Books published by publisher Page Turner Publishing

In the book, Don't Feed the Monster, three young siblings are constantly arguing. The quarreling creates a monster that is fed by their growing anger. The monster grows as the siblings continue to fuss and fight. The parents eventually call an important meeting to address the issue. Don't Feed the Monster is a story about compassion, respect, and forgiveness and also addresses how families can strive to achieve peace and harmony in the home.

Popcorn Rosie and Her Dancing Ponies came to life through the creative imagination of my grandchildren, and because of this, my grandchildren are characters in this book. (Emma) Popcorn Rosie is about to celebrate her first birthday when her big sister, Madison, has an idea to plan a very special birthday party for her, but not without the help of her cousins. Together they plan a backyard birthday party that's filled with clowns, a magician, dancing ponies, and much more. Working together, they demonstrate a sense of teamwork that would please any parent. A delightful story that captures the heart of a parent and a young audience.

Black History is World History. This book is intended for kids to enjoy. It is my intentions for parents and teachers to read along with kids and explain any difficulties they may run across. This book will not only raise awareness but it will also raise self-esteem. Something that is important for early child development. In order to achieve a high status or an important figure in life, you must first believe it is possible. Too many kids are dropping out of school, being incarcerated, becoming addicted to illegal substances or just giving up on life. Many have been disenfranchised.One of the Great Kings in this book is Mansa Musa (Emperor of Mali). Mansa Musa is known as the richest man of all time. In today’s standards, he would be worth 400 billion dollars. He built some of the most prestigious colleges in the world at the time he was Emperor.Can you imagine the impact on a child’s mind if he were told a black man, or better put, an African man was the richest man of all time. This information could have an extraordinary impact on the success of a child’s future. I think this book should be part of the curriculum.

This book is written from the perspective of a retired racing greyhound, Dominique. As a champion racer with many wins behind her, Dominique suffers an injury at the track and her racing career ends suddenly. She finds herself thrust into this strange new world of retirement and questions her worth since all she had ever known was running and winning races. Meanwhile, a sweet little girl, Maria, has always dreamed of having a dog and her parents surprise her on her birthday with the news that the family will be adopting a retired racing greyhound. Readers will fall in love with Dominique as she transitions from champion racer to family pet and integrates into this new family. Dominique also meets up with other adorable and funny four-legged characters. Children will learn great lessons along the way as Dominique's story unfolds and she discovers the truth about this strange new world and her own worth.

The Adventures of Duck Poo Island is simply a story about two best friends who vowed to stay friends despite the odds and the promises to divide them. Friendship is a precious gift and loyalty is an obligation. Adam and Andy firmly believe in courage and accountability. They believe in standing up for justice and owning up to their own mistakes. Adam and Andy are wise beyond their years. We all could take a page out of their book. (No pun intended.)

The Adventure of Lola the Lonely Orca, her human friend, Madi, and their journey free Lola from Captivity and reunite her with her family in the Sea.Along the way, Lola teaches Madi that animals have feelings just like humans.Madi teaches Lola; no matter how small anyone can be a hero!And they show each other the meaning of true friendship and love.

It was among the most remarkable and successful rebuilding projects in NASCAR history - turning the most popular driver whose confidence bottomed out amid questionable work habits into an assured and diligent championship contender.In Leading the Way, Steve Letarte takes readers into the closed-door meetings, the heartfelt conversations in the No. 88 hauler and the after-hours bonding sessions that created the faith and trust necessary to make Dale Earnhardt Jr. a winner again.Through vivid depictions of some painful mistakes and critical decisions, Letarte details the overlooked strategies and structure that he successfully applied to a slumping race team the same way that a CEO would implement in a struggling company.Here are the never-before-revealed fierce arguments, lighthearted moments and unbridled joy shared with Earnhardt in a four-year, cross-country odyssey from the highs of a magical 2014 Daytona 500 win to the lows of a career-threatening concussion."Steve possesses all the qualities of a successful leader, with a unique ability to rally his team into believing in their own success. This book is a special look at his life both personally and professionally that I think will enlighten and educate." - Dale Earnhardt Jr. "I never dreamed of being an author, but those years with Dale were so special. I wanted everyone to hear these stories to appreciate the important values of leadership and friendship and the successes that are measured beyond trophies and championships." - Steve Letarte

LEARN OF THE DARK SIDE: Lucifer, Morning Star's dominion, even over lightThe Cataclysmic Coup d'état birth of "Darkness"The true meaning of "without form and void"True meaning of Light and DarknessWhy cast onto the Earth? Why not exiled to the Abyss?The actual fruit Adam and Eve ate (documented)Are Devil and Satan one and the same, or different?How different? What are their functions?How and is spiritual mind suggestion achieved?Full chapter of definitions to rapidly unlock truthsWhat is death's reality and experience like?Conquering temptation, recognition principlesHow is it that the crucifixion takes sin?Smoking gun proof: how legal is our sin payment?Actually, what is sin?Habit patterns, is my conscience good?"I" actually what is this I?How many I's must I deal with?Come into light knowledge of "The Dark Side"Deliberate thought incubationI's, eyes open; See

The Powerful Bully Elk tells the story of a boy who has a crazy dream, in fact a nightmare, about an elk that chases him through various scenes and bullies him along the way. This tale brings to life the tactics a bully might use in real life. It also highlights two important factors to consider regarding bullying behavior and what sets bullying apart from lower-level conflict.Readers can relate to the dream experience felt by the boy who has a difficult time running away from the elk as if he has weights attached to his legs. The rapid scene changes also mimic what actually might occur during the course of a dream. This book is a creative way to explore the more serious themes of bullying so that it makes a lasting imprint in the minds of young readers. Bullying is a universal problem. Boys can be bullies! Girls can be bullies! Powerful bull elk can be bullies!

Although the risk of death and great bodily harm were foreseeable, rather than changing their conduct they chose to run the risk. A sinister gamble virtually assuring death with the greatest possible violence. It is apparent that both corporations had willfully entered into an amoral and criminal quagmire that the law can only begin to address. The children’s mortal wounds are quintessential examples of theocratic and bureaucratic corruption fulfilling their deadly potential.