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Rebel in Petticoats In 1861 ten-year-old Rachel Franklin and her family are pulled into the midst of the Civil War. Though at first the glory of fighting for the southern Cause brought pride and excitement into the Franklin home, the truth of war’s hardships soon become apparent. Before the war the biggest worries for Rachel were using proper manners and controlling her jealousy towards her brother Bud's sweetheart, Suzanna Wade. Now Rachel and her mother must work the gardens, pick cotton, tend to their wounded men, and wait between letters with only hope that their loved ones survive. “We must be strong,” Mama tells her, and on the night when Rachel must deliver an important message for Papa to save the lives of countless men, she learns the true meaning of bravery when she becomes a little Rebel in Petticoats. |
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Too Tall Alice by Susie Sims Irvin ISBN 978-0-9800285-3-9 "Once upon a time there was a little girl named Alice. Only she wasn't very little for very long." And so begins the story of Too Tall Alice, a poem by Susie Sims Irvin raised to book form by the fresh and innovative creativity of illustrator Melinda Dabbs. This book is for the child in all of us, as it subtly reinforces the understated axiom – our differences make us who we are.
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Split Tongue Sparrow ISBN 978-0-9800285-1-5 In 1988 at the Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea, Jan Hayes first heard the story of the Split Tongue Sparrow. She asked for the story to be written in Kanji and later requested someone at the Japanese Center of MTSU to roughly translate the folktale. Hayes has put her own artistic flair into the retelling, adding haikus to the beginning and end and presenting the entire story in a way reflective of the traditional Japanese folktale style. For the publication, Eri Redfern translated the story back into Kanji, which is included in the back of the book. O’More graduate Bobby Dawson’s artwork makes this heartwarming narrative about the blessings of kindness a true masterpiece. |
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Educational Wellness ISBN 978-0-9800285-4-6 “Educational Wellness and the Hilliard Circle of Teaching and Learning theory encourage rigorous instruction in a sensory-rich atmosphere conducive to active retention of academic content. Hilliard and Sexton explore sound theory then accompany their research with a veritable “menu” of examples and suggestions for implementation refreshingly applicable to secondary and higher education classrooms. Immensely readable, this book brims with practical suggestions for teaching across the spectrum of intelligences which can often be a daunting task for already overworked teachers in overcrowded classrooms.” - Lori Napier Facilitating Teacher, Maury County Teaching Center
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The Apostle John: A Blessed Life ISBN 978-0-9800285-2-2 “John the Apostle was truly the Christian of the first century. His life spanned the rule of Augustus Caesar through Trajan; thus he lived through the reign of twelve emperors and died during the rule of the thirteenth in the period of time known in Latin as the Pax Romana or Roman peace.” (exerpt from first chapter) The Apostle John: A Blessed Life takes a historical and philosophical look into the life and work of this son of Zebedee. Once a “son of thunder,” John’s spiritual journey led him to become the man called to write a special, personal account of the life of Jesus. This book guides the reader through the world in which John lived and the gospel, letters, and revelation tale written with divine direction and his unique perspective. From his days fishing with his father and brother on the Sea of Galilee, to his travels with Jesus, and finally to his last days writing and sharing Christ’s word in Ephesus, this apostle truly lived a blessed life. |
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Pain and Suffering: Friend or Foe? ISBN 0-9800285-0-7 “In many cases, whether or not pain is a friend or foe depends on our outlook on life. We can think of it as a privilege or drudgery. We look at everything that happens from some point of view. If we conclude all is bad, then no matter what happens we will see every experience in a bad connotation. If life is seen as a privilege, then this optimistic view can put a good spin on even our problems, disappointments, and suffering. If optimistic vision allows us to think of the future and others, we may be able to see past our brief pain to the possible good result. The future will be brighter, and the load will be lighter.” |
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Silent Voice of Creation ISBN 0-9717444-8-3 If you desire to gain a simple recognition of God in your life — every day, in ways you may have never given consideration to in the past — then you will enjoy these readings. This book is filled with daily reminders of the love of God exemplified in everyday life. |
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Spirit-Ritual ISBN 0-9717444-5-9 Dr. Hilliard’s newest book utilizes a variety of sacred rituals intended to guide the reader on a journey into the spiritual realm, a journey that all of us inwardly wish to take, though few gain the insight to lead them beyond the sacred veil. |
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Simple
Order ISBN 0-9717444-7-5 It's not about cleaning your closets. It's about changing your life. This revolutionary book is the first to attack chaos at its source: the overwhelming complexity of our lives and environments. |
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Cause and For Country ISBN 0-9717444-4-0 American history buffs and Civil War enthusiasts
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The Catcher of Dreams ISBN -0-9717444-0-8 Inspired by his year of working with the Eastern Band of the Cherokee, Dr. Mark Hilliard interweaves his own faith with the rich spiritual understandings and rituals of the Cherokee and Lakota to create this discussion of holistic health and wellness. The book begins with a self-assessment questionnaire, followed by sections on spiritual health, mental health, and physical health as it covers many topics: relationships, stress management, time and money management, belief systems, diet and nutrition, exercise, spirituality, movement therapy, healing, emotions, risk management, and more. |
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A Hymn a Day ISBN 0-9717444-1-6 The publishing of this book fulfills a longstanding desire of Graham McKay to share his study of the history of hymns with all those interested in how hymns impact everyone's life. |
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Psalms, Hymns and Spirituals ISBN 0-9717444-2-4 In his second book, Graham McKay shares the story behind such famous hymns as "Amazing Grace" and "Just as I Am," the Christmas favorites "O Come, All Ye Faithful" and "What Child is This?" as well as others.
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Saturday ISBN 0-9717444-3-2 Sometimes adults are so busy with the things they need to do that they fail to notice when a little one is having a bad day. Jessamouse learns this the hard way when she seems only to get in the way of her family on Saturday. |
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