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Phyllis Edgerly Ring – The Munich Girl

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The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies that Outlast War by Phyllis Edgerly Ring

Phyllis Edgerly RingAnna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war-trophy portrait of Eva Braun. Fifty years after the war, she discovers what he never did—that her mother and Hitler’s mistress were friends.

The secret surfaces with a mysterious monogrammed handkerchief, and a man, Hannes Ritter, whose Third Reich family history is entwined with Anna’s.

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Plunged into the world of the “ordinary” Munich girl who was her mother’s confidante—and a tyrant’s lover—Anna finds her every belief about right and wrong challenged. With Hannes’s help, she retraces the path of two women who met as teenagers, shared a friendship that spanned the years that Eva Braun was Hitler’s mistress, yet never knew that the men they loved had opposing ambitions.

Eva’s story reveals that she never joined the Nazi party, had Jewish friends, and was credited at the Nuremberg Trials with saving 35,000 Allied lives. As Anna’s journey leads back through the treacherous years in wartime Germany, it uncovers long-buried secrets and unknown reaches of her heart to reveal the enduring power of love in the legacies that always outlast war.

About the author, Phyllis Edgerly Ring:

Phyllis Edgerly Ring

As she writes fiction and nonfiction, Phyllis Edgerly Ring watches for the noblest possibilities in the human heart. She’s always curious to discover how history, culture, relationships, spirituality, and the natural world influence us and point the way for the human family on our shared journey.

Phyllis’s newest novel, The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies That Outlast War, traces a pathway of love and secrets in WWII Germany when protagonist Anna Dahlberg discovers that her mother shared a secret friendship with Hitler’s mistress, Eva Braun. Her journey to discover the truth about this, and her own life, will challenge most every belief she has about right and wrong.

The author has worked as writer, editor, nurse, tour guide, program director at a Baha’i conference center, taught English to kindergartners in China, and served as instructor for the Long Ridge Writer’s Group. She has written for such publications as Christian Science Monitor, Ms., Writer’s Digest, and Yankee, and also published several nonfiction books about creating a balance between the spiritual and material aspects of life. More information can be found at her blog, Leaf of the Tree: https://phyllisedgerlyring.wordpress.com

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Blankets Can Be Amazing!

Our Amazing Blankets by Kealy Connor Lonning

Our Amazing BlanketsWhat can two kids do with two blankets?! Find out in this delightful and beautiful story about a brother and sister! Follow these twins, as they create real-life and imaginary adventures, using their amazing blankets!!

This picture book is a charming celebration of sibling friendship, to which all children can relate. This boy and girl have a special bond and have so much fun together. We get a glimpse of their wonderful childhood days. They experience the joys of being kids, as they bike, swing, hike, camp, have a picnic, wear costumes, and more.

Our Amazing Blankets applauds the power of imagination and the incredible benefits of dramatic play. In this adorable, rhyming story, with gorgeous, detailed illustrations, the boy-girl twins, play, learn and dream together. Their blankets become many things, helping them be brave, comfortable, happy, royal, and strong. They love their magical, glorious world!

Our Amazing Blankets is a Sweet, inspirational book reminiscent of these other books: What Do You Do With An Idea? (Kobi Yamada), What To Do With A Box (Jane Yolen), The Most Magnificent Thing (Ashley Spires), Not A Box (Antoinette Portis), and Ish, The Dot, and Sky Color (Peter H. Reynolds).

Our Amazing Blankets will inspire the child in your life, to engage in pretend play, and unleash his/her creative spirit and imagination!

The Benefits of Dramatic Play:

*Encourages language development
*Develops creativity
*Promotes critical thinking
*Builds confidence and empowerment with roles
*Teaches empathy
*Nurtures friendships
*Encourages cooperation
*Teaches conflict resolution
*Promotes self-regulation of emotions
*Develops physical skills
*Supports literacy and math

Our Amazing Blankets is the perfect picture book for children, ages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. It will make a wonderful bedtime or anytime story!

This book is great for classrooms, too! Teachers can use it to spark the imaginations of their students, in preschool, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade, and up. It is a nice gift for baby showers, birthdays, and more.

Our Amazing Blankets is the third children’s book by author Kealy Connor Lonning, and it was inspired by her boy-girl twins.

Live A Conscious Life – Free Meditation Guide

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Live Life: A Short Guide On How To Live A Conscious Life Through Meditation by Rebekah William

How To Live A Conscious Life Through Meditation by Rebekah WilliamCan you say that you live consciously?

What is awareness that has been talked a lot?

You may not be aware of your lifestyle, habits, and thoughts, having the ideas, goals, and dreams of other people. You may not be aware of your true values, life priorities, and inner desires. You may live “unconscious” in this moment because you are full of past regrets and worries about your future.

So what is awareness?

In a word, awareness is when a person does not just live his or her life but truly ‘lives’ every moment of it.  My book “Live Life A Short Guide On How To Live A Conscious Life Through Meditation” will tell you how to introduce new habits of your own awareness.

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It is great to stay alone with yourself, purge of all conventions and after several days of practice, you will begin to hear your true inner voice. This voice says that everything is in our hands and only a person can have responsibility for what is happening and direct own life to a personal way of development.

Awareness allows you to enjoy life in full. When a person lives consciously, the situation “Oh, I’m 80 but it’s so as if I haven’t had have my life at all”. It is not about this person. He had his life. And at 80 he will continue to enjoy every day of his being and not be sad about missed opportunities and unfulfilled dreams.

About the author of Live Life: A Short Guide On How To Live A Conscious Life Through Meditation, Rebekah William:

How To Live A Conscious Life Through Meditation by Rebekah WilliamRebekah William is a practicing psychologist and a happy woman. She teaches yoga. Moreover, she is a writer. Rebekah has been practicing yoga for more than half of her life and began teaching only after meditation became an important part of her life.

Her passion is traveling, books and self-development. It took more than one year of practicing, meditation, traveling to the holy places of India so that she could understand herself, listen to her thoughts and body, change absolutely her lifestyle to live a conscious life. In her books, Rebekah describes the power of practicing in order to help everyone to live a healthier life.

Alice Rose – Free Children’s eBook on Amazon

The Potty at the End of the Rainbow is Alice Rose’s first book and she hopes that children and parents will find it fun and useful.

MY POTTY: The potty at the end of the rainbow. by Alice Rose

The potty at the end of the rainbow. by Alice RoseWhat could be more beautiful than friendship?
And when your friend is a magical unicorn and a wise guide, it is so much more interesting to discover new things about the world.

Potty training is an important stage in the life and development of every child. But how great would it be if a unicorn friend were to pass on the secrets of using the potty? In Alice Rose’s book The Potty at the End of the Rainbow, this is exactly what happens.

Come and meet Corny Blue the Unicorn. With warmth and humor, she shows her toddler friend how to use the potty. Corny Blue will teach your child to give up diapers in favor of the potty and the basic rules of hygiene of using the toilet.

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Onwards to the conquest of new peaks and rainbows with the Unicorn!

In this book, aimed at toddlers and young children, you will find, beautiful professional illustrations with short and simple quatrains that your child can easily memorize.

About the author, Alice Rose:

Alice RoseAlice Rose is first and foremost the happy mother of a beautiful daughter. It was her daughter who became the inspiration for Alice to publish her books. For a long time, Alice thought up and told her own stories and fairy tales to her little girl, but did not dare publish them. The delight her daughter took in the stories encouraged Alice to take her ideas and storytelling and turn them into books. Now anyone can read them and share them with their children. Alice wants her stories and illustrations to bring joy and laughter to children while serving a practical purpose. The Potty at the End of the Rainbow is Alice Rose’s first book and she hopes that children and parents will find it fun and useful. She has several other books in preparation.

The History Teacher – Free Mystery

This is a captivating novel set in the 1970s. It features themes relevant to the political climate of the present day. The History Teacher is well researched and informative.

The History Teacher by Susan Bacon

The History Teacher“Susan Bacon’s THE HISTORY TEACHER is a rare thriller . . . scrupulously researched, cagily and compellingly plotted and eminently credible. . . . thought-provoking as both history and fiction. And oh yeah, a pleasure to read, written, sentence by sentence, with the eye of a shrewd observer and the ear of a writer who knows language is music.”
— BRUCE WEBER, journalist and author of Life Is a Wheel: Memoirs of a Bike-Riding Obituarist

HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU KNOW IS TRUE?

During the blizzard of 1978, a woman is discovered face down at the edge of her Delaware estate, a boxer, half-dead, by her side. Nearby, in a deep ravine, a CIA officer lies buried under two feet of snow. Their secret meeting—sabotaged.

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When Emma Quinn gets a call in her Manhattan apartment—your grandmother, out walking her dog, found dead in the snow—she has no reason to suspect foul play. A history professor at Columbia and the sole heir to the Quinn fortune, she heads down to Delaware, where her grandmother’s death has triggered a series of unsettling events—a break-in at the estate, an unexpected visit from the CIA and the discovery of a disturbing collection of news clippings in an upstairs study—about hijackings, bombings and acts of terror. Back in Manhattan, Emma is being followed by a mysterious stranger. Her distress grows when she meets a well-known historian, a Scotsman and Sovietologist named Angus McLearan, who accuses her late grandfather of wrongdoing during the 1930s and ‘40s.

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Determined to clear her grandfather’s name and to understand her grandmother’s fate, Emma forms an uneasy alliance with McLearan. Together, they head deeper into an intrigue that harks back to the beginnings of the Cold War and the early days of the intelligence community. As Emma’s research and the CIA’s investigation into the death of their agent begin to intersect, she no longer knows who or what to believe. And it soon becomes apparent that this isn’t just about something that happened in the 1940s. It’s about an operation that is still in play in 1978, one that puts Emma—and the broader world—at risk. When a discovery leads her to her family’s remote Adirondack cabin, the stranger follows. There, Emma is forced to confront the truth—about her family and about history as we know it.

Praise for THE HISTORY TEACHER

“Starting with a baffling double murder in a snowstorm in Delaware . . . THE HISTORY TEACHER rushes the reader through a perilous intersection of chateau country wealth, the academic world in Manhattan and Cold War intrigue . . . an excellent, well-crafted debut novel.”
— CURTIS WILKIE, journalist and author of The Fall of the House of Zeus

“THE HISTORY TEACHER is . . . a lively, classic page-turner—full of spying, murder and double dealing. Emma Quinn and her grandmother Margaret are 20th century heroines who would have to wait for a 21st century writer as skilled and clever as Bacon . . . to imagine their brave and savvy pursuit of the truth.”
—EMILY YELLIN, journalist and author of Our Mothers’ War