Have you ever had an unexplainable experience?Of course you have.We all have.The one that changed my life was when I had a near-death experience.Sixty years later, I finally wrote my story, and that led me to include the stories others have shared with me. I am very grateful for their willingness to share them in the pages of this book. Without their generosity, Living with the Unexplained wouldn’t have been written. I promise that this book is purely non-fiction—each of these stories truly happened and is a simple telling of the facts as experienced by those involved. These are stories about premonitions, angels, near-death-experiences, miracles, and other kinds of unexplained life experiences.How can you believe facts that you can’t understand?You have to figure that out by yourself.I hope, in the pages of this book, you discover something that is personally meaningful.

Living with the Unexplained: Premonitions, Angels, Near-Death Experiences, Miracles, and Other Unexplained Life Experiences

Religion & Spirituality

Buchman, Bonnie

New Age & Spirituality

New Hope Press

Praying with power

Humbard, Rex

More than fifty delicious, healthy recipes with allusions to works of children's literature and cooking tips. Sample items: Babar's Carob French Toast, Shakespeare's Breakfast Sandwiches, Rumpelstiltskin's Pillow, and Bambi's Salad Bowl.

Once upon a recipe: Delicious, healthy foods for kids of all ages

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Karen Greene

Cooking Education & Reference

Dark Roses

Kelly, Michael Thoma

My self-published book is historical non-fiction based on the actual diary of a man named J.A. McCulloch who lived in Georgia at the turn of the last century. It is 8x8 perfectbound with line drawings and color photos. It has been favorably reviewed in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and AB Bookman's Weekly.

Better to Dwell: A Georgia Peddler's Diary 1895-1900

Coleman, Marah

Louisa: ... a southern girl's escape in 1864

Bowne, Elizabeth

Louette’s Wake is a work of fiction which captures the heart and soul of a real people and place, widely referred to as the “Wiregrass” region of Florida/Alabama/Georgia. Louette's journey gives an intimate portrait with culturally colorful details inspired by the deep South born and bred author Sue Riddle Cronkite's life experience. The essence of Southern life (circa 1980's) shines through in the novel's colloquial Wiregrass language. Quotes from Southern gospel songs greet the reader at the start of each chapter and a Southern soul-food recipe section rounds out the novel’s end. Reading Louette's Wake is an unforgettable immersion in the warmth and welcome of the heart of America's soulful "South."

Louette's Wake (Wiregrass Series)

Literature & Fiction

Cronkite, Sue Riddle

Genre Fiction

In the spring of 1970 in towns across the country, traditions are being challenged by a puzzling new generation. Swarms of barefooted, long-haired hippies are speaking out against the war in Vietnam, marching, holding sit-ins and burning draft cards, with a rallying cry of "Make Peace not War." In this small-town story inspired by actual events, one group of protesters, aiming toward a march in Atlanta, have taken a wrong turn in backwoods Northwest Florida, winding up in a field beside the Choctawhatchee River in deep-south Wiregrass country. Warmth, humor and intrigue unfold against a backdrop of growing tension as a welcoming faction of locals bond with the hippies while members of the Ku Klux Klan form a wall of distrust and hatred. With 12-year-old female main character Pidge at the helm, the mystery of a familiar face among the visiting campers propels the novel's journey, along with suspense and secrecy. She is determined to rescue her missing friend whom she suspects was kidnapped and yet seems to be willingly hiding in the mass of Volkswagen vans and half-dressed peaceniks. Pidge's family's corner store becomes a hub for gossip and a melting pot for cross-cultural friendships.Hippies in need happily take handouts, offer help, and swap ideas and stories. Differing perspectives play out. Pidge's father Josh is torn between his admiration for the eagerness and zeal of the young protesters and his loyalty to the military. Pidge's mother Rose becomes heroic, adopting an urgently expectant mother as if she were family, determined to focus on what really matters, everyone's health and well being. Meanwhile men for whom the values of decency and empathy, caring and equality, do not take precedence, start rounding up members of the White Sheets, the feared Ku Klux Klan. This story is a portrait of a southern neighborhood's journey during a time when loyalties were split and conflict erupted not only on Vietnam battlefields, but in cities, small towns, and rural areas over the United States. Like the slow-moving waters of the river, themes of love, family and friendship, with a generous dose of Southern hospitality, remain steady throughout the novel's journey. It highlights, with an upbeat enthusiasm, the little miracles of everyday life that happen, regardless of the news, when people are just being people.

White Sheets: Where the Hippies Meet the Klan (Wiregrass)

The reported apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the little village of Medjugorje in Bosnia-Hercegovina have attracted the attention of the world. More than 45 million people have gone there on pilgrimage. Since June 24, 1981, six Croatian teenagers began to report daily visits from a heavenly entity, which identified itself as the Blessed Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus. She said she came as the Queen of Peace. According to the visionaries, the apparitions continue daily, now into the 28th year. Spiritual conversion has been a consistent good fruit, but questions persist: **Is the phenomenon of the Medjugorje apparitions real? **Are these authentic apparitions of the Virgin Mary? **What is the official position of the Catholic Church about their authenticity? **Could these simply be the fraudulent deception of hysteric children (now adults) for reasons of attention and personal gain? Noted theologian Dr. Mark Miravalle and internationally acclaimed author Wayne Weible attempt to answer these questions and show the good fruits of what they consider to be one of the most important events occurring in the world today!

Are The Medjugorje Apparitions Authentic?

Wayne Weible

Dr. Mark Miravalle

Christian Books & Bibles

Internationally acclaimed author, Wayne Weible, introduces his latest book, The Medjugorje Fasting Book. Weible uses an easy, informal approach based on Scripture and Church teaching to assist those who sincerely wish to live the daily Medjugorje messages given by the Blessed Virgin Mary to six chosen visionaries for the past 28-plus years. The Medjugorje Fasting Book attempts to answer questions pertaining to spiritual fasting in a way that hopefully will lead you to make it a natural, vital and ongoing part of your spiritual life.

The Medjugorje Fasting Book

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