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Up To This Point. (HB) By: Logan Bedford Logan Bedford spent his youth homeless with absent and addicted parents. By all accounts, most who have been through what he has do not rise above their circumstances but instead repeat the cycle in their future. But through keeping a positive attitude and putting one foot in front of the other, Logan has succeeded in establishing a better life for himself. Up To This Point. shares Logan’s journey through his rough past and the incredible power of positive thinking that shaped his life for the better. Anyone who finds themselves in a dark or difficult time will benefit from his story and learn how to shift their perspective to become more positive and achieve their goals, bolstering themselves to a brighter future. Logan’s story is proof that you can overcome the odds, and That life can be better than it was before.

My Favorite Jokes By: Gene Crawford Some people collect baseball cards; some people collect cars; some people collect dolls; some people collect bottles—Gene Crawford collects jokes. He has done this since he was in high school. He has written many jokes from memory (from hearing them years ago). Also, friends know he collects jokes, so, they send them to him now and then. Jokes he shares must clear a hurdle—they must be clean enough for his grandchildren to read (they are ages eleven to seventeen). He’s tried carefully to follow this rule, even though, in about three jokes, he did put in a few dashes (finish the spelling carefully). He doesn’t know how many jokes he has collected—maybe about three thousand. But here are some of his favorite jokes. Maybe there are some jokes in this file that will produce some belly laughs for you—they sure have for Gene Crawford… and for a long, long time.

Values That Shape Us: Inspirational Stories and Quotes (HB) By: Manjulika Koshal Values That Shape Us: Inspirational Stories and Quotes is a collection of personal stories and anecdotes that have shaped the lives of the author, her family, colleagues, and friends.

Death's Disciples (HB) By: Dustin L. Herriman A young man named Zakul from a long misunderstood tribe leaves his home to attend a festival in the town of Dasum, when the town comes under siege by an invading army. Follow along as this unlikely survivor relates his harrowing experience, and live his desperate attempts to cling to life and safety. Review: “The world Herriman’s created ends up feeling both real and fascinatingly unique, the characters well-rounded and three-dimensional, and the magical and supernatural aspects of it feel plausible, with limits, constraints, and possibilities that do a lot to help shape the plot…” -Catherine Langrehr for IndieReader

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Memoirs cover the life of an immigrant from his youth in Berlin, Germany, experiencing World War II to his later immigration to the United States and service in the US Army and Special Forces, the Green Berets. The book covers his experiences as a member of the "Jungvolk" and Hitler Youth during Air Raids in Berlin, evacuation of the family without a father to the East, life on a Trek from the Polish border back to Berlin and combat against the Russian Army. Following the loss of WWII it describes life under Soviet Occupation, bare survival and later flight to freedom from East Germany to West Germany. Reaching the American Sector in West Germany and processing through a refugee camp, his family was reunited with their father a former member of the German Air Force, who had been a POW. Having lost all of their personal belongings as a result of the war, the author was obligated to leave school to support the family. Unable to find adequate employment he eventually joined a para-military US Army unit, which later on gave him the opportunity to emigrate to the United States. Once in the States, he saw the opportunities the military offered to "Be all you can be", as the Army once promised in their recruiting efforts. He joined the Army and following his enlisted career advanced through his determination to become a commissioned officer, qualifying himself through extraordinary training in the field of Ranger, Airborne, Jungle Warfare and finally the US Army Special Forces, the so-called Green Berets. He had the opportunity to serve several tours in Germany, as well as tours in the Republic of South Vietnam during 1967-1968 and the Republic of Korea. Following a 20-year career in the military, the decorated combat veteran retired at Fort Bragg, NC and finally moved with his wife and two children to Hagerstown, MD.