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While out of his body, a man encounters an exorcism in progress and actually sees the evil spirits, and quickly discover him.
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To the person holding this book: I envy you. Whether you read it for yourself, or share it with a young friend, you are about to embark on an adventure that is so wondrous, and so scary, it is definitely not for the timid. It will take some courage to join Tingle as she leaves her family and the safety of the herd to find her banished sister, Panush. So, grab your blanket and a snack, and settle in for the afternoon, because there is no good place in this story to put a bookmark. You’ll want to keep going to find out.…
What could make a cheetah giggle? What is the mysterious something that Tingle carries with her on her journey? Why did Whizzer coat himself with tree sap? What are yabbla gloffers, and why does Gorbash have so many? What is M’Suma’s secret? What does the vulture have hidden under its wing? Where does Moon-Boy go during the day? Why can’t you see him at night? And what is up with Guinevere, anyway?? Ha-Ssuu could probably tell us, if anyone dares approach his tree to ask.
Keep a box of tissues with you, too, because you are going to laugh til you cry when you see what the gazelles are doing. And you might shed a tear now and then, as you share the heartbreak and triumphs of Tingle’s journey into the dangerous unknown, with the hope of reuniting her family. Along the way, you just might learn how to see in the dark like an elephant, talk like a gorilla, and fly like a monkey.
EXCERPT FROM PROLOGUE: There used to be a tall tree in the southern forestlands of South Africa whose base had rotted, causing it to collapse. Nearby trees stopped its descent to the forest floor and it lay entangled in them, making a natural ramp for animals going in or out of the canopy for fruits and leaves. It was high in this tree, well under the shade of the canopy, that Whizzer found to his liking. It was here where he now spent most of his days, descending only to find water or to retire to his tree nest in the evening. The whiskers around his mouth and face were gray. Habitually he | |  | | Tobias
Tobias was like a bodyguard to a rock star. He had devoted most of his adult life to the care and protection of the healer. Every day for more than 20 years he had listened to the complaints of the people who showed up in droves, clamoring for an audience with the wonder-worker, seeking relief and respite from their ails and illnesses. When the crowds became unmanageable, as they always did, Tobias would move the healer to a new location, but people always managed to find them again – first a few, then more and more every day. And now the healer was gravely ill himself, and Tobias was faced with a dilemma. What to do. Whatever he did, it would not involve prayer, because Tobias did not believe in the Christian God, nor in His miracles, and when the final solution came, it was stunning, and breathtaking, and something that would change Tobias’ life forever.
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Inherent Chaos
by Terry Vinson
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 The fortunate inherit riches, prestige, positive notoriety. Those not so lucky bear legacies filled with poverty, infamy or, worse yet, the unhinged insanity and murderous urges of their ancestors. |
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