Books with author Toy Taylor

ONE AUGUST MORNINGTHE TRUE STORY OF LIZZIE BORDENBY TROY TAYLORLIZZIE BORDEN TOOK AN AXE… OR DID SHE?Lizzie Borden is a name that has lived in infamy. As everyone knows, she’s the young woman who “took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks” and then “gave her father 41.” Everyone seems to know the rhyme, but most people don’t know the truth behind the grim story of one of America’s most famous unsolved murders. In this new entry in the “Dead Men Do Tell Tales” series, author Troy Taylor delves into the true story of the Borden Murders, revealing what really happened on that morning in August 1892, how Lizzie was hounded by the police, prosecutors, and reporters, and then finally acquitted – yet always believed to be guilty. Was she a murderer or truly innocent? Did she swing the hatchet that killed her parents, or was Lizzie simply part of a plot that accidentally led to murders committed by a madman? You’ll have the chance to decide for yourself as the suspects are revealed, the conspiracies unveiled, and the strange circumstances of this haunting case are presented. Forget everything you already think you know about this compelling case and discover what did – and what did not – happen in the story of Lizzie Borden! What dark secrets have never been told? What happened in the grim aftermath of the murder trial? Do the spirits of the dead still linger in the house where the Bordens were killed? You’ll find these answers and more and you’ll never look at this chilling story in the same way again!

Simple, fun, crazy, silly songs for group singing, each with only two chords each. Perfect for beginners who want to learn a slew of songs in a short amount of time or seasoned veterans preparing to lead a group jam or sing-a-long with songs anyone can pick up in a trice. Link to a free video playlist of selections from this book is included for free.Songs using F & C71.A Ram Sam Sam2.An Austrian Went Yodeling3.Frankenstein (Clementine)4.Hangman5.I Know an Old Lady6.I Went to the Pictures Tomorrow7.If You Love Me (Alouette)8.Jolly Peanut, A9.Mactavish is Dead10.Mango Walk11.More We Are Together, The12.My Aunt Came Back13.Old Ark’s a Moverin’14.One Bottle of Pop15.Shoes of John16.Sim Sa-La-Bim17.Telephone Song, The18.There’s a Hole in the Middle of the Sea19.Throw it Out the Window20.Who Did Swallow Jonah21.Wise Old OwlSongs using C & G722.A Sailor Went to Sea23.Alice the Camel24.Chumbara25.Every Little Cell26.Hurrah for the Cook27.I’m the Monster of Loch Ness28.Mama Paquita29.My Hat, it has Three Corners30.Pay Me My Money Down31.Three Blind MiceBonus 1-Chord SongGrizzly Bear (Am)

ONE AUGUST MORNING THE TRUE STORY OF LIZZIE BORDEN BY TROY TAYLOR LIZZIE BORDEN TOOK AN AXE... OR DID SHE? Lizzie Borden is a name that has lived in infamy. As everyone knows, she's the young woman who "took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks" and then "gave her father 41." Everyone seems to know the rhyme, but most people don't know the truth behind the grim story of one of America's most famous unsolved murders. In this new entry in the "Dead Men Do Tell Tales" series, author Troy Taylor delves into the true story of the Borden Murders, revealing what really happened on that morning in August 1892, how Lizzie was hounded by the police, prosecutors, and reporters, and then finally acquitted - yet always believed to be guilty. Was she a murderer or truly innocent? Did she swing the hatchet that killed her parents, or was Lizzie simply part of a plot that accidentally led to murders committed by a madman? You'll have the chance to decide for yourself as the suspects are revealed, the conspiracies unveiled, and the strange circumstances of this haunting case are presented. Forget everything you already think you know about this compelling case and discover what did - and what did not - happen in the story of Lizzie Borden! What dark secrets have never been told? What happened in the grim aftermath of the murder trial? Do the spirits of the dead still linger in the house where the Bordens were killed? You'll find these answers and more and you'll never look at this chilling story in the same way again! ABOUT THE AUTHOR Troy Taylor is the author of more than 110 books about ghosts, crime and the unexplained in America. He is also the founder of American Hauntings, ghost tours, books, events and excursions across America. He was born and raised in the Midwest and currently divides his time between Illinois and the far-flung reaches of America.

Dive into the life and mind of a not so stereotypical African American male. In this book, he describes the emotional struggles of an introverted man living in an extroverted world. Survival stories of being bullied and rejected as a child, lust, fears, pride, sexuality, insecurities, divorce, fatherhood, manhood and the lifelong impact of living in a fatherless environment are all played out in the tale of this author’s life. In this book, taboo subjects like men living on the "down-low" and the people who say they love them are discussed from the perspective of a black man who has a profound understanding of both those living in that glass house and the ones peering through the window, rocks in hand. Take a journey into the life and mind of a man who through perseverance and relentless ambition, emerged triumphant in spite of the many hurdles, hurts, and setbacks he was forced to face. Many may still be running through the maze of life, reaching towards the light at the end of the tunnel however life is not ultimately about how you start, it's how you finish.

A Must Read -Reedsy Discovery A heartfelt yet unsentimental look at the lives and loves of American adolescents. -Kirkus Review How do you know when someone is popular? When his death changes the lives of people who didn't even know him. Bob and Pete weren't nearly popular enough to know Todd, and yet his mysterious death has changed everything, including their friendship. Suddenly lines are being crossed. As Bob finds himself in the elite crowd, dating Ellen Trumbull, Pete sees the girl of his dreams and his best friend slipping away. Is it possible for Bob and Pete to let girls into their lives and still remain best friends? Does change mean the end? If any of them could ask Todd Woods, maybe he could tell them.