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Enemies of my family explores the story of a family through the years, passing through different generations. The love between two brothers, George and Patrick, is challenged by Patrick’s decision to marry Linda. Overcome with envy and greed, Linda will repeatedly try to destroy the relationship between the two brothers and to obstruct George’s happiness and success. Her devilish plans will put at risk George’s happiness and family, but he will never lose faith in God. The story is based on true life events, experienced in first person by the author during his youth. The book is a deep story that explores the most intimate parts of the souls and beliefs of the protagonists, depicting an incessant fight between good and evil. Enemies of my family is a story that shows that people are not perfect and that their quest for perfection doesn’t justify their means. John Ubachukwu Eziewena (also known as Prophet, Legatum of God, the Oracle of fire pass fire) comes from Oraukwu, in Idemili, North Local Government Area of Anambra state, Nigeria. The author attended the St. Joseph Primary School in Oraukwu for his primary education, the Flora Azikiwe Model Comprehensive Secondary School in Nneni for his secondary education, and also the Ave Maria Secondary School in Nnokwa where he completed his ‘O’ level Education. Later on, John Ubachukwu Eziewena completed his studies at the Kingdom institute in JESUS Technical thinking, self-development and advanced science. The author considers himself to be a great force, an instrument of God, a progressive agent of change, a reformer and a transformer, and also a believer of fairness, equity and equal justice for all.
Written by eleven leading anthropologists from around the world, this volume extends the insights of Fredrik Barth, one of the most important anthropologists of the twentieth century, to push even further at the frontiers of anthropology and honor his memory. As a collection, the chapters thus expand Barth’s pioneering work on values, further develop his insights on human agency and its potential creativity, as well as continuing to develop the relevance for his work as a way of thinking about and beyond the state. The work is grounded on his insistence that theory should grow only from observed life.
A Book on Fatherhood Revealing the Consequences of Fatherless Homes Statistics, provided by US D.H.H.S., Bureau of Census, show that 85% of all youths sitting in prisons, 63% of youth suicides, 90% of all homeless and runaway children; and 85% of all children that exhibit behavioral disorders come from fatherless homes. These are only few of the depressing truths and information caused by this situation. Author Keith G. Walker shares his own personal struggles from living a life without a father to trying to save his sons from a similar fate. In his engrossing book, Fathers Dey, readers will discover how he lived such a complicated life at such a young age and how he made it through. Why do these things occur and how could these issues be addressed? I feel there is a great disparity when it comes to fathers gaining custody of their children and want to bring this problem to the attention of the public so that changes can be made, giving fathers an even playing field, Walker says. In Father's Dey, readers will follow the story of a young man who grew up without his parents, lived with several different relatives, and despite the low odds of surviving, he goes on to do great things and become very successful and a good example to others in similar situations. Walker has written two fictitious chapters which show what has happened with others and what can happen depicting situations and outcomes where no one wins. This book is an eye-opening instrument that would enlighten readers about the value of family, the essence of parental love, and the importance of parental guidance and presence in their childrens growing up years. Filled with real life events common to many families throughout the world, suffused with intense emotions, and dashed with indispensable insights on fatherhood and family rearing, Fathers Dey is an interesting and inspirational read everyone will find fascinating and revealing.
After being betrayed by those closest to her, Jessica “JJ” Whitmore leaves her perfect life at West Bay High and starts over at the dreaded East Bay across town. East Bay is known for football, tradition, and its rivalry with JJ’s old school, so her new classmates are suspicious. JJ’s reputation is her biggest enemy as she tries to convince them that she’s now their ally in the war against West. As if life isn’t complicated enough, East Bay’s most popular prankster, Cameron Perona, starts paying JJ extra attention. Cameron isn’t to be trusted, but JJ can’t help falling for his tricks, willing to use him as much as he’s possibly using her. JJ wants revenge against the kids at West Bay, but as she seeks it, she uncovers secrets about both the west and east sides of her town—secrets that could change everything. Will JJ move forward with her plan for vengeance or get caught up in the teen drama that could sway her resolve?
Anna Lee Waldo, author of SACAJEWEA said about PICTURE MAKER that she did not want the story to end. Linda Lay Shuler, author of SHE WHO REMEMBERS, said PICTURE MAKER is totally engrossing, and Bravo! Sue Harrison, author of MOTHER EARTH, FATHER SKY said: Penina Keen Spinka holds the gift of magic in her words. Authentic details of ancient life send the reader on a journey that will delight and her characters are so well-drawn they make a place for themselves in the heart. Take a journey into legend. Hidden In Mist Bereaved prairie dweller. He becomes the guardian spirit of Niagara River and its majestic Niagara Falls. He lives in a cave behind it. Tododaho Onondaga - War chief and sorcerer who intends to change Tribal Law. Jekonsaseh Mother of Nations She escapes from a planned marriage and intends to end her life at Niagara Falls. Hidden in Mist saves her and becomes her mentor. She lives to fulfill her destiny. Hiawatha Onondaga - Father of Laughing Water cursed for opposing Tododaho. He becomes the man-eating scourge of the wild places. The Peacemaker can heal his mind, but can he live with the memory of what he was? The Peacemaker Called Deganawida (Thinker) - Huron. Son of a maiden and a spirit. His grandmother tried to drown him at birth. He will bring peace to five warring nations and unite them into the Five Tribes Confederacy (the Iroquois). Ole Red Hair Greenlander. He survived his countrys doom. With his sister, Dream Weaver, Ole finds sanctuary in the New World with Tribe Ganeo-gaono, later called Mohawk. Fitting in is just the beginning. Ole Red Hair must accept his nature before he can reconcile with the woman he loves.