Books with title The Stream

"The Streak" is the first in a character building series of stories that revolve around Hartlie, a warm wise mutley dog who dispenses love and guidance from the scriptures to his fellow "Bog Critters" in need. These whimsical parables are designed to teach as they entertain, with each book in the series addressing a different problem. The rhyming prose moves quickly to keep the childs attention, and each page is covered with delightful watercolor illustrations. Careful attention has been paid to the quality of this product with imported European laminated gloss hardcovers and 70lb acid free paper on the interior, all meant to withstand the little hands that will be using them

An intriguing fantasy tale is like a good steak, you savor every bite-every page, and it sticks with you; it satisfies. The Blood Stream is such a tale. Once ingested you will want to read the series from which it is spawned. The Blood Stream is a compelling fantasy tale that will grab your attention and hold it page to page. It is the best of allegorical fantasy fiction by a Christian fantasy fiction author who writes captivating stories while subtly dealing with issues of the heart and mind. His biblical worldview underpins his stories without encumbering them with sanctimonious airs. The Blood Stream is at its heart a remarkable story that you won’t want to put down. The Blood Stream is indeed a supremely intriguing fantasy tale, a spin-off of the author’s Accidental Heroes series. It appears as an addendum to Labyrinth, the fifth book in that series. This intriguing fantasy tale will suck you in and give pause to contemplate issues of the heart. It is one of the author’s Quick Read Books (books of 80 to 150 pages designed for a satisfying quick read) that will keep you turning the pages until there are no more pages to turn. The reader of this intriguing fantasy tale about two brothers, Kandras and Kovan, who first appear in Terminus, will encounter improbable places and mystifying events that have the feel of something from another world. Evil wraiths must be destroyed, yet a shocking and surprising twist makes destroying them all but impossible. Kandras is constantly forced to choose between his heart and mind, and the orders given to him by an eccentric old man who came onto the scene as if out of nowhere. Unknown to either brother, each will make his own journey while being presented with the similar daunting challenge. How will the brothers find answers when they are so conflicted with competing desires and convictions? The powerful ending to this intriguing fantasy tale may surprise you, and hopefully it will answer some of your own life questions. This Christian fantasy author writes with a pen that inks out passion, lays out strokes one cannot help but follow. He creates gripping reality within fantasy. When you peruse this author’s other books you will find a broad spectrum of fantasy books, from this kind of unique allegory to medieval fantasy, pirate fantasy, fairytales, and short story anthologies. The author of this intriguing fantasy tale is a prolific writer with an incredible imagination. He has written more than thirty books including his numerous Quick Read Books and several epic length novels. If you are a connoisseur of Christian allegory and metaphoric tales you will also enjoy Tarnished Crown, Tower of Death, and The Jewel. You will find Christian metaphor permeating other of the author’s books as well, such as Son of Cain, The Droll Child, The Princess and the Orc, Wayhouse at Weedle Incidents, The Myth, and Moon Drale. All of the author’s books are available both in digital format for Kindle in paperback.

He continually struggled to find his place in the flock, acquiring only one real friend along the way. Blemish had also acquired a secret treasure and a bad habit, a very dangerous habit that could unravel his stable world if he was found out. As the events of his life unfold, Blemish finds that the things that he has been taught arent always true and dont match up with the experiences he is encountering. Could it be that the Council of the Old Ones, those that should be leading them down the right path, are at the center of the confusion? Is the Shepherd really as evil and cruel as the Council said? Someone somewhere wasnt giving him the whole truth. Was it deliberate deception? Or were the ones he was supposed to look up to just as confused as he was? Author Ann Joseph invites you to follow Blemish on his quest Across the Stream to find out the truth about the Shepherd who has impacted so much of his life, the Council that hates him, and the fate of the missing sheep.

The Streak may appear to be about a big baseball game and the star player, Billy Thorton, but in fact it is about much more. It is about making choices in life, no matter the surrounding noise.Heading into the Championship Game, Billy Thorton is able to break a national hitting streak, held for the last 20 years. Everything changes when a new kid shows up to school.Billy finds himself asking the questions we all ask ourselves about truth and doing what is right.Could you make the 'right' choice?

Excerpt from Across the StreamThere is a very large class of persons alive to-day who believe that not only is communication with the dead possible, but that they themselves have had actual experience of it. Many of these are eminent in scientific research, and on any other subject the World in general would accept their evidence.There is possibly a larger class of persons who hold that all such communications, if genuine, come not from the dead but from the devil. This is the taught opinion of the Roman Catholic Church.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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