Tales from Pangea :

the Lost City of Old: the Lost City of Old

(BOOK1)

In a lawless world infested by chaos and rivalry, pirates rule the skies. Young Thomas Von Zeppelin and his adopted brother Naji have finally come of age and are eager for adventure. Ready to embrace the unknown onboard the world's first aircraft, they stumble upon a treasure map leading to the rumored Lost City of Old - A once lavish kingdom surrounded by an oasis. With his fathers legacy threatened by an old adversary, Thomas now has 14 days to come up with an inexorable sum of money, or face the harsh streets of Edenia.

Leaving no other option, they set off on a wild steampunk adventure across the fabled continent of Pangea. Risking their lives in lieu of treasure, they must first overcome the toughest pirates and obstacles. To make matters worse, hot on their tail is the Red Ring; The most fearsome syndicate in the sky. Can the heroes find the forgotten city before it's too late? Or will they reach an untimely end from the perils that lay ahead? Find out in this thrilling race to the finish.

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So Who's More American?

America, the great land of freedom and hope. For centuries this country has offered men and women from around the world a chance to start over and make a new life for themselves. Generations later, their children and grandchildren call America home, but does that make them true Americans? Is there even such a thing as a true American?

Author Esmond “Mundo” Morfaw explores the longstanding question of what defines an American and who is in true ownership of this bountiful nation. As a man of Cameroonian descent who was born in Italy and now calls the United States home, Mundo has a unique perspective of what it means to acclimate to living in this country.

From the first Americans to the newest citizens, Mundo explores controversial issues in relation to racial and cultural themes that have affected all immigrants, including himself.

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Grand Canyon Overview

A Grand Canyon Overview

This book provides an overview of more than the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. The South Rim portion lets you quickly orient yourself to the park and learn how to get where you want to go.

Discover the North Rim, the Cape Royal Road, and the Rainbow Rim.

This overview introduces the tribes of the Grand Canyon including the People of the Blue Green Waters who live in a city below the rim.

Suggested Free and Fee accommodations are provided; form free camping to world class lodges. Simplified tips for the overlooks let you quickly find adventure.

Introductions to hiking, mule rides, biking, rafting and more are included. Use this guide to orient yourself to sights you want to see in your limited time. You need a guide because much of the area is beyond cell service.

The book includes Dean Clark's experience hiking the Hermit Trail. The 15.4 mile, trail rates as difficult. The unmaintained trail receives moderate traffic. 

Bobbie and Emilio Garcia were finally able to reserve a mule ride and two nights at Phantom Ranch. A revision adds their mule ride experience. 

This guide introduces you to the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. This is the most isolated and least visited part of the Grand Canyon. There’s much more to the Grand Canyon than the South Rim.

The book provides a more in-depth history of the earliest explorers and the geology of the area.

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Team Shipman Publishing

 

Team Shipman Publishing
5th Anniversary Celebration
www.teranceshipman.com

Dr. Terance Shipman is a 28-year veteran teacher. He spent much of his teaching career working with elementary aged students. In fact, he spent his first 11 years teaching kindergarten! He is proud to say that he built strong relationships over those years and has an incredible network of his students and their parents and co-workers that he has remained in contact with over these years. Dr. Shipman calls this ever-developing network “Team Shipman”. Through Team Shipman, Dr. Shipman offers continual encouragement, leadership, and mentorship to his students, their families, and his professional peers. Dr. Shipman currently teaches middle school and extends membership to Team Shipman to his current students and their families, as well.

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Whispering Walls

 

Whispering Walls

 A man plagued with memories of a violent past! A small town with a secret! A house with a history! David Livingstone an Iraqi combat veteran plagued with nightmares is trying to get away from the stresses of life. At the orders of his psychiatrist, David decides to go on a road trip. Hoping a quiet place will help him overcome his PTSD, he takes a walk in the countryside. Where down a winding path he happens upon an old Victorian style mansion. Immediately he falls in love with the old place, but the people in the nearby town say the house is haunted. David does not believe in such things; he believes only living enemies can harm you. However, not long after purchasing the house strange things start happening to him. He starts hearing voices and having visions of things he left buried in the sands of Iraq. Are these voices emerging from somewhere in the dark corridors that fill the house or the dark corridors that fill his mind? As David begins to dig through the memories in his mind and the history of the house. The line between dream and reality begins to blur. Are these just memories and nightmares brought on by PTSD or is there something more sinister at work?

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No Word Of a Lie:

A completely accurate account of the last 185 years, told through the eyes of the worlds oldest Galapagos tortoise

'No Word Of a Lie' is a comic novel recounting the last one hundred and eighty-five years of history told through the eyes of Jonathan, the world’s oldest Galapagos tortoise. Based on historical fact, his life has been a cavalcade of incident but perhaps due to his advancing years he is a reptile with a tendency to confuse the truth at times, though his heart is always in the right place.In this collection of memoirs he recounts the stand out incidents that have shaped his long life on earth. From his encounters with Hitler in an Austrian zoo, to meeting Charles Dickens in a boozy dockside tavern. Inventing the sick bag whilst taking part in the maiden flight of the Wright Flyer, to being arrested for sitting on an Alabama bus with Rosa Parks. And of course there is his ill-fated appearance on Blue Peter in the 1970s, when he soiled the studio floor.But as well as being a history of the past 185 years told by someone who’s lived it 'No Word of a Lie' is also a meditation on the ageing process. A frank and honest account of the lessons one learns, the clothes from the eighties one must avoid wearing again, and the importance of true love and real friends. A story that is shared before the restaurant bill finally arrives and Death presents him with the true cost of living, a price that means he can at last hibernate in peace for an eternity...hopefully.

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A Great Work

 

A Great Work

About the Book 

A Great Work is a story of faith, hope, and perseverance. It encourages all of us whose dreams and hopes seem to be gone to be of good cheer and keep believing that all things are working together for our good. As I look back at my life, I am reminded that there is no strength, perseverance, or hope without divine intervention, and therefore, it is important to know that faith will, at some point, be the only key that will unlock all the possibilities we need to finish a great work, see miracles, and renew our strength to keep moving forward. For those who are waiting on a miracle, this story will inspire you to rest in the depth of God’s promises to keep believing that your story does not have to end the same way it started, regardless of your current circumstances and the challenges you face. For the humble and weary, there is hope. For all the dreamers like me, God is able to do more than you can imagine, so believe in your vision, be at peace with yourself, and keep dreaming. Finally, for those who have lost everything, I want to remind you that the eleventh hour of the night is the darkest time of the day and yet it is the turning point for a new day. God knows, God sees, and God hears you, so cheer up, keep fighting the good work, and be confident that He who has begun a great work in you is faithful to finish it,

Synopsis (About the author)

Sidney Andre was born in Luanda, Angola. In 2014, he moved to the United States to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering. He attended the Georgia Institute of Technology from 2018-2021. He is the founder of “A Great Work Foundation”, which helps students by providing scholarships to allow them to continue with their education.

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