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Books published by publisher Xlibris Corporation

  • A Collection of Stories: I want to play too

    Angel Scott, "I want to play too" relates to disabilities and special needs; this story introduces kids to a boy named Oliver who has cerebral palsy who has an eventful day at the park. This book is a collection of children stories. The first book, "It's not fair" is a funny and entertaining story about younger siblings. The second story

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, March 15, 2007)
    This book is a collection of stories with two stories into one book. The first book, "I want to play too" relates to children with disabilities and special needs by showing their capabilities. The second book, "It's not fair" is a funny and entertaining story about siblings.
  • Breaking the Silence: The Voiceless Victims of Physical and Emotional Violence

    Dr. Kim Yancey James

    Paperback (Xlibris, Corp., March 11, 2010)
    This writing spiritually, passionately, and intellectually addresses the issues surrounding the silence of both church and secular community concerning violence against women. The author shares a model of ministry that engaged women who courageously describe their victimization, bringing the reader into the heart of their woundedness. This ministry model has proven effective in breaking the silence of abuse while providing a safe, nurturing environment in which victims of abuse may begin the lengthy process of healing. This book is a must-read for women and men alike, as we are all somehow associated with a female victim-survivor of violence and abuse.
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  • Barbara's Quest to Find a Messenger

    Barbara I. Whitney

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, Feb. 10, 2009)
    When Education comes to our young learners they might enjoy a twist of following the Tales of a Quest For Messengers that begins with the MIGHTY COLUMBIA RIVER and leads into a little history and integument of kindness, thinking of others, travels in directions following the path of the birds into the Rivers going everywhere. In the Center of the Book comes two maps hand written for all to enjoy following the paths of the birds tales and travels… The First Character is a Wise Owl named Sir Gabriel who assumes the responsibility and ends up with some unexpected turns where in the second Part of the Book will extend the travel of a small little grey bird from the Mighty Columbia River where it meets the Snake and Yakima Rivers all the way into County Cork, Ireland. This is where a Irish Gardner follows the path into the excitement of Listening is a very important thing, and helps the Birds solve their dilemma of Who Will Assume The Task; to bring good will and chin up for someone in need who is in Portland, Oregon. The United States of America. The Tales are a continuous series that is forth coming but will intrigue all young readers and a few Adult readers that have shed a compassionate tear while reading… Connecting two countries into the fold will be the path of the future with all books starting in the United States in a small town with a twist of tale to Europe in the second story. The Illustrations are Magnificent and will pique the interest of all to see the Wondrous Birds that join the fantasy in "Barbara's Quest For A Messenger". Also available in hardcover edition (ISBN 9781441511768) through the publisher.
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  • Danielle, Where Are You?

    Cindy Roberts

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, May 10, 2003)
    "Danielle, Where Are You?" is an adoption story written for young children ages three to eight years old. It is a true story told in fairy tale form, with colorful, imaginative illustrations and lively text. Enjoy visiting many foreign lands while searching for Danielle. This book was specially written to help explain adoption to young children.
  • Are You A Good Egg?

    Joseph Cuccia

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, Dec. 8, 2008)
    Are You a Good Egg? is a humorous and colorful book that is designed to introduce your children to the concept of being good. The aim is to make the idea of being a Good Egg fun and encourage your young ones to participate.
  • The Adventures of Moo Cow: Joining the Pack

    Cassandra Severson, Cameo Anderson

    Paperback (Xlibris Corp, April 25, 2019)
    Moo Cow is a Husky/Australian Shepherd mix. His real name is Kenai. We came up with his nickname Moo Cow because his nose and the inside of his mouth look like a holstein cow. Moo Cow came to us in January of 2018 to join a pack of 8 other Huskies. He enjoys learning new things, hiking and mushing with friends and family.
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  • THE TALE OF THE WALKING ROCK: The Adventures of Sleepy Ann and Sam, Momma Kitty and China

    A. G. Brenckle II

    Paperback (Xlibris, Corp., May 11, 2010)
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  • Keeko the Gecko

    Emmalene Stockton

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, Jan. 8, 2010)
    Keeko The Gecko Will he or won't he? That's the question you will be asking yourself as Keeko the gecko sets off on his quest to catch a cricket. Follow him and the crazy adventures he undertakes as he attempts to catch Lickit the cricket and the big mess he always seems to make of things. From using disguises to hitching a lift from his old friend Midgeon the Pigeon, the story unfolds. What do you think? Will he or won't he???
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  • Safari through the Land of Landu

    Angela Karanja

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, May 14, 2010)
    Get your child ready for an adventurous and enchanting tour through the Land of Landu. "Safari through the Land of Landu" is an inspirational, empowering and success story written in, Song, Rhyme, Chants, Poetry. It is an adventurous Safari guided by Dhahabu the Squirrel. Now every child can learn the principles of life and success in their most simple and favorite language Storytelling. Your child will love going on this Safari again and again. This book communicates the 4 irrefutable principles of success in a simple, empowering, entertaining way that enchants and educates your child. Every child under the age of 8 should embark on this Safari. It is a must gift for every child under 8years old.
  • The Littlest Angel: A Christmas Story

    Albert Repicci

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, Aug. 20, 2012)
    The story coincides with the time and place of the first Christmas. Sarah has lost her lamb while her father, Jacob, is studying the arch of the sun to confirm the winter equinox and inaugurate the celebration of light to follow. Sarah, distracted by her father’s study of the heavens as well as her lost lamb, is late for the children’s candlelight practice and is barred by Hezekiah from participating in the biggest celebration of the year. Forlorn and with no use for her lantern, she lends it to three kings in need of a guiding light for the balance of their journey. When they return with her lantern weeks later, Sarah’s lamb follows them back to Sarah. The wayward lamb has been guided by the same star that guided the kings to the stable in Bethlehem. As the kings acknowledge Sarah’s act of kindness, Hezekiah is remorseful and, although not relenting on Sarah’s expulsion from the children’s pageant, offers Sarah her own more prestigious role as queen of light.
  • Mommy, Why Don't I Look Like You

    Barbara Williams

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, Jan. 19, 2010)
    Gracie, who is Asian, has been wondering why she looks different than her parents, who are Caucasian. She finally decides to ask her mommy one night at bed. Mommy's been waiting for just the right time to tell Gracie the wonderful, touching, sometimes funny, and inspiring story of her birth and how she heals the hearts of a couple who had been waiting for her for years without even realizing it. This book is a must read for parents of interracial adopted children who begin to understand as they grow up that something is different about them and their parents. As the questions begin to be ask it opens the door for the perfect opportunity to begin explaining to them why they are so special.
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  • Granny's Quilt

    Deborah Caruso

    Paperback (Xlibris Corporation, Nov. 18, 2009)
    Granny's Quilt is a tender story that teaches young Sophia aboutloss. Through her sadness Sophia learns that her grandmotherwill always be part of her and she will be surrounded by hergrandmother s love.
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