Annie's head is spinning. She wants to change her high school, but she isn't popular and doesn't know how. She wants to help her friend J.D. find his family, but she doesn't know where to look. She watches her friends and classmates go through major heartbreaks, but she doesn't know how to help. How do you look forward to a bright future when you don't know if you'll survive high school? Welcome to Lincoln High.

The Lincoln High Project

Raelee May Carpenter

Wordclay

Say It Ain't So

RYAN

Janene

What if someone told you that the most difficult period in your life may be a blessing in disguise? As a psychotherapist with 25 years of experience, Richard C. Scheinberg has candidly and succinctly summarized the spiritual and deeply personal transformation of ten people attempting to overcome the worst challenges of their lives. In this inspirational book, Scheinberg also reveals how he survived the most difficult periods in his own life. Furthermore, he conveys his personal conviction that our common strengths emanate from a source more powerful than any challenges that may come our way. "An amazing book!" -Dr. Vivienne Finnegan, MD, Melbourne, Australia "It's very rare that a book comes along that is so thought-provoking about life. It made me reflect about my own life and start to truly understand 'How did I get here?' I started reading and I couldn't put it down! I loved it in its entirety and I can't wait to read it again!" -Michael D'Amico, Medical Programming Engineer, Selden, New York

Turning Trauma into Triumph: Ten Stories of Hope and Growth, Including My Own

Scheinberg, Richard C.

Parenting & Relationships

<p>Wars and Rumors of wars is a first of a kind book that explains why armed conflict is so prevalent in the Book of Mormon (more than 170 separate events). Armed conflict was Mormon's metaphor for teaching us about how to fight against temptation and sin and emerge clean and victorious in order that we might stand confident in the presence of Christ. In this book the reader will be treated to the details of armed conflict in the Book of Mormon to better understand how to apply those lessons to life. So much of what we read in the Book of Mormon is applicable to our lives and our world in conflict. Some of the chapters, stories, wars, and battles could be coming out of our televisions as well as our scriptures. Wars and Rumors of Wars portrays the key armed conflict events of the Book of Mormon in vivid detail through narrative and more than 80 pictures, figures, tables and battlefield sketches. These representations bring the battles to life in a manner never before seen. Additionally, the book uses a battle analysis format for five of the most important battles recorded in the Book of Mormon. This book will change how you view not just the armed conflict events in the Book of Mormon, but the entire Book of Mormon record and how it applies to each of us.</p>

Wars and Rumors of Wars: Understanding Mormon's Metaphor (Abridged)

History

Steed, Brian L.

Military

<p>Worker protests, unbridled capitalist greed and the specter of international terrorism shadow the sunlit summer of 1903 in an America still reeling from a President's murder by an avowed anarchist. Widowed Rough Rider and Shakespearean actor Dade Wyatt longs to cast off the shadows of his own past and retreat to a quiet life as a security operative for pulp and paper tycoon Warren Dodge. But when Dodge's plans to host Wyatt's old commander, President Teddy Roosevelt, on his idyllic Vermont estate are imperiled by a guest's mysterious death, Wyatt must descend into a maelstrom of desperate poverty, anarchy and class war to safeguard the President and bring a killer to justice. With help from an enigmatic Creole, a bluff Scots police inspector from the NYPD, and a Vermont farm girl on the cusp of womanhood, Wyatt embarks on an odyssey that takes him from the immigrant slum-dwellers of the lower East Side to the aristocrats of Fifth Avenue, from the granite sheds and anarchist lairs of Barre, Vermont to the island playgrounds of the rich on Lake Champlain, into confrontations with human love and revolutionary passion in all their most fearsome guises.</p>

Heron Island: A Dade Wyatt Mystery

R.A. Harold

Literary Merit, 2007-2008

Literature & Fiction

Drouse House Publishing

Contemporary

The Making of a Soldier is the life story of a man who believed, from his youth that he was gifted as a soldier to rise to the highest rank as a Commissioned Officer; who volunteered to learn his craft through Ranger School, Airborne School, and the John F. Kennedy Warfare School, eventually becoming a Master Parachutist; who was called upon to serve thirty months in combat in Vietnam as an Infantry Officer; whose life was dramatically changed by encountering his God in flight above the Delta en-route from Can Tho to Saigon in an Air America aircraft. God spoke to him in an unmistakably direct, though inaudible voice, an invitation to change the focus of his life career. The book seeks to show how God is at work developing many of us into spiritual soldiers, warriors who are invited to serve in His Army, often with far less prestige and fame than is experienced in the military services. And amazingly, as the author discovered, God uses much of the lessons learned by the military in a parallel spiritual application to advance His Kingdom on the earth.

The Making of a Soldier

Powers, George

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders, have you ever had a "people problem" you struggled with?  This little book, a light-hearted look at the serious topic of leadership that's not as effective as it could be, provides 13 common sense principles.  Follow these principles, and you'll almost certainly increase your people skills and enhance your effectiveness as a leader. Miss Brown, the Chocolate Labrador Retreiver who narrates the book, has top-notch people skills of her own.  She knows just what tactics will work with her people!  She would love to share her wisdom with you to  to help you be as effective as she is when getting the people who "work" for her to do what she wants. Jo Ellen Roe, Miss Brown's best friend, has been a student of leadership for a number years, and in her career as a communicator, has worked for more than 20 leaders.  She knows what works with employees and what makes the leader's job more difficult than it has to be.  She also understands that busy leaders need a quick, easy-to-read leadership resource to enhance their effectiveness and lead them to success.

A Dog's Advice to Leaders: 13 Common Sense Principles to Enhance Your People Skills and Make You a More Effective Leader

Roe, Jo Ellen

Business & Money

Next to Never: Shattered Innocence Trilogy

Long, A.L.

Erotica

Sexy and sizzling hot, it will have you begging for more.   Rade and Dylan's story continues in book two of The Shattered Innocence Trilogy.   Rade Matheson thought he had everything he needed-money, power, and a woman who was willing to submit to him. That was until one night at the Castle changed everything. Losing the only woman who could bring him to his knees was never a possibility for him. Given a second chance, he's more determined than ever to find the man responsible for taking the one thing he cared about. He ends up finding more than he bargained for. It turns out Michael Stewart wasn't his only threat. Lust and obsession have a way of revealing themselves when hatred takes a front seat in a deadly game of revenge that Rade isn't willing to lose. One by one, Rade's secrets begin to unfold, threatening the one chance he has to make Dylan his forever.   Dylan Adams ran away from the only man she could ever trust, but when tragedy strikes, Rade is there right beside her. Willing to give him another chance, Dylan confesses her love for him. Everything is perfect and she couldn't ask for anything more, until her world falls apart. She knew he had secrets, but the one secret she didn't expect is the one secret that could tear them apart for good.

Next to Always: Shattered Innocence Trilogy Book Two

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