Books in Catastrophe! series

When the butcher shop closes the Alley Cats take to the streets in search of food. When they stumble upon a beautifully decorated house with tempting desserts behind an unlocked window, their adventure begins. The kitties enjoy a holiday feast, open present, play games and wreak havoc while having fun in each and every room in the finely decorated house.

Jesus Christ spoke of the End-Time. Jesus spoke of the Tribulation and The Great Tribulation. The apostle Paul later wrote in 2 Timothy 3:1 "This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come." The word "perilous" means difficulty, woe, hardships, trouble, and the like. Surely, the word "perilous" doesn't mean something nice or even lovely. The revelation given to the apostle Paul and the to the prophets about the End-Time can be clearly seen today in our time and age. This is nothing new since it was prophesied. Today, we are living in the prophetic age. We have seen natural disasters, plagues, pestilence, wars, and have heard rumors of wars. We have certainly experienced pain, sorrow, suffering, and grief on this old Earth. Jesus prophesied about the coming catastrophes long ago. Jesus prophesied throughout the Gospels that there will come a day when parents will betray children and children will betray parents to death. He also spoke of a time when men will kill those who preach and teach the Gospel and think they are doing God's service. Jesus also reminded us that many will come in His name saying they are Christ and deceive many. There will be false Christs also known as antichrists. Could all these prophecies be true? Could the end of the days be here already? Read this book and understand the things that will surely come to pass

From the eruption of Pompeii in 79 CE to the Japanese earthquake and tsunami of 2011, this dramatic collection recounts the story of history's most incredible natural and human-made disasters. Each volume describes in vivid detail the experiences of people who were involved in the catastrophes and explores the wider impact of the disaster on the communities and environment. Engaging supplemental features include sidebars that showcase personal accounts of events, ways the government and society have responded to the tragedies, and explorations of the circumstances that led to the calamities.