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Peggy Parker is the scandal of Lagos—a beautiful, sharp-witted call girl proud of her lucrative trade and mocking of her mother’s desperate prayers. Sharing a home with her long-suffering mother, Grace, her chaotic sisters Paulina and Pamela and Grace’s handsome, born-again tenant, Dr. Pete. Peggy lives to provoke. But her dangerous lifestyle lands her in trouble resulting in both physical and psychological trauma.

From the beloved author of "Winnie The Pooh" comes a delightful collection of poems told from the perspective of a child around the age of six. From the friendly adventures of Christopher Robin and Pooh to the curiosity of Elizabeth Ann, this book explores a variety of themes, including but not limited to The bittersweetness brought about by the holiday season, identity exploration, and the joys of friendship.

Meet sister-duo Piper and Kylie. Their imaginative and mischievous spirits make every day an exciting adventure. From building forts in the backyard to exploring secret hideouts in the neighborhood, they never run out of ideas to keep themselves entertained.

Everly Johnson is more than a talk show host dispensing advice for Christian singles on WJOY radio. Despite the challenges of living with retinitis pigmentosa, she’s also an independent woman who has carved out a respectable life. There are only two things she desperately wants: to reconcile with her mother and to meet the husband God has for her. Preferably a man who will see past her white cane.

What is blurred vision? Is it merely a physical condition, or does it extend to matters of the heart? For Judy Kirby, author of a poignant collection of poems and writings spanning a decade, these questions have defined her life's journey. At the age of 20, Judy's path turned unexpectedly when she was diagnosed with Stargardt's Macular Degeneration. This condition gradually robbed her of the ability to see faces and navigate the world as she once did. The promising future ahead of her, including a college degree in computer programming and accounting, suddenly seemed uncertain