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Books with author Angela Williams

  • The Mercedes Story 3: No Glove No Love

    Angel Williams

    eBook (Star City Publications, Sept. 20, 2017)
    Sit back and buckle up your seat belts! Mercedes story is about to take you on a ride of your life. In this drama filled story Mercedes give you the insight of a troubled soul. 15 years old and pregnant by a married man with HIV. After all the drama she had been through with Tony, then nearly losing her mother who she thought she hated so much until a tragedy showed her otherwise. Then from losing her favorite cousin, she had enough of life but life have yet had enough of her. A generational curse has been past down to her and she only found that out through deep dark family secrets. Her own secrets had taken the lives of others and destroyed the lives of others. In her eyes unwillingly she’s a murder! Her ups and downs, she’s still not giving up. Chasing Tony, she wants what every other young female wants, love… But under her circumstances nothing is turning out the way she planned them to turn out. At 15 years old, she would never be the typical 15 year old girl, who played with their friends and who had fun growing up. Her soul and her life had been snatched and what wasn’t snatched she had given away in the name of love. Will her love be strong enough to keep Tony in her life? Can her generational curse be broken? Check it out in part 3 of The Mercedes Story, where fiction becomes reality. No Glove No Love..
  • Momma I Aint NO SAINT: Standalone

    Angel Williams

    eBook (Star City Publications, Oct. 30, 2011)
    Jezebel, a sweet, innocent, southern belle, grows up in a home where only perfect exists. A pastor for a momma isn’t easy for her, yet alone, holding in the deepest secrets that she can’t dare expose. Her momma will do anything in her will for her daughter to be a “Saint” and for herself to uphold her perfect imagine. Jezebel is tired of the tortured and trapped soul. She can’t live a day longer with the hypocrite and conniving person she calls “momma”. At the age of seventeen, she is left on her own to fend for herself. As small-minded as she is, she doesn’t know what path in life to take. Jezebel lives the life that is dealt to her, falling in the fast lane, although she tries to dodge all of its curveballs. She thinks she finally finds herself in life and is able to kiss her past goodbye. Years down the line, she is granted her family business, which is going to turn her life around. Her dreams and hopes are now going to be filled with reality. Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future. Will Jezebel’s past haunt her? Or, will she be able to live happily in her future?
  • Capitalism and Slavery

    Williams

    Paperback (The University of North Carolina Press, Oct. 14, 1994)
    Slavery helped finance the Industrial Revolution in England. Plantation owners, shipbuilders, and merchants connected with the slave trade accumulated vast fortunes that established banks and heavy industry in Europe and expanded the reach of capitalism worldwide. Eric Williams advanced these powerful ideas in Capitalism and Slavery, published in 1944. Years ahead of its time, his profound critique became the foundation for studies of imperialism and economic development. Binding an economic view of history with strong moral argument, Williams's study of the role of slavery in financing the Industrial Revolution refuted traditional ideas of economic and moral progress and firmly established the centrality of the African slave trade in European economic development. He also showed that mature industrial capitalism in turn helped destroy the slave system. Establishing the exploitation of commercial capitalism and its link to racial attitudes, Williams employed a historicist vision that set the tone for future studies. In a new introduction, Colin Palmer assesses the lasting impact of Williams's groundbreaking work and analyzes the heated scholarly debates it generated when it first appeared.
  • The Awakening

    Anne Williams

    eBook (The Pneuma Project, June 30, 2020)
    What if the world is controlled by an elite few who are responsible for keeping it in balance, and every country, government, military, media, and business is being skillfully manipulated to protect the planet from destruction? Twelve-year-old Emily Jones is an average pre-teen--or so she believes until she is invited to attend North Shore Academy, where she quickly discovers that she's anything but ordinary. People she's never met are strangely familiar, the curriculum is unlike any school she's ever imagined, and all the students have an affinity towards an element. Unlike the other students, though, Emily has more than one affinity. As she struggles to control her elements (and her temper), she learns that her soul has lived many lifetimes. She must complete the Awakening to understand how her past lives fit with her current one. While balance is the premise taught at North Shore, some believe that power combined with modern technology is the correct path to take. How will Emily reconcile the struggle between power and balance, all while trying to deal with normal teenaged circumstances in her not-so-normal world?
  • Xenial "X"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    “X” pretends a lot. Xip makes learning about “X” fun and easy. Enjoy watching your child discover what “X” pretends to be, in this book, Xenial “X”.
  • AMAZING PEACOCKS: A Children’s Book About Peacocks and their Amazing Facts, Figures, Pictures and Photos:

    Anita Williams

    language (12Amazing.com, Nov. 9, 2013)
    PEACOCKS ARE FAVORITE, COLORFUL, SHOWY ANIMALThe peacock is a magnificent-looking bird. Humans have long been fascinated with it, and it has always been a popular theme in art, religion and mythology.Many people love the peacock. Things with peacock designs are quite popular. Peacocks have bright-colored feathers. They look like they have rainbows in them. Peacocks love showing off. Especially when there is a peahen around. This children's book about peacocks will show you about their amazing facts.
  • Papa and the Whale

    Art Williams, Angela Williams

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 15, 2017)
    A wonderful children's book fully illustrated with colorful water colors.
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  • Valuable "V"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    Watch your child learn just how valuable “V” can be, with Valery the vole. She introduces some valuable “V” words like violin and Vidalia. Have fun reading about “V” in this book.
  • Wonderful "W"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    In Wonderful “W”, Wilson the wigeon shares with children some compound words that start with “W”. Have fun putting words together with your children as they discover the sound of “W”.
  • AMAZING PUGS: A Children's Book About Pugs Dogs' Amazing Facts, Figures and Pictures/Photos:

    Anita Williams

    language (12Amazing.com, Feb. 6, 2014)
    LITTLE, FRIENDLY, FUNNYThe pug is an easily identifiable toy dog breed, and it’s a common choice for an animal companion. The breed is one of the oldest in the world, dating back to ancient times. Intended to be lap dogs, they are cheerful, docile, and make excellent pets. Children are often endeared by them, and your kids will have a lot of interesting things to learn regarding these little dogs.This pugs book for children isn't at all an exhaustive reference for all pug dogs, but a list of fascinating information to stimulate your child’s interest in animals.It’s a friendly, smart breed. It loves to play a lot. And eat a lot. It also likes to sleep a lot.This breed first came from China. And then it became popular in England. Today, pug dogs are found all over the world.
  • Quiet "Q"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    Quinn the quetzal teaches kids about the letter “Q”. “Q” is always with his friend “U”. What kind of words can they make together? Read Quiet “Q” with your child to find out.
  • Youthful "Y"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    In Youthful “Y”, a yellow eyed penguin named Yap introduces children to some “Y” words that he knows. Enjoy reading about “Y” with your children in this book.