Jesse Wilson

1930

When the Women Reign

Bruce has lost his inspiration and is struggling to come up with anything for his latest project. A writer, he is deep in the depths of despair. Meanwhile, a group of wannabe cultists have gotten their hands on an ancient book of power, and plan to perform a ritual to summon a demon that will make all their dreams come true. But when the leader of the cult gets greedy, things go awry. Soon after, Bruce awakens too early in the morning because is dog, Max, is barking... and what he finds lying in his driveway will change his life forever.

Colygraphia

The moon was bright and full that night, bigger than I could ever even remember it. Maybe because it was moving towards me... After giving the worst violin recital of his life, and being laughed at by the entire school, the boy vows to never play music again. Later that night, when the moon swallows up his bedroom, it shares the secrets of being a true artist, helping the boy re-claim his self-confidence, overcome the pitfalls of perfectionism, and believe in his own dream. Each of the five stories in The Night the Moon Ate My Room! is designed for young readers to experience the joy of self-discovery, valuable life lessons, and the adventure of turning their greatest dreams into reality. 'In lyrical prose Jesse Wilson explores fundamental childhood issues: overcoming adversity, discovering your courage, and the power of dreams.' Laurel Schmidt, author of Seven Times Smarter: 50 Activities, Games, and Projects to Develop the Seven Intelligences of Your Child.

The Night the Moon Ate My Room!

Pen Kenders is a dishwasher in the Kingdom of Antacia, and he likes it that way. But on Blade Day, the unexpected happens. Pen is chosen to become the Guardian of Tinea - The Mimic Blade - in an ages old ritual. No one knows why he is chosen, and no one knows what would happen if a Guardian refused the call. Pen reluctantly accepts, not knowing the full consequences of his decision. Freeing the blade from its sheath, he unknowingly changes the course of the realm forever. How can he protect the world from forces he can hardly even understand?

The Mimic Blade

The Vanir of the south speak of the Red Mirror, a legend hidden in the mists of time. In the desert of the Southern Kingdom, a grim message is left. No one knows who it is for, or why anyone would do such a thing. The hideous crime is being investigated by detective Cornell Nightworth and his partner, Jenny. The strange incident leads them towards the hidden history of the Last War, and towards someone thought long gone. Just when they start to get somewhere, the case gets taken away from them. But Cornell is unwilling to let it go, and decides to pursue the truth using his own methods - no matter where it might lead. This is the large print edition of Red Mirror, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

Large Print Edition

Red Mirror

Let’s Talk about Denominations and the Baptism By Jesse Wilson Everyone knows that denominations are wrong, but no one is doing anything about it. This book was written for all to read—both Christians and non-Christians. Author Jesse Wilson hopes this book will be a blessing and a wakening for all Christians and an educational tool to the confused non-Christians. He hopes these words will close this centuries-old chapter on how we should baptize. We are followers of the apostles’ doctrine. We should do it according to their doctrine and according to Christ.

Let's Talk about Denominations and the Baptism

Clay Rivers

Stephen Matlock

Consuelo Flores

Christienne Hinz

Michael Greiner

Kim McCaul

Marley K

Sherry Kappel

Joel Leon

Lecia Michelle

John Metta

Glenn Rocess

Aisha Paz

William Spivey

Charles White

Sylvia Wohlfarth

In the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd and the routine killing of Black Americans, unprecedented numbers of people are participating in peaceful marches and demonstrations across the United States. There are many more who want get involved, for whom demonstrations are not an option. And they're unsure what to do."Fieldnotes on Allyship" is an informal and informative guide to becoming an effective ally right where you are. Written by eighteen authors from the U.S. and around the world, this collection of essays covers four areas:1.a history of how we as a nation got here2.the forces that maintain systemic racism3.preparing to serve as an ally4.serving as an allyThis anthology, with an introduction by anti-racism educator and author Tim Wise, presents a different way forward : a vision in which we acknowledge, support, and celebrate the humanity in all of us.

Achieving Equality Together

Fieldnotes on Allyship

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