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Michelle Janine Robinson's first novel, Color Me Grey challenges the concept that "there is no such thing as an original idea in writing a book, only the same concepts cleverly redone." Her novel is packed full of original concepts, not the least of which is the fact that the main character, Bridget Grey, gives birth to twins that happen to have two different fathers-one black and one white.

Do you know how to catch a fish? Well, you won't catch a fishy by just saying, "Please!"

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The Little Bare Bear did not care to take care of his brown hair. So, how will he fare? Will he be bare and lose all of his hair? Let's hope his friend in the Big Red Shoe knows just what to do!

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Bob the crab and Cayle the fish are two of the greatest friends living under the sea. They're always together having a good time. One day Cayle comes across quite an odd sight. Cayle finds Bob...

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David Martin's ABC: Z is for Zebra contains all the letters of the alphabet beautifully illustrated from A to Z! Kids will love learning the alphabet with David Martin's new ABC book for toddlers. A great educational tool for any parent or teacher, kids will be asking for this book again and again. Before you know it your kids will know all the letters from A to Z. David Martin's ABC book is visually stimulating for even the youngest child and a wonderful starter book for youngsters of all ages!

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Follow the story of a little grey mouse searching for his most beloved possession...his cheese! It's no ordinary cheese though....

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New book by Ashley Lounds-Brooks exposes the reality of being a single female serving Christ in today’s time. Being single, satisfied, and saved is hard in today’s time but someone has to do it! Ms. Lounds-Brooks shares some of her own personal experiences in order to expose the truth and bring healing to others.

I’m just a working man with no college education. I’ve lived all my now fifty-seven years of national obscurity here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwest Virginia, content to be a salmon swimming upstream. The bears in the worlds of government, religion, and business have been taking bites out of my ass; sometimes small ones, often big, painful chunks. As I write this, you see, I have a history of having worked for nearly sixty employers.

Now that’s a dubious honor at best. I know that. It does mean, however, that I have more actual experience than both the average person and the so-called experts when it comes to finding, losing, and re-finding employment in those areas in which a college degree is not a specific requirement.

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