Books with author Lee White

Description of Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version (BYNV)The Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version is the 66 books of Scripture in English, written for the current generation of Millennials. It uses plain English for describing the original ideas; instead of firmament, or expanse, it uses the word space. The true, original Name of Creator is used throughout, written in the original ancient Hebrew characters, yet leaving the rest of the text in English words. Uniformity of vocalization for the Hebrew letters in the names of many characters in the text is maintained; all Hebrew names are transliterated using English letters to sound them accurately, as closely as possible. The order of the 66 books is another feature, enabling the reader to flow from one book into the other; 2 Kronicles ends, and goes right into the book of Daniel, taking the reader from where the last book left off. There is a glossary for those who want to study certain words they encounter, and most books have the meaning of the book beside their title, providing the reader with more insight into the person that recorded it. The names are restored to be pronounced more correctly. Nahum is Nakum; Jonah is Yunah, Moses is Mosheh, Joshua is Yahusha, Joseph is Yusef, and so on. From Genesis (Bereshith) to Revelation, any reader will be fascinated with the truthful, clean message in this publication. In fact, "Besorah" is the Hebrew word that means message or report, that became the Old English term, Gospel, from the Greek euangelion. The Hebrew roots have been severed for most of the last 2 millenia, and this publication is an effort to restore them so the Truth comes through once again, and the famine of the Words of Yahuah ends, and His Word can go forth once again into the world. This book will challenge the experienced student of Scripture, and pour clean Living Water into the fresh minds of new seekers.

Are you a true Liam Payne fan? Do you know about his interests, hobbies, and talents? In 'Liam Payne: 201 Facts for True Fans', you will find all of this as well as-current/past relationships-what he likes/ dislikes about fame-what he loves and hates about his fans-what he'd be doing if he wasn't singing and so much more! Are you a true Directioner? Do you know everything about Liam Payne? Read on and find out!

The Graceful Art of Falling provides an inside look at fifteen years of one woman’s experience with a chronic, progressive muscle disorder. Beginning at age twelve when she was diagnosed, L. White tried to ignore and deny that she was any different than all her friends and that she was afflicted by a degenerative disease. Life in a small town with little diversity meant the smallest difference stood out like a sore thumb, and her difference was not small. Not wanting to be different, she found clever ways to hide her weakness throughout middle school, high school, and even into college, which included Google-Mapping routes to avoid stairs.Only after several years, and when she realized her weaknesses could no longer be ignored, did L. White find the courage to face her disorder, learn to cope, and eventually accept the ongoing changes to her body and her life. This book is a motivational and true account about growing up, struggling to find acceptance, and facing your future when you know exactly what your fate holds. The Graceful Art of Falling shows readers what it’s like to accept what you cannot change and find the strength to keep walking.

Little House on the Prairie books have been beloved by both children and adults alike since they were first released in the 1930's.This book contains 21 word search puzzles based on the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Unlike other puzzle books that are usually thrown away when finished, this work is meant as a guide to the Little House books to keep and refer back to.Contains information about each of the Little House books as well as interesting information about the Ingalls family, the places where Laura lived, and the television series.Complete list of all the Ingalls - Wilder museums and homes with contact information on how to visit.Puzzles suitable for all ages. Parents may choose to read the entries about the Little House books to their children, as they are written on a young adult reading level.Each puzzle was created by the author by re-reading the entire set of Little House books and pulling out words that showed the basic theme of each story.Puzzles and descriptions based on each of the following Laura Ingalls Wilder books:- Little House in the Big Woods- Farmer Boy- Little House on the Prairie- On the Banks of Plum Creek- By the Shores of Silver Lake- The Long Winter- Little Town on the Prairie- These Happy Golden Years- The First Four Years- On the Way Home- West From HomeGregory White has been studying Laura Ingalls Wilder for over 35 years.Excerpt:I was able to take a charter bus with Evelyn and a group of about fifteen others (mostly adults) to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home in Mansfield, Missouri. The experience of visiting Rocky Ridge Farm is probably why I still enjoy museums to this day. It wasn’t the souvenirs in the gift shop that interested me - it was being able to walk across the same floors as Laura and Almanzo, to look out of the same windows of their house and see the views they saw, and to actually lay eyes on the desk where she wrote the Little House books. For someone wanting to become a writer when he grew up, it showed me a connection between a real person and a place, and the world she created to share with the entire world through writing. - Gregory White

Stuck with an out-of-touch father and a mentally troubled mother, Lawson at least has his popularity-- that is until his father's promotion forces them to move from their small-town home to the big city. Lawson loses his friends, girlfriend, and perfectly planned upcoming high school career. Finding friends has never been hard for him and neither is dumping the ones who don't make him more popular. Unfortunately, he can't let go of one, because he loves her. Her name is Willow, and she is caught between her love for Lawson's potential and Lawson’s love for popularity. Meanwhile, an unlucky friendship with a neighbor man named Brad will test everything Lawson believes about himself, including his infatuation with being starting quarterback . Brad's genuine character, ageless personality, and uncommon wisdom attracts Lawson's curiosity as Brad tries to get Lawson to see the leader he can become. Lies, enemies, drugs, and crime threaten Lawson’s entire future unless Brad and Willow can find the real Lawson beneath everything he has become.

Beginning at age twelve when she was diagnosed, L. White tried to ignore and deny that she was any different than all her friends and that she was afflicted by a degenerative disease. Life in a small town with little diversity meant the smallest difference stood out like a sore thumb, and her difference was not small. Not wanting to be different, she found clever ways to hide her weakness throughout middle school, high school, and even into college, which included Google-Mapping routes to avoid stairs. Only after several years, and when she realized her weaknesses could no longer be ignored, did L. White find the courage to face her disorder, learn to cope, and eventually accept the ongoing changes to her body and her life. This book is a motivational and true account about growing up, struggling to find acceptance, and facing your future when you know exactly what your fate holds.

What are the fears, hopes and dreams of at-risk kids? In this collection of poetry and artwork, teenagers share their deepest feelings. This book is a testimony to today's youth who continue to work hard to understand who they are and overcome the adversity they have experienced in their life. Originally submitted to our monthly magazine "Getting Ready," these youth living in the systems of foster care, juvenile justice, and Job Corps, have the opportunity to see their lives and work in print.