This book is a unique collection of urban poetry, essays and spoken word created to represent Puerto Rican culture in the Bronx and New York City. This colorful anthology consists of a thoughtful compilation of witty and genuine verses that depict the life of a Nuyorican in motion.Take a ride uptown on the 6 train and visit this eclectic memoir conducted by a proud Boogie Rican.

Before they can walk, boys are taught to stand tall, be strong and not cry. Little wonder why later as men, some find it difficult to kneel (pray), show emotion, and share true intimacy. They aren't taught how to be a covering, but how to conquer. The world goes on to define manhood by the amount of physical strength, money and women a man has. What a man thinks of himself is his first reputation and has a lot to do with what others will think. How important it is then, if we want to improve the measure of men, that we give boys better tools by which to gauge themselves. Beware of Bacon Bits is such a tool. During a walk with his dad, Bo Jr. discovers that there is strength in weakness, that a life of significance is often one of sacrifice, and that we must eventually put away childish things.

A large part of "the girl experience" is reading and believing in fairytales. While dreams definitely do come true, God- in His infinite wisdom- has a unique one for each of us. For some, marriage is part of the happy ending. For others, it is not. Yet most girls are groomed from an early age to go to great lengths seeking the acceptance and attention of their male counterparts. Pigs Don't Wear Pearls reminds its readers in general, and girls in particular, that they are God's priceless possessions. A catalyst for confidence, this book creates the opportunity for parents, guardians, and teachers to converse with their children about how precious they are.

Welcome to JEWELS to Live By, a guide for mothers and daughters that want to build and establish an unbreakable bond with each other. This candid book will help to provide insight on your relationship and help you discover new ways to openly communicate and build with your school age daughter. The principles are biblical and easy to follow. Each chapter is written from both the mother and daughter perspective. Take some time to read your chapter without your daughter and allow her some time to read over hers. There are targets for you both to review together after each section. It will amaze you how much your relationship will grow when you both make each other a priority. Even if you have a young daughter, applying the principles of this book early on in your girl's life would make it easier for you to adapt and grow together.So, go ahead and make your favorite tea, sit down, read and enjoy. It is my prayer that the Holy Spirit will give your insight and revelation. Happy Reading.