Carter G. Woodson 
Negro Orators and Their Orations [EPUB ebook] 
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REMOVE YOUR SANDALS AND FEEL THE GRACE of walking the cobblestone streets leading to the ancient villages of Israel. In this first of three novels, you meet James, a young man, living in a small rura …

This day, when Gudu and Lanya took the subway to the Jam Music Festival, the subway braked suddenly, and the driver cat informed everyone that the railway was surrounded by strange grass, and the tra …

This book reproduces the entire process of Zhang Qian’s three visits to the Western Regions through more than twenty stories, each being independent and interrelated. With a military and diplomatic b …

ann Epeck’s father promised her they would move to Colorado "as soon as she didn’t need a mother." He also took her into his bed for years until she was ten. This is the story of her rememb …

My Mind Made Me Me is a powerful and thought-provoking guide to understanding and improving your mental well-being. Written by an expert in the field, the book takes a holistic approach, delving into …

Driven by an insatiable curiosity and an unwavering commitment to unravel the interrelationships that permeate our existence, Freia’s writing delves deep into the complexities of life, weaving though …

Us: The Greatest Game on Earth explores the two most important realities on Earth. One is the reality of the true nature of the soul where there is clarity and unity, and the other is the reality of …

Meet the one and only "J-Man, " a.k.a. Justice. A lively little boy with a creative imagination lives in Cleveland, Ohio, where the lake is "eerie, " and the river is "crooke …

The 30 years of research – comprising five epidemiological studies – on the mental health of the Singapore elderly is a tapestry of myriad colours of people from different ethnicities, cultures and s …

Scammed by an evil Las Vegas con artist, pianist George Sistern descends into a deep depression; and even after three years, his pain, guilt, self-loathing, rage, and desire for revenge remain. Throu …