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"Manifesting The Life"The lavish lifestyles, the luxurious items, the abundance of riches.It all comes down to the mindset. Over twelve-hundred millionaires are made each and every day, but not as many stay.What's the difference of those that make it and keep it, opposed to those that lose it all?This all comes down to the mindset. One commonality that people often ignore on the path to riches, is what you must become in order to keep it.This quick 15-30 minute read goes into the basic components of what every person must possibly do in order to not only obtain wealth, but to keep it.This is a very physical world, but a lot of the work is also down to mentality. Learn the tricks and implement them into your day, every day.

The Lost Treasure is a thriller about four young adolescents who come together to solve a deadly mystery. The spirit of a long-dead pirate seeks his 300-year-old buried treasure through the possessed body of a diabolical descendant. It's up to Bobby Holmes from England, his American cousin Brenda Watson, and a couple of unlikely heroes, one of whom has Asperger Syndrome, to traverse the darkened halls of a school at night, and the suffocating caves of a haunted mountain, to save each other and come out alive!

This book is composed of six stories about three schoolgirls. These stories are very funny and somewhat scary at the same time. The author of the book is a 9-year-old girl, who is gifted with story telling and writing.Book ExcerptThis is where our adventure all started: OUR NEW SCHOOL. No sooner had I thought it than I felt a hand on my shoulder. I whipped around to see a short plump girl with bounce-a-bounce black hair that was tied up in an out of fashion pony tail.“Hullo.” She said in a short cheeky voice and as she spoke I noticed that her front tooth was missing. The tooth made her look tricky and kind of wicked. Her eyes darkened as she said,“New girls, I expect.”“Yep,” I said sharply, I was not used to been disturbed like that. I was quite furious but to Mao Mao it seems like a good opportunity to make friends.“What’s your name?”“Emily,”“What’s your …”“…”“What’s the…”“…”“Can I…”“…”But I didn’t know that things were going to get worse.

The Talk I Never Had is a look into the life of a pre-teen girl named Jordan. Within this book, Jordan shares her diary and thoughts as her body begins a metamorphosis right before her eyes. She is not afraid to ask God those hard, confusing questions about His creation and her body. Jordan shares relatable, encouraging and empowering stories of embracing your body as the valuable treasure it is. She will inspire each girl to write her own hygiene plan, create a HelloFlo calendar and develop a life verse. Through conversations with her mom, Jordan learns the proper anatomical names of her body parts, the stages of puberty to adulthood and, most of all, that the Creator of all things created her and her body for a divine purpose. Jordan embraces the truth that she is fearfully and wonderfully made. The Talk I Never Had is meant to encourage young girls (ages 8-13) and mothers to have “the talk.”About the AuthorsJordan Reed and her mother, Shermane Reed, reside in Lafayette, Louisiana. Jordan is a God-fearing young lady with a compassionate heart. Jordan attends a Lafayette Parish school where she loves to play piano, read, write and draw. Outside of school, Jordan loves gymnastics and cooking. Also, Jordan is a student at CYT (Christian Youth Theatre) in Lafayette, Louisiana. Shermane is a wife, mother, women’s inspirational speaker, and the founder of Determined To Rise Ministry, which is a non-profit ministry that empowers female abuse survivors to restart, reclaim, and restore their lives in safe, Christ-centered environments. Shermane strongly believes it is important for every daughter to know their mother’s story. This is truly The Talk I Never Had.

A spring break vacation has turned into an empowering learning experience for a little boy, who has come to know his root in China and has found his ancestors' endeavor to build a mighty defense under very harsh conditions more than two thousand years ago. Thousands of lives were lost, while building the Great Wall, of which, many sections are currently in disrepair or eroded away in sand storms. At the end of the story, the little boy has found his mission to save the ancient wall, a legacy his ancestors had left to him, as well as to the entire world.“The Great Wall like a beautiful dragon, stretches gracefully across the high mountain ridges. The ancient dragon is so powerful and so long that Bernard can’t see the beginning or the end of it. The little boy stands on the Great Wall, so tall and high above the world. He can feel the amazing ancient dragon flying beneath his feet…”As a symbol of China, the Great Wall has stood for more than two thousand years to protect the ancient empire and has witnessed the country’s so many historical changes. By taking an amazing journey to visit the Great Wall with the little boy, Bernard, readers will have a glimpse of the depth and richness of the fascinating Chinese history and cultures.A newly released history title, by Connie Du, the author of Bernard Eats Healthy and Bernard Goes to Music School. You don’t want to miss a good read about China!

Nothing can explain to Aydan Fulbert how she survived the savage attack in the woods. Why her left eye, instead of being blinded by the injuries she'd sustained, had simply turned a shocking shade of silver. And nothing can explain the fact that she can hear the Stranger speaking in her mind - or that she can answer him back without using her mouth.Nothing can explain it - unless he's telling the truth.Nothing can explain the things the Stranger knows about her - things that she, until just a few hours ago, hadn't known herself: that she'd healed faster from her injuries than was humanly possible. That the cruel family she'd been raised by isn't biologically hers. That her stepfather is now hell-bent on bringing her to his own form of justice for a crime she didn't commit.Nothing can explain it - unless he's telling the truth.Nothing can explain why she so easily agreed to go with the Stranger. Why she didn't find the notion of another world ludicrous and impossible. Why she didn't cut and run the minute he explained where he wanted to take her.Nothing can explain it - unless she believes he's telling the truth.Aydan knows she's being intentionally naive. She knows her decision to follow the stranger is at best, reckless. At worst, deadly....unless he's telling the truth.

A fifteen day tour of America’s most famous cities, but do not look at it as a guide book, it does not just contain facts, or praise. It contains the truth: a lot of genuine feelings and thoughts, including some that could be called silly. A book that tells you an altogether unforgettable experience and fully displays a teenager’s point of view when in an entirely different continent.

The triplets and six other seahorses and two jellyfishes are going to the coral reef! On the way they meet Big Jelly, a jellyfish they have once rescued, and Katarina tells her about a very secret notebook that she owns. They then discover that Toddy, Katarina's shark friend, needs fingernails for a medicine. Can Katarina get the fingernails? And what has Big Jelly and the notebook got to do with it all?

This book is the first book of the series Diary of A Chinese Girl. It tells a heartwarming story of the girl spending her summer days with her first cousin, whose parents were divorced and who was initially selfish, mean, bossy and lazy, but gradually changed to a nicer girl due to the games they played. The author of the book is a 11-year-old girl, who is gifted with story telling and writing.Book ExcerptWell, so I got here. I arrived. So, did May. She got here this afternoon. Her parents are divorced. She lives with her step-mother and dad. She’s only seven, so I don’t think she actually understands ‘divorcing’. But it’s better that way. She’s not sad, scared or hurt in any way.When she first got here, she acted just like Grandma said. But pretty soon, she got used to having me (Plus so many others) in the house and became more tolerable.A while earlier we had been visiting Gran’s momdad and Grandpa’s momdad. I tried to imagine what would off happened if we had May. She might throw a fit at been stuck in a room with so many adultsAnyway, after she came we all piled into my uncle’s car and took off to Wangfangdian Lake. There we had lots of fun throwing stones down the big slope of the damp and watching it go into the murky, stagnant pond below.At first May was bored, very bored, very bored indeed. If I hadn’t invented the stone throwing game, would the afternoon have gone the way it did? But did anyone bother to thank me? No, of course not. But I didn’t need thanks. No I didn’t.Well, I’m feeling tired, more on the subject tomorrow if nothing exciting happens.

There's never been a pitcher like Willy Beal before.Willy Mae Beal’s first language–her mother tongue–is baseball. Its jargon comes naturally to her and she easily applies its truisms to the world at large. This intelligent and flamboyant woman becomes Big League Baseball’s first female phenom. Willy B. Superstar throws a 90 m.p.h. fastball through the Great American Game's glass ceiling, but that's only the beginning of her story.