White Dove comes through many perils, some of her own doing, some inflicted by White Men, others created by the whims of different Indian Tribes. Nature has also battled against her, impeding her journey to survive. Love has been so evasive, she starts losing hope. She prays to the Great Spirit to give her strength to continue being the courageous Choctaw maiden her ancestors would expect her to be.

Eighteen-year-old Delilah Greyson has just joined the Defenders, an elite team that works to keep the city of Charlotte, North Carolina, safe from a series of supervillains who periodically attack, causing death and destruction. Among the Defenders are Jake, their arrogant and inconsistent leader, and David, the second-in-command whose inventions help keep the team going. When Delilah learns that Jake has commandeered one of Davids inventions, she decides to steal it back--both to help her friend and to get revenge on Jake, who has decided to make her initial time in the Defenders unpleasant. Intended to enhance human strength, the malfunctioning device had been locked up for safety--and Delilah soon learns the hard way that using the machine has unintended side effects. She gains the ability to turn into a giant bird. With her powers, she may be the citys only hope of defeating a giant amphibious monster and another superhuman struggling to control her own dangerous abilities. Whats more, Delilah discovers that being the White Dove brings out a dark side of herself that she never imagined. In this science fiction novel for young adults, a young woman gains superhuman powers and uses them to protect her city--with an unexpected cost to herself.

And I said, Oh that I had wings like a dove! For then would I fly away, and be at rest.' Psalm 55:6 (KJV) There are many tears and much sorrow for this white dove, but it is happy with life! You will not understand this for years to come, but this wounded white dove will bring wonderful blessings to you and your family. You must believe this! Many years ago, an old woman delivered this message to Carl's mother on a dark, city street. Eight-year-old Carl and his seven brothers and sisters are mystified by this strange story. What is the importance of the wounded, white dove? How could a wounded white dove bring many blessings to such a large, deprived family? What hidden secrets must Carl uncover? Will Carl ever find the wounded white dove? Once again, Arthur Dale Likens weaves a beautiful story about an incredible, loving family living on a lonely, dusty road known as Anglin' Road. There are more struggles and adventures-blizzards, a possible murder, an abandoned tent, and Carl's beloved brother Glen's health is deteriorating. Friends-old and new-and loving relatives come to share in the laughter, the dancing, and the singing that echo across the valley.

With humor and insight, Audrey Wood tells a tale certain to tickle anyone shocked to hear a child utter a bad word; and Elbert’s cure provides an ingenious solution. The vivid, hilarious illustrations rendered by Audrey and Don Wood together offer fans a new dimension to their previous collaborations.

This book tells the story of the life of Amanda, her family, and those who lived around them. Together, they were a strong, devoted group. All of them were here in a new country and had a new religion. Sometimes giving too much information about the story ruins the whole story and leaves very little to your imagination to discover how surprised you’ll be at its conclusion.

In 'The White Dove', William John Locke weaves a tale of romance and self-discovery. Set in the tranquil countryside, the story revolves around Sylvester Lanyon and the spirited Ella Defries. As they engage in heartfelt conversations and share dreams of conquering life's mysteries, their connection deepens, revealing unspoken emotions. Sylvester, torn between his past and future, finds solace in Ella's loyal friendship and admiration for his intellect. As fate draws them closer, the tender bond between them takes unexpected turns, and they must confront the delicate balance between love, ambition, and the desire for a fulfilled life.

Four year old Tom is sad and lonesome. His older brother has started school and is gone all day. Tom passes the time playing alone and watching the birds in his backyard. He makes a wonderful discovery that cheers him up. This is a heart-warming, low-key story that is targeted for youngsters from three to six years old.