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The Rock
If I were a rock,
I’d be el capitan. I’d dominate
the landscape with a stone face
and intimidation. I could
hurl men like sacks into submission. I could
catch your breath and push you to the edge
of adrenalin. If I were a rock, Continue reading
Spirit Knowing Once spirits know the reasons how and why they got to Be It is of no great circumstance to actually predict how they will leave the earth and come again. Mary Rensberry, author at Q…
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This is To the happy snake from my book How the Snake Got Its Tail. This child’s fable was illustrated with the help of Doriano Strologo in 18 interconnected half pages. It has simple words and is an engaging read for adult and child interaction.
A recent review by reader Nathan J. stated, “This is an excellent book with a nice flow and a great message!”
Linda J. said, “I’ve read many, many children’s books and this book is one I’m certain children will love.”
Please visit Jason’s bookstore at:
https://aopinionatedman.com/online-book-store/
and purchase your copy today.
Richard Rensberry, author at QuickTurtle Books®
http://www.richardrensberry.com
Free Book On Amazon Today! How the Snake Got Its Tail is a modern day children’s fable about the twin snakes, To and Fro. To is drawn to happiness and light, Fro is drawn into the darkness. This fa…
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They come
uninvited
with their woofers buzzing
sitting low in their seats
and smoking reefer
that entered the country
illegally. Continue reading
The permissive attitude toward marijuana use, though it may be exciting to many adults is no laughing manner when it comes to raising children (even though some may find it funny or entertaining after a joint or two).
The rampant abuse of pot among adults and teenagers has begun to filter down and impact a much younger population of children especially in our public schools. In a recent poll of sixth graders in a Los Angeles classroom, 100% of the kids raised their hands when asked if they had tried or knew of a classmate that had tried marijuana. Continue reading