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Sadie and the Golden Shoe by Shahara M. Ruth About Sade and The Golden Shoe Sade and The Golden Shoe is a new Nigerian folktale. Sade, (pronounced Shaw-day) a small girl is the heroine of this unique tale.  She along with her best friend, the village mosquito, saves her village from the curse of a golden shoe found by her father in a nearby magic lake. The story uses the influences of traditional West African storytelling, along with customary cadences. The story is similar to the famed Aesop’s fables and includes a moral that uses animals as significant figures to relate the message of the story. The book is quickly becoming a favorite of both children and adults. The book comes in several formats including hard cover, soft cover, ebook, Braille and a Read and Play audio book. Sade and The Golden Shoe can be purchased on Amazon.com , Xlibris and Google Books. 

In the Shadows (The Blaisdell Chronicles Book 1) by Author Katie Welsby  When the love of her past-life turns up, things hot up for Lucy Blaisdell. Trouble is, which of the feuding pair offers genuine romance, and which is just out for revenge? There’s also the small matter of a witch to contend with – or is it a gentler magic the mysterious Ellen offers with her overtures of friendship? It’s easy to fall for Alex Craven’s good looks and witty charm, but it’s Nathan Harlow’s dark and brooding, almost rude manner, that teenager Lucy can’t help but find herself being drawn to. To make things even messier, there’s no love lost between Nathan and Alex, and their history seems to go back a long way… Right back to a dark past-life in the Napoleonic era, if Lucy’s increasingly strange and seductive dreams are to be believed. When the past catches up with them, disaster strikes, and Lucy must learn the truth about her past-life before history repeats itself. In the Shadows (The

Grab your FREE copy of this book  Marie Antoinette to Madonna  - today and tomorrow only (3/25-26/15)  and a FREE copy of  Shakespeare to Steven King  - today (3/25/2015) . What do Marie Antoinette, former Queen of France, and Madonna, the Queen of Pop have in common? These two women are no strangers to the lives of opulence, royalties, and public scrutiny, but how do their lives truly compare to one another? Both governed by head-strong mothers and deep religious upbringings, this mashup will examine the turning points in their lives, the people that influenced them, and the major events that occurred later in their biographies to paint the fullest picture of who these Queens actually were. Dive into this mashup and learn more and have more fun learning at the same time. The mashup has existed for ages, though the term only became fashionable in the past decade. Its recent, renewed popularity in the entertainment and technology industries proves blending the tried-and-tr

Grab your FREE copy of this book Shakespeare to Steven King  - today (3/25/2015) and a FREE copy of   Marie Antoinette to Madonna  - today and tomorrow only (3/25-26/15). The mashup has existed for ages, though the term only became fashionable in the past decade. Its recent, renewed popularity in the entertainment and technology industries proves blending the tried-and-true with innovation is a successful means to communicate with the masses. Literature is no exception. Take Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. Need we say more? Author Melissa G. Wilson has breathed new life into the art form with Masters Mashup. Her book dives into and dissects the uncanny parallel lives of the King of Sonnets and the King of Horror and proposes fascinating mashups using several of their own masterpieces. What do William Shakespeare and Stephen King, born hundreds of years apart, have in common? You may be surprised. Discover shared themes, interesting influences, eerie connections and key t

Higher Education 101: Understanding the secrets  to personal development by Author Osamede Arhunmwunde Higher Education is not about furthering one’s academic education: it’s about evolving as a human; about rising to be the best one can be; about defining success; and choosing the life one wants to live. For anyone interested in seeking personal development, not only for oneself, but for the greater good, Higher Education will provoke readers to take a hard look at their beliefs to see if they are up to the challenge – and inspire others to do the same. Higher Education 101: Understanding the secrets to personal development by Author Osamede Arhunmwunde is available at Amazon.com .

Value Investing: A Value Investor's Journey Through The Unknown by Author J. Lukas Neely The great thing about this book is it's based on real world experience, extensive research, and one-on-one interviews with some of the top performing investing experts and minds in the world — from Mitch Kovitz, Vitaliy Katsenelson, Jon Shapiro, and many more. If you dig investing or developing your own mental models, I think you'll like the new best selling book just published on Amazon that's free today... It's called Value Investing: A Value Investor's Journey Through The Unknown... Within the book, you will find a simple 5-step multidisciplinary blueprint that anyone can use to create investing success through value investing. It uses real world examples, case studies, and stories to illustrate even the most complex investing concepts--—making them simple and actionable.  The book dispells many of the myths that often rob people of their success as invest

The Black Hand of God by  Author R.S. Basi, Illustrator Aaron Morgan The story of Dona Beatriz Kimpa Vita, a 17th century religious reformer sometimes called the "African Joan of Arc." The story is told by her father, an introspective parent whose regret keeps him questioning the authority of the Church. Although Kimpa Vita gained many followers with her claim to be the reincarnation of St. Anthony, she was plagued by reminders of her own mortality and this gnawed at her confidence. She preached that Jesus was from Kongo and that the Kongolese were equal to Europeans in heaven, messages that resonated with the war-weary subjects of Kongo and brought her great influence.  Her undeniable power directly threatened the Church and King, setting up a confrontation with the highest stakes.  Kimpa Vita is considered by many to be the progenitor of the African Independent Church movement, which sought to reconcile African spiritual needs with the Euro-centric tea