"The Dark Secrets of Dr. Lafayette" is the story of one family's struggle with abuse. Eamon wishes his father would stand up for himself. He and his little sister worry about their father. The Lafayette family has it all on the surface, but underneath there is a dark secret that threatens the very existence of the entire family.

The Dark Secrets of Dr. Lafayette (The Johana Clark Collection)

Children's Books

Williams, Iris M.

Clark, Johanna

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Butterfly Typeface, The

"Why Didn't Somebody Tell Me" is a wonderful children's book that teaches manners, self-respect, and a love for Jesus. This book promises to open eyes and hearts to the very basic and central necessary conversations that have gone lacking in modern child-rearing. Dr. Francesica Kelley gives a candid and "in-your-face" perspective on various topics which, if discussed early and properly, will undeniably create meaningful discussions among parents and children, including those who are acting in a guardian or parental role.

Why Didn't Somebody Tell Me

KELLEY, FRAN

High powered couple Charles and Lindsey Hawkins have made it to the top. The two own and operate the city's most lucrative software company, HIGH Software Inc. It was Lindsey's Ivy League Education and Charles' unprecedented street credibility that helped Hawkins International Graphics and High-performance Software Incorporated reach a level of success that make them among the wealthiest people in the country. Charles is forever grateful to his wife Lindsey for her contributions to his company, but he believes that it was his money from the streets that made it all possible. He resents the fact that Lindsey turns her nose up at his past. Without him, she would just be another black woman with a lot of letters behind her name. Charles' ego has blinded him to the gem that stands before him. He has forgotten that one man's trash is another man's treasure.

Another Man's Treasure

Literature & Fiction

Walker, LaShonda

Erotica

After more than 30 years, I was still trying to be my daddy's 'big girl, ' but finally, I just couldn't do it anymore. And I cried. Crying scared me. But more than the tears, it was what I cried about that was so shocking. Someone parked next to me at work. I was angry. And I cried.My therapist said, "Your box is full.""What box?" I asked, wondering which one of us was the crazy one."You've been stuffing your feelings in a box for years. And now, there is no more room."As it turns out, secrets grow larger in the dark.I was taught that crying was a sign of weakness and that 'big girls' DO NOT cry. So, what do 'big girls' do when they're hurt or sad? I pushed my pain down and tried to forget about it. The thing is, secrets don't die. They fester, but instead of rotting and decaying into nothingness, they rot (and stink) and grow so that they actually weigh more than they did going in.One day I was at work, and my festered hurts flew out of my eyes, onto my face, down my cheeks, across my belly, onto my lap, and slid into my shoes, causing me to stumble and fall. And when I tried to get up, I realized I was carrying the weight of my world in my shoes. I slumped and slouched and moaned and groaned and even tried to run, but wherever I went, the weight was with me.Until finally, I surrendered and let go of the secrets.It was ugly. It stank. It hurt. It was sad. But then I was free.Finally, I could begin to live the life God intended for me - An Abundant Life

An Abundant Life: Faith In Self

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Frankie Froggy is a frog of a different color - purple! His differences causes the other frogs to tease him. Frankie is sad until one day he meets a little girl who is different just like he is. Together they discover that being different is exactly who God intended them to be!

Frankie Froggy and The Butterfly Birthmark (The I.R.I.E. Series)

'Did My Daddy Leave Me? (Military version) is the simply written, beautifully illustrated story of Aubrey. Aubrey's can't find her daddy. She looks everywhere and waits for days, but daddy is no where to be found. She wonders why he left and if she was the reason he isn't home. Daddy is in the military on a deployment assignment. When he returns home, Aubrey learns that sometimes Daddies leave, but they do come home A heart warming story for any little girl who's Daddy is a Military service person

Did My Daddy Leave Me? (Military Version)

The Butterfly Typeface

Seven-year-old Trellis Collins is afraid! He has found a tooth in the gumball machine. His parents won't listen, but he can't wait to tell his best friend Bryon who is sure to be just as afraid as Trellis!  'There's A Tooth In The Gumball Machine' is a delightful story that will intrigue any boy or girl who loves a good mystery!

There's A Tooth In The Gumball Machine! (The I.R.I.E. Series)

"8 Years of Unforgettable History" is a book of firsts. Inspired by the presidency of Barack Obama, Author Phyllis Hodges was led to assemble a book of history highlighting some of Arkansas's trailblazers. The list of firsts include people of all backgrounds and parallels the important works of President Obama. From education to health and beyond, this book was written to bridge the gap between literacy to experience.

8 Years of Unforgettable History: The Allure of America's First (The Phyllis Hodges Collection)

History

Hodges, Phyllis

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Did My Daddy Leave Me?

Butterfly Typeface

"Lorenzo the Lizard" is a story of faith and hope. Lorenzo wakes up to what looks like he has been left alone. This story reminds us that just because we can't see something, doesn't mean it doesn't exist! Each illustration highlights a biblical scripture to reinforce the knowledge that fear is only an illusion and that we should put our fears aside and trust in our faith!

Lorenzo the Lizard (The I.R.I.E. Series)

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