Paula Perry

Jeffery Hill, do you take Pamela House to be your lawfully wedded wife to have and to hold through sickness and in health, for richer or poorer? "I do!"We are standing before our friends and family telling lies. Our lives will never be the same after today. I believe that is one of the biggest lies that Jeffery has ever told in a church. From where I'm standing, I can see the back door. I still have time to make a run for it, or maybe we can just have a big fabulous party shake hands and walk away as mutual friends. Oh well, besides I'm looking fierce in my Michael Kors designer wedding gown that Jeffery bought . He's suddenly so...much in Love with Joseph and I that he can't see straight. I hope no one can see the rather large knife hidden underneath my gown that I brought with me, for just in case. My gun was too large to hide in my bouquet.We have been happy for awhile. So I thought.Until...

Hard Love (Part One)

Grab your gloves, garden boots, and a love of learning as you join Ms. Paula in her garden! However, you'll quickly find out that this garden is filled with more than just vegetables and fruits. Learn how to grow a garden while immersing in a beautiful garden setting. Reading along with Ms. Paula, your child will gain more than just a green thumb. The knowledge picked from this garden will also enhance your child's view of the world, as they learn about garden favorites from regions all across the globe. Bake like Ms. Paula, experience the delicious gluten-free recipes that are easy to follow and engaging. Using combinations of spices and seasonings that you will find at your nearby grocery stores. These savory dishes will become favorable amongst your family and friends for the seasons to come. So, enjoy Ms. Paula's Garden today and start to sow the seeds of learning.

Ms. Paula's Garden

This book is based on my imagination and interpretation of the concept of "that some things may not always be what we expect for them to be." In this funny Halloween story, Jonathan is disturbed by stories told to him by his mother about his aunt Karen being a witch and he’s frightened to no end; he's convinced the stories are real. Real witches ride around on broomsticks. They wear black cloaks and hats. They are wicked, cunning, hateful women who disguise themselves as being friendly, ordinary ladies. Believing that his aunt might be a witch, his thoughts turn to fear the split second his mother drops him off at his aunt’s house for a night of Trick-Or-Treating. His unexpected hideaway in the kitchen will be a safe havenuntil he suspects she will cook him in a big black pot. And there resting in the corner is the witch's broom. The book includes a secret recipe, a coloring book, and matching full-color illustrations. The book concludes positively, with the moral of the story being not to lose the gift of imagination. The story, though intended for a child’s impressionable and curious mind, is of sentimental interest to adults and their imagination as well. Children and adults will enjoy this story. The book is ideal for younger children, as the secret recipe is not complicated, however, it focuses on a gluten-free healthier choice of lifestyle while spreading happiness.

My Aunt Is A Witch

Juliette’s scheme was egotistical on the surface that she would try to find a husband for beautiful, innocent Isabella. All the while she would be trying to fulfill her own greedy desires. She was determined to do anything, no matter how menacing to ease her own, ‘Inner Turmoil.’

Inner Turmoil

Robin Walker

Vanika Marshall

Anthony Vaughan

BLACK BRITISH HISTORY: BLACK INFLUENCES ON BRITISH CULTURE (1948 TO 2016) is aimed at parents and teachers who would like solid information to teach their children Modern Black British History, and to exercise the historical skills required by the National Curriculum. It is an engaging, well-researched and comprehensive text that you can buy on Friday and put to work on Monday.The book is subtitled 32 HOURS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING MATERIAL FOR PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND TEACHERS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. The classes follow chronologically from 1948 to 2016 dealing with politics and culture, and the role Black British people played.The book contains a Picture Appendix and a discussion of Black History in the most recent update to the English National Curriculum.The material is designed for children at Key Stage 3 Level (young people aged 11 to 14). The lessons can work with slightly older or younger people. We, for example, have profitably used this material with adults.The book highlights Black Migrant, African American and Black British influences on the host community.However, cultural influences are always multi directional. Black Migrant culture has massively been shaped by being in the UK. Thus, Black Migrant culture evolved into Black British culture by adopting influences from the host cultures.Moreover, the book narrates how Black Britain gradually won acceptance as a part of British mainstream culture through boxing, athletics, football, art, textiles, literature, drama, and politics. To our knowledge, no other book aimed at schoolchildren carries this empowering content.

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