Incrediboy: Be Careful What You Wish

To Christian Savage, 11, life is a cruel joke. He's unpopular, unathletic and a target for bullies. He escapes life through daydreams, and in his favorite vision,he's a superhero he calls IncrediBoy. His life changes when he finds two rings lost by an evil alien during a brief stop on Earth. Through the magic of the rings, Christian becomes IncrediBoy in real life. But Christian finds that being a superhero isn't all he expected, and, although he doesn't know it, the evil alien is on his way back to Earth to relclaim his rings, climaxing in a showdown in which the entire universe has a stake! Includes "incrediglossary" to help young readers look up words like "oxymoron," "pessimistic," and, of course, words like "incredispeed."

IncrediBoy: Be Careful What You Wish

Children's Books

Clevenger, Lee

Literature & Fiction

Thomas Max Publishing

Recipes from the family archives of Thomas William Ward, Sr., a southern patriarch who loved only his family more than he loved his food and his cooking. Includes snacks, main dishes, desserts, large-crowd recipes and such things as dressings, relishes and other unique family recipes. Each section includes a foreword from family members.

Since You're UP

Biographies & Memoirs

Wilson, Linda Ward

Professionals & Academics

When Jim Martin was arrested and convicted of the murder of his mother in Savannah, GA, in 1991, it was regarded by police, and later by a jury, as an open-and-shut case of a "crackhead son" killing his mother to get money to buy his drugs. Martin still maintains, years later, that it was his female-impersonator drug supplier that actually killed his mother, and Martin's aunt claims that, while crack cocaine might have expedited the process, that Nazarene-minister mother and rebellious homosexual son were doomed to a showdown with or without drugs.

After Midnight In Savannah

Spink, B. Forrest

True Crime

Paul Dunn recalls his home town of Fitzgerald, Georgia, circa 1946, touring the town which is rich in history and tradition. A true slice of nostalgic small-town Americana.

A Stroll Through Fitzgerald, GA, In The Forties

Dunn, Paul B.

Historical

Jim Greyson is the last of a rich, prestigious family. He lives in south Georgia at Delphi, his family mansion, near a town that bears his family name. His only "family" is an old black brother and sister who raised him after the deaths of his parents and his grandfather. Jim loves the forest, and he knows every inch of his vast acreage. He also loves reading and writing in his family journals, which go back generations and document everything from love to angels to deer hunting. When he falls in love with Mary from Atlanta, his world gets turned upside down when he meets such things as fancy restaurants, cell phones, movies and zoos. Mary's son, also named Jim, has had a problem with alcohol since his own father died. Could a city woman find happiness with the man of her dreams far from the urban life, the only life she knows? And somewhere in the simple country life of Delphi, could there be hope for her addicted son? This book won the ThomasMax "You Are Published" Award at the Southeastern Writers Conference Workshop in 2006.

The Resemblance

Randall Arnold

Contemporary

This book is a one-of-a-kind literary treasurer that mental health workers, parents and caregivers will need to have as they help children recover from trauma. It empowers children by providing them with concepts typically reserved for adults. Through the use of clear, simple language and engaging drawings, children are able to learn about trauma, triggers and flashbacks. This book is designed to be read out loud by adults to children. It is easily appropriate for children 9 years of age or older but can be applied to children as young as 6, especially as an adjunct to psychotherapy.

Taming Trauma Beasties

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Karjala, Lynn Mary

Gallagher, Mary M.

Mental Health

On the eighth day, God created Bubba, a rather imperfect creature (but, hey, aren't we all?) who makes friends with animals but wonders why he is the only one of his kind. When Bubba realizes he was created by God, his prayers are answered when, on the ninth day, God creates Lucy. After a shaky courtship, Bubba and Lucy settle in and raise a family, and all is well until a scout from another race, the Cannites, comes to call. Eventually the Cannites colonize the area across the river from Bubba's home, and his children leave the nest and marry into the Cannite tribe. Alas, there's a secret Bubba and Lucy have never told their children: that the Cannite scout who had first arrived had assaulted Lucy, and Bubba had killed him in defense of his wife's honor. That secret, the only time Bubba and Lucy have ever lied to their children, comes home to roost in disastrous fashion as it turns out the scout was a member of the royal family . . . a family into which Bubba's children have married. Through it all, Bubba perseveres, prays, has dialogues with God, and ultimately is fast-forwarded into the future to Alabama, where he is befuddled by motorized vehicles, television sets, modern man's fascination with sports -- and the fact that the people there seem to only look for God on one day out of the week. This book is a wondrous spiritual journey with a lesson in faith for all ages that no one should miss!

Bubba Goes To Alabama

Mobley, Kenneth David

An anti-American president in South America has an undeclared war with the United Sttates, and he initiates a plan to flood the nations of the Caribbean with billions of dollars in counterfeit $100 bills to destroy their economies. He then plans to use his own petro-dollars to bail them out and gain control of the entire Caribbean Basin. The U.S. government learns of the plan and gives the Office of Naval Intelligence the mission of stopping it. ONI initiates Operation Venback to combat the plan with a small vessel and a crew of eight given the order to sink the delivery ship. The future influence of the United States is at stake and depends on the success of their mission. Sequel to Rubin's first novel, Chasing Pirates.

The Counterfeit War

Rubin, Harry

Genre Fiction

A narrative history of one of IBM's most illustrious and secretive organizations -- IBM's Federal Systems Division -- that protected America, helped NASA put men on the moon, and spawned such technology as today's Internet, ATM transactions, ebay operations and online banking. Included in the book are space-age computer and weapons systems details never before shown to the public. Federal Systems developed such things as a dispatch system for New York City's police force, international banking systems in the UK, Japan and other countries, and a special operations system for the New York Stock Exchange. This is the first book ever written about this semi-clandestine organization operating under the IBM umbrella that supported NASA's projects from Project Mercury to Space Shuttles and Skylab. Federal Systems was also a major part of the development of modern weapons technology. Each chapter of the book focuses on one aspect of Federal Systems' 50-year history of service to the government. The organization changed hands during an IBM selloff in the early 1990s to Loral Corporation, which in turn sold it to Lockheed Martin in 1996.

IBM's Shadow Force

Business & Money

Robinson, William Louis

Biography & History

Dee Dupree loves her new home in Elberton, Georgia, where she's just secured a job teaching history. Sharing an apartment with her best friend, Emmy, and starting a romance with Emmy's brother, it seems that everything is almost perfect in Dee's life. But Elberton has brought out weird feelings in Dee, and when she buys a pair of eyeglasses at an estate sale -- glasses that belonged to a girl who disappeared more than four decades ago -- the strange sensations blossom into nightmares. But they're more than just bad dreams . . . they're horrible visions that provoke Dee to investigate the missing girl's past. And now she is reluctantly drawn into a murder that took place more than twenty years before she was born.

Written on a Rock

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Phillips, Martha

Mystery

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