provided me with a look into a very interesting and little understood culture. I was delighted to learn about the formal education system in ancient China. This was communicated amidst a blossoming romantic relationship between two young spirits, both with challenges to overcome." Amazon.com

"Excellent book! Looking forward to reading the next one!" Amazon.com

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eBooks | Transitions: 282 | Date: 2022-05-30

Think you're living in an environmental dystopia?
Wait until we start thawing a frozen planet with pig farts.

That's where the story begins and it doesn't get any less wild. At once ridiculous and chilling, rising surrealist talent Freddy F. Fonseca explores the dark, porky underbelly beneath humanity's seemingly ever-more-virtuous race toward sustainability - and the genius puppet-masters who watch our feeble bamboo-straw-buying attempts and smile, while flattening another rainforest.

Oh yeah, and there's our hero. The last remaining pig on Earth just happened to be blessed with superpowers. Which he would use to avenge the extermination of his species, were he not to get tangled up in an all-too-human web of greed, lust, and indifference.

The anarchic and ambitious Heart of Swine has breath-taking scope and a wry, not totally resigned smile. It incautiously pulls away the covers to reveal how half-assed humanity's efforts to clean up after itself have been. It's funny and coarse, sure, but the writer is deadly serious. The epic failures we continue to see around the world on a personal and political level are taken to frightening lengths. And reading Heart of Swine is like a Rorschach test for one's outlook on the future - although it's hard to think, especially after finishing this book, that everything's going to be just fine.

Customer reviews

"Really enjoyed reading Heart of swine. It's an eye-opening experience towards our contemporary society. Written in a great literary work exposing our societies vices and follies." Amazon.com

"Exaggerated and yet so believable. Themes and characters are great and reflect much of the modern concerns. I particularly liked the commentary, so hard and honest. The narrative is fluid and makes me never want to stop reading it." Amazon.com

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eBooks | Transitions: 358 | Date: 2021-10-07

When the fate of the tribe rests on your shoulders alone, would you be able to overcome the odds and save everyone from certain doom? Find out in this thrilling historical fiction romance!

The Cherokee are one of the oldest and most mystical of the indigenous people of North America. They have a rich history and culture that span hundreds of years, full of spirituality and wonder... but also tragedy.

This fictional novel tells the story of the life of White Moon, the daughter of the mystical Shaman and Cherokee Chief. Born during the vicious slaughter of her tribe, she was taken captive as a baby by the evil Captain Harold, in order to exchange her for the Cherokee Gold in the future.

White Moon has always been special, ever since she was born. But it is only now that the tribe realize that the fate of the Cherokee people rests solely on her shoulders. They will do anything to get her back… anything.

The future looks unclear not only for White Moon, but also for her people. Her heart was only ever set on returning to her tribe to learn to become a warrior and lead her people. But that future seems impossible.

Will White Moon be able to escape and save her tribe, or will her captor doom them all?

When The Angels Say Amen is a gripping historical fiction romance that will take you on a journey of love, loss and destiny. This enlightening book describes The Cherokee’s gratitude to the Great Spirit for their knowledge, love and in-depth understanding of Mother Nature.

Follow White Moon as she has to face the most difficult challenge of her life that will ultimately decide the fate of her tribe forever. This fictional novel tells a spellbinding story that was revealed to the author in her dreams.

Revel in this emotionally packed story, full of unexpected twists and turns and join White Moon on the journey of a lifetime.

Customer reviews

"Insightful book with a spiritual message. A worthwhile read, strongly recommended." Amazon.com

"I loved this wonderful book. The book is a big surprise! I would like to recommend it for all to read. Congratulations Vera Lucia Lima it is a wonderful book." Amazon.com

"It’s an spiritual journey! I love all the messages behind this book! I couldn’t stop reading it!!! I recommend this book!" Amazon.com

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eBooks | Transitions: 442 | Date: 2021-05-25

The safest way to view the Middle East in general and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in particular, is from an airplane window during a landing approach.

Once out of the plane, you no longer have the confines of the cockpit to isolate your senses. Depending on the weather and time of the year, you immediately feel the searing heat on your skin, the blinding glare of the sun reflected from the ground hits your eyes, and the sweetish smell of petroleum permeating in the air greets your nose. But as soon as you overcome the initial shocks, you will begin to feast on the opulent sights in the modern miracle in the desert. Millions of international brain and brawn labored many years to build, develop, and maintain the multimillion-dollar modern structures and facilities in Saudi Arabia. When the Kingdom came into the windfall of petroleum dollars, its tiny population can never cope with the vast modernization plan of the government calling for super large building projects. The only solution is to import millions of brilliant minds and muscles to execute magnificent dreams into reality. The ultra-religious Kingdom has always maintained a preference for fellow Muslims like Egypt, Sudan, Syria, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Indonesia, and Bangladesh but also graciously opened its doors to hardworking non-Muslims. Workers from Europe, the USA, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, India, Japan, and China flooded the country. The multinational talents are a huge blessing to the Kingdom, spurring its development into dizzying heights. The whole situation has also developed into a mutually beneficial activity because the Kingdom has ultimately provided precious income to the millions of its workers. It has shared its blessings.

This book is only a microcosm of the much larger picture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its heroic workers!

"Insightful. This is an honest description of the life of a Filipino worker as experienced by the author. It is insightful of the adversities that most Filipino workers have to overcome specially those on foreign assignments specifically in Saudi Arabia. The sacrifice needed in the noble pursuit of better wages to support their families is palpable. The book is a testament to the human spirit of perseverance and resilience. Written in easy to read style - highly recommended - GeneA" Amazon.com

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Business/Finances | Transitions: 275 | Date: 2021-03-28

A Fantasy Thriller sets in Vietnamese Culture.
A brand new, relatively unexplored culture; A new breath of fresh air in an old genre.

Vũ Thanh is a typical girl, smart and cynical, born and raised in the countryside of Vietnam. Ever since the Government opened an industrial park near her village, things have been changing, for better and for worse. For Vũ Thanh, however, it has mostly been "for worse"...

Nearly two years ago, she left her village to go to University in the big city. Now, she's returning to celebrate Lunar New Year with her family.

On the bus, the young girl met Điền Mục, a weirdo whom she suspected of being a con man but couldn't quite decide for sure.

As she found her way home, Vũ Thanh found her village not quite what she remembered, and Điền Mục, the peculiar young man from the bus, seemed to be right at the center of everything.

Is he truly who he said he was and there to help her? Or is he actually the mastermind behind it all?

Will Vũ Thanh trust the right person, or will she end up paying the ultimate price for her cynicism? Find out by joining Vũ Thanh on her thrilling adventure as she dives headfirst into a land full of myths, curses, spirits, and black magic!!!

This book is the first installment of the Half-Alive Series, and a Fantasy Thriller in genre. As such, it contains some violence, gore, as well as disturbing elements taken from Vietnamese (and perhaps other Asian) culture, folklore, and fairytales. Reader discretion is advised.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 288 | Date: 2021-02-26

Princess Cristina Trivulzio Belgiojoso is a forgotten figure of the Italian Revolution.

Born into a family of nobility, Belgiojoso learned at a young age what
foreigners interested in ruling the Italian States could be like.
She spent the rest of her life dedicated to uniting her home country and ousting those foreigners
who only brought harm and discord to the country.
After a failed marriage to a prince and being banished to live in Paris,
Belgiojoso met many key players in the French Government, helping to further her cause.
Her social circles were ones that everyone desired to be part of.
When Belgiojoso becomes a mother, with no father to help her, she still works toward her goal of
a unified country, raising her daughter to understand the importance of her heritage.
 
Will she have to choose between being a mother or being a patriot?

"I inhaled this book. It held my attention to the very end. The writing was
excellent and I felt like I was there."
Hannah

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Literature | Transitions: 415 | Date: 2021-02-14

This story is about a man named Rachav Lapertice who is on the journey of a lifetime.

He is a handsome white male in the 1820’s, who despises slavery and he is going to use his white privilege and money to right a huge wrong. But once he starts down this road, he finds out that it is way more difficult than he ever could have imagined. Not only does he have to fight with the owners of the slaves but also the people he would least expect. The road he travels has many twists and turns, but for him it is all worth it. Rachav is a strong-minded man and learns to roll with the punches or does he.

Come take the ride of your life and find out if Rachav can make the change that was 400 years in the making.

Customer reviews

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Literature | Transitions: 406 | Date: 2021-02-11

Everyone was left with a choice. You can either stay or go. One path is simple, and the other is only taken by the bravest souls. Which would you take?

Jean-Jacques and his brother Emmanuel were born under a veil of mystery. Their mother, Valerie, had done everything in her power to ensure that her children stayed on a straight and narrow path free of trouble and individuality. That is until Jean-Jacques longing and curiosity get the better of him after he uncovers his family's hidden secret. He must then decide if he will be a sheep and follow the herd, or be a goat and forge his own path into the darkness. Does he have the courage to walk the road less traveled, or will he remain on the path that's already been paved for him?

The Wandering Sheep tells the mystical story of self-discovery and how sometimes we must wander to find our place in the world. This intriguing tale about destiny, fate, and courage is a modern twist on a classic African-American folktale that will change the way you view your world.

Discover Jean-Jacques's ultimate path, and if it will lead him to the life he's always wanted in The Wandering Sheep!

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eBooks | Transitions: 300 | Date: 2021-02-04

If you've ever found yourself lying awake at 3 a.m., this pocketful of poetry will appeal.

Thoughts in the early hours can be so insightful and fleeting, and Lieselle navigates her way through the gap between awake and sleep with poise and proficiency.

LIESELLE DAVIDSON is a writer and poet. Deeply intuitive, she has facilitated workshops on meditation, finding and fulfilling life purpose, and enhancing and applying inherent intuition.

Lieselle has a penchant for prose and a deep-seated desire to see people fulfill their creative potential and heart's desires.

This collection dips into the space between awake and sleep; when words are lovingly captured before they disappear in the morning light.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 347 | Date: 2020-11-06

Poetry is not some esoteric or arcane talent. It is found in the correspondence of life and language; it is the unity of spirituality and logic. Poetry is simply the everyday gossip of the heart. With that being said, let's have a heart-to-heart conversation.
-J. L. Bryant

Beautiful Chaos is a collection of poetry and verses by James L Bryant. The collection depicts the evolving emotions and perspectives of the author throughout his life. Love, race, spirituality, acceptance, and faith are prevalent themes.

What our readers say

"THE BEST POETRY BOOK OF 2020! The perfect journey in poetry through the mind, heart, and soul!" Amazon.com

"I really loved this collection of poetry. In fact, I flew through it! J. L. Bryant writes about a variety of his life experiences including finding love, spirituality, acceptance, discovery, disappointment and race. He touches on every emotion and leaves the reader pondering their own lives in this highly relatable collaboration. I highly recommend." Amazon.com

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 434 | Date: 2020-04-25

"Great book. Inspiring and full of hope that no matter how far down and out we may be, God sits high, He sees and hears our every groan." Amazon.com

"Eddie Donnally's story is a must-read for anyone who's ever hit bottom and thought all hope was lost." Amazon.com

Eddie Donnally has lived a most unusual life.

He is the only professional horse jockey to have won an Eclipse Award for Newspaper Writing and one who has been a television show producer, racing show host, certified fund raiser, ordained minister and hospital and hospice chaplain.

A jockey for 19-years, he rode in over 10,000 races at 54 tracks, winning an estimated 1,200.

He was once indicted for sports bribery after a botched race fixed by Boston’s infamous Winter Hill Gang, whose leader Whitey Bulger was convicted of killing 11 persons. He lived for a time between the FBI who wanted him to testify against gang members and the gang who threatened to kill him.

He shares his life as a checkered jockey, his sibling sexual trauma and battles with a crack cocaine addiction and same sex promiscuity, and the supernatural jail cell miracle in 1996 that put him in full time ministry since.

Eddie Donnally is a frequent speaker in churches, recovery conferences, rehab centers, and prisons.

His bio, "Ride the White Horse: A Checkered Jockeys Story of Racing Rage and Redemption," has sold some 6,000 copies and has 40 four or five star reviews on Amazon.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 454 | Date: 2020-02-14

Standing for Poetic Expressions of Pain, Pleasure and Exotic Realities,
PEPPER Poetry is a collection of poems designed to
entertain the senses and imaginations of women across the world.

Using intense metaphors and provocative rhymes,
PEPPER entices the attention and chemical reactions of women and their curious minds.

While reading PEPPER, feel free to explore the deeper meanings of each poem and scenario,
allowing yourself to escape into a world of joy, wonder and pleasure.

"Amazing!!!! Love your poetry!!! I cannot wait until volume 2 is published!!" Amazon.com

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 453 | Date: 2020-01-25

This book examines what exactly the Jim Crow laws were, why they were established and more importantly,
how these outdated laws have cast a lingering effect on the black race in America as we attempt to progress in this country.

The author then covers a list of different topics that we, as a people, struggle with,
the origins of these issues, and explore possible solutions we could implement in order to move past them.

His desire is that you reflect on those areas that hit home for you in his book,
hoping that a positive change can take place ultimately resulting in unity,
prosperity, and growth for all African-Americans.

"How well this insightful, real and true book is to our culture. I absolutely love this book! The information you give, backed up by facts. I feel it would help so many who are lost. Beautiful job!" Amazon.com

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 521 | Date: 2020-01-21

From the author of "Live, Love, Conquer"

We have all been to that point in our lives where we feel stuck,
unable to move forward the way that we want to.

This causes us to get discouraged, and our hope and faith falter as a result.

In this collection, filled with inspiring and uplifting words,
S.P. Burrell encourages readers to embrace the power of prayer and
positivity in order to recognize that when God is in control,
better is always coming, no matter the circumstance.

This book will help you to see God in a different light,
to see Him as the solution for any negative situation you are in.
Embrace your hope in the Lord, don't let your circumstances
discourage you and shatter your faith.
Believe and declare over your life that better is coming,
God's favor is imminent, and that your true destiny awaits you!

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 413 | Date: 2019-11-27

"Every grown woman, regardless of background or circumstance, can find some of her own stories within the pages of this book. This poetry is undeniably therapeutic for the woman who has seen a lot and done a lot." amazon.com

J. Autherine’s inaugural collection of poems and inspiration is a love offering to strong, vulnerable, badass women who lead with their hearts, love deeply and sometimes fall hard.  

Wild Heart, Peaceful Soul is a deep, gritty, raw look at the thrill of loving unconditionally, as well as the mental and physical toll that it takes when peace and harmony are lost in the process.   
The author draws inspirations from her own journey spanning 30 years, and also dives deeply into the vulnerable hearts of women globally, including her experience growing up in Jamaica. 
She captures the pain and struggle of women who love deeply and pour into others without first filling their own jars.   
A reoccurring theme is reclaiming your heart in order to live and love harmoniously.  
Chapter 1, Wild Heart, takes the reader on a journey of self discovery — being an empath in a sometimes harsh world, feeling broken after losing love, not feeling good enough to be loved, facing rejection and abandonment, and navigating life with a heart that just wants to love unconditionally. 
The second chapter, Peaceful Soul, is an empowering meditation on the peace that comes with reclaiming your heart — finding strength in the love and support of sister friends, practicing self-love while responsibly loving others, and finding joy in loving those that are worthy of our love. 

Wild Heart, Peaceful Soul is a patchwork of vulnerability, truth and empowerment for everyone who loves deeply.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 493 | Date: 2019-04-08

The book contains easy simple steps which help anyone start writing now. 
It will answer your question on how to write a book? 
It will help you in any level to start writing your book now. 
It will give you the proper guidance to star writing books today and share your thoughts and knowledge.

Discover the best subjects to write about
✓ Learn more about the process of writing
✓ Learn how to write well 
✓ Learn how to get some comments before you publish your book

This book will encourage you to be a writer!

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 389 | Date: 2019-02-13

"The book was well written and very enjoyable. You can learn a lot about Alaska Native cultures in Southeast Alaska from this book." amazon.com
"I bought this book because I know the author. I love to read about our history of the Tlingit people. Great book." amazon.com

Clayton’s biggest fear becomes his realty. He sees his culture fading like autumn leaves falling to the earth with no hope of rejuvenating itself like it does when spring arrives and everything starts its journey all over again.

Elizabeth, Clayton’s daughter and mother of Jonathon and Richard, is married to Sakarja Skovdahl, who drinks a lot and frequently beats her. She eventually leaves him and moves in with her parents. Clayton takes on the father role for the boys by teaching them how to fish, speak Tlingit, and sing and dance.

When Jonathon goes off to school, Clayton is proud because he knows an education will prove beneficial in addition to his time-honored teachings. Little does he know Jonathan will be punished for speaking the native tongue. When Jonathon returns for the summer to help his grandfather at fish camp, Clayton is surprised when Jonathan no longer has a desire to speak his own language. After explicit orders from his grandfather not to use the motors for fishing, Jonathon uses them anyway.

Cedric Moore moves to Dry Bay looking for work. He fights inner demons that haunt him because of his war experiences. Despite his inner battles, Cedric does good deeds and he likes the Tlingit culture and people. After helping one of her sons, he forms a relationship with Elizabeth, who he passionately loves

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 472 | Date: 2019-01-30

"Great page-turner. This debut novel of Neil Perry Gordon’s certainly makes for a compelling read." amazon.com
"OMG!!! Neil!!!! I just finished the book!! I am in shock...and awe!!! Completely blown away by your writing!!" amazon.com

A Cobbler’s Tale is an adventure story about Pincus Potasznik, a second-generation Jewish cobbler, born in a small shtetl in the province of Galicia, part of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. 

In 1910, at the historic height of the massive Eastern European immigration wave to the New World, Pincus decides to leave behind his pregnant wife, and three small children, in order to seek a new life for his family in the burgeoning Lower East Side of Manhattan. On his traumatic voyage across the Atlantic Ocean on the SS Amerika steamship, Pincus meets Jakob Adler, a young man running from an accidental murder of a notorious crime boss in Warsaw. 

The story also explores the challenges of pregnant Clara Potasznik as she does her best to protect her family, while the bloodiest battles of World War I explode within miles of her family home, a small village called Krzywcza. Moshe, the young son of Pincus and Clara Potasznik, discovers his divine ability to foretell dire events, and to offer real comfort those in pain, taking the reader into the wisdom and mystery surrounding the ancient Jewish mysticism, known as Kabbalah. 

A Cobbler’s Tale is a story of a family’s survival against tremendous odds.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 458 | Date: 2018-12-23

The balance doesn't only affect us spiritually, it affects us in all aspects of life and also in our economy and politics.

"A must read for everyone. Excellent book. Fantastic read, very eye opening with a fresh perspective. Given the current political and spiritual climate globally this could not have come at a better time. So many interesting topics are covered in a manner that feels new but with a sense of wisdom that is timeless." amazon.com

Followed my Star (Volume 3) is the book of all the solutions provided throughout the storyline. It explains a new age philosophy towards world peace. How the universe and our world works. 

It takes you into a place of self-exploration and the desire of finding yourself with answers. You will finally figure out yourself and the world around you by reading this book. 

Warning: This book is a different type of approach to world peace. It uses at times a bold tone, because the reality we live in is not pretty at all times.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 488 | Date: 2018-11-16

The African Piper of Harlem involves a family of Nigerian descent and how they deal with living in Harlem, New York. 

"As always, Zeena Nackerdien brings her unique perspective on American life. Her penetrating yet gentle critique enables all readers, regardless of their background or experience, to empathize with her characters and the trials they face. An absorbing read and excellent way to spend an afternoon!" amazon.com
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Neither fish nor fowl, every immigrant threads the needle between being one of "us" versus one of "them." The plot is both a fantasy and an exercise in exploring ways in which recent African immigrants and African-Americans recognize and embrace each other's cultural differences.

In Harlem, the mecca of black America, immigrants of every complexion live side by side with the descendants of slaves. The story begins with a description of how bullies belittle the twins, Bilal and Nawaal, who are of Nigerian descent. Grandpa Abram and their mother, Ola, do not know how to help the children. 

Out of nowhere, a mysterious figure, Abekepi appears, and this fantastic piper offers to rid the neighborhood of bullies for a crazy reward. What follows is an intriguing, and sometimes unsettling, weaving of social themes, in which a supernatural being intervenes to turn the struggles of a single mother and her twins into triumph.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 538 | Date: 2018-09-29

Everything that we hear surrounding motherhood portrays a beautiful, nurturing, and a powerful bond that cannot be broken by any human being, or length of time. Nonetheless, this idealism is not the case for all mothers.
From her earliest memories at four years old, Callie Flinn began to notice that her mother differed greatly from the others around her.
Callie’s school friends had mums who were kind, warm, and selfless in nature, whereas Callie’s mother, Donna Flinn, was only able to mimic this behaviour in public. In private, Donna’s true and sinister identity would regularly emerge. Instead of providing care and an abundance of love for her daughter, Donna began to carry out wilful acts of spite, which included using violence, severe neglect, and intolerance towards her preschool child. Callie is parentified; she is used by her own mother and heavily burdened by Donna’s erratic and volatile emotional outbursts. Callie is unable to process the world around her and therefore, she begins to feel unsafe on a daily basis; Callie lives, day to day; in flight mode. She does not receive comfort from her mother; however, the expectation is for her, a small child, to provide this for Donna. Slowly, Callie begins to hear the same message repeated loud and clear, that her feelings do not matter and that she is to put the needs of everyone else around her first.
The situation would only become worst for Callie, as her mother and father split and Donna begins a new relationship with Allan.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 448 | Date: 2018-07-24

The Stories of Resilience, Courage, and Spiritual Transformation is a compilation of student essays written by Puerto Rican students who fled Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and moved into the arms of St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. The narratives captured in this book accurately chronicle the impact this natural disaster had on their lives. These are stories of survival shared by a courageous and resilient group of young adults.

Each student describes the devastation they experienced – days without food, water, gas and the means to communicate. Each one expressed the apprehension they felt about leaving their families and loved ones. For some, this would be the first time venturing out on their own. 

Reading these essays will move you to experience a diversity of emotions. Each student will take you on a journey; one filled with uncertainty, fear, anxiety, courage, resilience, and hope for a better future.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 525 | Date: 2018-04-22

My Conception

True story
My grandmother sent my mother to buy a stick of butter. On her way some young boys were standing around, and one boy said I like you and started walking down the road. After that she returned home with the butter and in nine months I was born.
Back in the 40’s & 50’s, young girls had sex with a boy over and over without using condom and in nine months a baby is born. During that time, mothers’ were too young to take care of the baby and the family had to raise the baby, and this is the same thing that happened to my mother; she had two daughters before she got married. 
The same things are going on today with young people, and so many babies are in Foster homes.
I learned we don’t know how we came into this world, but I thank God I am here. What a blessing to feel so special; I thank God, my mother and that young black man who is my father. My mother had a second child by the same young man. What happen and the reason she was born into this world? I guess to have a play mate. I know my Mother and Father loved me and my sister. 
Years later my mother got married and had many other children. As time passed I had 7 brothers and one more sister. I know my real mother loved us both, and I know God loves us all.

This is the story of a young black girl who grew up in Savannah, Georgia at the time of segregation. She moved to California to make a better life for herself. She talks about her battle with cancer, abuse and her love for the Lord. Frances is eighty-one years young and loving it.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 430 | Date: 2018-04-17

"This book was very well written. For those looking for historic/science fiction, Steve Sloane is an amazing writer. I highly recommend it." amazon.com

Late Victorian London, 1899. Seigfried Wallace, a lowly clerk at insurance company Radcliffe House, is invited by Mr. James Spall, a friend of his from upper management, to The Gaiety, a private gentlemen’s club in Knightsbridge for an evening’s social engagement. With reluctance, Seigfried accepts. Soon after, James disappears and Seigfried sets about trying to correlate the possibility of his friend’s absence, with the club. A second, and somewhat mysterious invite to a Christmas Eve gathering at the club draws Seigfried closer to the reasons for James’ disappearance, as well as engaging him in the club’s most secret purposes-those made privy to only its highest, distinguished members.

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Literature/Culture | Transitions: 470 | Date: 2018-03-09


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