The Stained Glass Pickup: Glimpses of God's Uncommon Wisdom by Cathy Messecar

"About the Book The Stained Glass Pickup: Glimpses of God's Uncommon Wisdom :

Where do you meet God? In Cathy Messecar's The Stained Glass Pickup discover God waiting for you in unpredictable places. Through poignant stories, the author points you to the One who created you - the One who is waiting for you in the details and chaos of everyday life. 52 inspiring chapters. This makes a wonderful gift book." (Amazon)

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Alas, Atlantis! by Lynn Nodima

 About the Book:

"It takes a special kind of person to risk his life, even for someone he loves. Elder Tech Bandirr has given the possibility of survival, but there are only minutes to get to safety. With fusion bombs hurtling toward him, Khalar rushes to rescue his wife, Dhala. Will he make it? Will he and Dhala live through the attack?" (Amazon)

Genre: Fantasy

Category: Short Read


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Every Flaw, Every Perfection by Susan Elliott

About this Book:

"Every Flaw Every Perfection is a beautiful collection of poetry. This is the fourth collection of poetry written by Susan Elliott. These poems are poems of the heart; including one in Gaelic with an English translation." (Amazon)

Check out the sample poems below:

Poetry

Poetry; what is this thing called poetry?

Is it mere words consisting of syllables, symbolism, and meter, or is it more?

Poetry; What is this thing called poetry?

Is it something your high school English teacher spoon feeds you as you kick and scream?

Poetry: What IS this thing called poetry?

It is the sound of rain.

It is a first kiss.

It is the boom-thump of your favorite song.

It is birth, it is death, and it is everything in between.

Poetry is. 

(c) Susan Elliott

Starbucks

Sometimes I ponder life

Thinking that things

Are dark and bleak, but

Really life is

Bright and cheery

Underneath the

Coffee bean plant that

Keeps my

Starbucks in great supply.

(c) Susan

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