Books with author J.C Jackson

Black Elk, the Native American holy man, is known to millions from the book Black Elk Speaks, which has been read as a spiritual guide and philosophical manifesto. Meanwhile the man Black Elk has faded from view, even though his dramatic life converged with momentous events in the American West, including the Battle of the Little Big Horn. But Black Elk was not a warrior and chose to be a healer and holy man, motivated by a prophetic vision that haunted him. Joe Jackson has crafted an American epic, restoring to Black Elk the richness of his times and portraying a life of heroism and tragedy, adaptation and endurance, in an era of crisis on the Great Plains.

Sophie is a “one of a kind” adventurer, where every day is a new adventure in kindness. Sophie is a little girl with big blue eyes, big curly red hair, and big ideas. In Sophie’s world, love abounds, kindness is around every corner, and people helping people happens every day! Bob, the Cat, is Sophie’s companion. Bob is big just like Sophie’s ideas. Sophie loves to tell Bob her big ideas, and Bob loves to listen.

"A FASTPITCH SOFTBALL BOOK FOR GIRLS or THE GIRL IN YOU" --- Toni EvansThe crack of the bat creates drama on the diamond and in a girls fastpitch softball league, the drama can bleed off the field and into the lives of the players, coaches, parents, and fans.With fast-paced fastpitch action, the umpire screams "PLAY BALL." The games begin, merging the real world of young 10 - 13 year old females with their competitive spirit and passion for winning fastpitch softball games.Imagine the emotions, their egos flying while the dust settles. Will their pain and their joy finally merge with their dream and provide the determination they need to bring home the ultimate prize?Can they deal with the most important issue that derails so many teams and surprise us all?

They're back! Genevieve and Owen will keep you on the edge of your seat. If you love mysteries you will love these three short stories...House on the Hill, Sleepover and The Gift. Suitable for readers ages 9 thru 12. Included images will add to your reading experience. Sit back, relax and get ready for an adventure with Lone Tree's bravest duo, Genevieve and Owen. Also available in paperback.

Around the world in seven stops in an fun and interactive children’s book, designed to introduce the wonderful world of geography.Lead by nine year old seasoned traveler Chad Murrin, readers are taken on a colorful adventure across the globe, with stops in Johannesburg South Africa, Sydney Australia, Honk Kong, Paris France, Argentina, Antarctica, and New Orleans.Through these travels, children learn cool fun facts, practice native greetings and meet loads of new friends along the way.With large, easy to read words, bold illustrations and I spy challenges, Around the world in seven stops, will be the perfect launching pad to foreign language and cultural exploration.

A Courage Check-Up is as important as a physicalcheck-up. Just has a regular health check can identifyproblems, chart progress, and out- line action steps tomaintain a healthy heart, a Courage Check-Up canprovide motivation for change, increase your faith, andimprove the quality of life.Within The Courage Check-Up is the ultimate courage checklist. This checklist will help you make healthy choices, allowing you to become one step closer to your goals and a life complete with passion and purpose.

Let’s Learn Numbers, is a colorful and fun way for kids to explore the wonderful world of numbers. Each number is highlighted in bold, vibrant color, and complimented by whimsical graphics that help kids count along.Let’s Learn Numbers, makes learning fun again with eye catching graphics and loads of counting fun your kids are sure to love!Let’s Learn Numbers, is a title of the jellybean book company, an entity dedicated to creating education based children’s books.

Witnessing an eerie pair of yellow eyes his first night at Camp Blackwood may be the least of Jake Walker’s problems. There’s something’s bigger brewing at camp and it’s shocking. Jake realizes he’s being hunted by an entity, known as the Amaranth, deep within the camp’s forest. His first instinct is to leave. But when a boy with a unique past enters the picture and provides information about a car accident that killed Jake’s mom, things become unclear. There’s a connection between the accident and the Amaranth, and Jake must connect the dots. With this newfound information and with the help of his friends, and even some enemies, Jake must uncover the camp’s secrets in order to reveal more about his past. However, this is no easy task. The Amaranth unveils a weapon so powerful that it changes the course of not only Jake’s future but all of those around him, making his journey for the truth nearly impossible.

Sophie is a “one of a kind” adventurer, where every day is a new adventure in kindness. Sophie is a little girl with big blue eyes, big curly red hair, and big ideas. In Sophie’s world, love abounds, kindness is around every corner, and people helping people happens every day! Bob, the Cat, is Sophie’s companion. Bob is big just like Sophie’s ideas. Sophie loves to tell Bob her big ideas, and Bob loves to listen.

War memories do not have an age requirement. They force you to mature and give you no choice but to cope with the realities of the world. In this memoir, author Sigrid Jackson tells what it was like being a child of war in East Germany before and after World War II. In East German Girl, Jackson describes what it was like to live through the bombing raids, food shortages, diphtheria, communism, and being forced to leave her home with her mother and brother to be relocated to a rural farm. Using personal anecdotes to illustrate how God has worked in her life, Jackson demonstrates the courage that was necessary to escape East Germany to freedom in the west when she was just twelve years old. From an alcoholic, absentee father to an unsuspecting future husband, life continuously threw her curveballs, but East German Girl narrates an inspirational story of war, communism, family betrayal, and finally resilience.