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An anthology of poetry accumulated through years of life experiences.
A poetry collection that has touched the hears of many. Emotional moments that everyone carries inside are offereed as testimony to the path that life winds for each person. The poems offer a glint of clarity and source of encouragement in the all-too-often misty limits of everyday reality. | |  | | Reindeer on the Rooftop
A Christmas anthology of 14 stories that have earned commendation from notable celebrities such as the late entertainer Danny Thomas, actress Ann Jillian, and the late but forever cherished Princess Diana.
THE NIGHT THE REINDEER FLEW
by Emmett O. Saunders III
copyright 1978
A long, long time ago, before the very first celebration of Christmas, there lived a man by the name of Nicholas. Now Nicholas was a happy young man and lived in a little village close to the North Pole. And every year, on the eve of December the twenty-fifth, he would ride in a small sleigh drawn by eight tiny reindeer up and down the snow-covered streets of the little village, delivering gifts to all the good children.
The gifts weren’t very costly, because Nicholas was only a poor toy-maker, and he | |  | | The Bell Wishers
Two children on a shared family vacation find a magic bell, a marvelous traveling cloak and danger on a mysterious island.
A children's fantasy about two children on a shared family vacation who discover a magic bell that summons a marvelous traveling cloak. It whisks them into dangerous adventure on a mysterious island. When the bell is stolen, they must recover it in order to return to their former lives, but in so doing, each child learns the value and strength of character from within.
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An Irish widower moves his two teenage children to a small southern town in America to escape the violence of his homeland. Unknown to him, a deranged British physician stalks the family for revenge of his own daughter's death.
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Galway, Ireland – September, 18, 1983 An insurrectionist uprising occurred last evening on the grounds of the National University. Professor Galen O’Donnell's wife, Maureen, was seriously injured during the incident. Details are still uncertain, but it is known that university students were behind the premeditated attack. Two students have been arrested; neither have confessed their guilt. The investigation continues, and university officials have no comment at this time.
Galen O’Donnell’s fingers lightly brushed the faded newspaper clipping on the night stand.
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