Of Life and Times That Now And Then Rhyme includes stories from short to long that span Mark Raney's fiction writing career.

Why is the seven-day week important to wise financial investment and planning? Know the Time, Change Your World answers that question with a study of those seven days. Author Barry Miller also explores biblical cycles of seven years and fifty years to shed light on wise times to take financial risks and wise times to shed risk. Aware that many people have been financially damaged by the economic events of 2001 and 2008, Barry will show you why he is optimistic that 2016 is a good year to look for new opportunities in the market place. With a little imaginative use of the seven-day week Barry also will explain why 2018 and 2019 will be years for increased generosity and seeking further instruction. He will also show why 2021 is the year to begin shedding risk, in preparation for a year of innovation and tinkering in 2022.

This is a book of life experiences written in poetry form. It is written for anyone who appreciates poetry. The reader will definitely be impacted in a positive way after reading this book.

"Æsop in Rhyme, or, Old Friends in a New Dress" is a poetic rendition of the timeless fables attributed to Aesop, the ancient Greek storyteller. This work, likely compiled by an anonymous author or using the pseudonym Aesop, presents the classic fables in a rhymed and poetic form, offering a fresh and engaging perspective on these age-old tales. In this collection, readers can expect to encounter familiar fables, each infused with poetic language and rhythmic verses. Aesop's fables are known for their moral lessons, anthropomorphic animal characters, and clever storytelling, and "Æsop in Rhyme" brings these elements to life through the artistry of rhyme. The rhymed format adds a lyrical quality to the fables, enhancing their appeal and making them accessible to a broader audience. Each fable, while retaining its moral essence, undergoes a transformation through the lens of poetic expression, providing a delightful and imaginative experience for readers.

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Learn about California's native plants and animals through sometimes humorous and thoroughly enjoyable poetry. Fatima's poems roar! They hunt, they peck, they hiss, they rhyme, they educate, and they even heal! Every page contains a fascinating critter or a plant you might be tempted to pick up or pet--which as you will learn...might not always be your best bet. Crack open this collection when you crave an up-close encounter with California's most extraordinary wildlife. This naturalist's work is both a delightful adventure and a poetic primer on California's precious, native creatures and plants. Fatima's work gifts her readers with the art and poetry which only nature provides. While reading this book, for a moment in turn, you will become The Mountain Lion--savoring its prey...The Wise Oak Tree--clamoring with squirrels...and The Snowy Egret--swallowing a wriggling minnow, whole... As a California native, student of nature, poetry, and art--I am inspired by these poems which spring-off the pageand vividly come to life in my mind, transporting me back to the trails, arroyos, forests, and unforgettable vistas of our Golden State. Raundi Moore-Kondo--author & writing coach"Despite her young age, Fatima has constructed a playful collection of poetry that is whimsically hilarious and yet immensely educational. Her rhymes stretch the bounds of imagination and will be treasured by readers of all ages. Personally, I learned a great deal about the plants and animals she depicted, all while getting a good laugh." Mustafa Umar"As a long-time Naturalist and educator, I couldn't find a better poetry book myself on trying to explain and teach about California's rich flora and fauna. Every poem leaves you with an eager excitement to see the plant or animal in person and a curiosity to learn more about it." Sama Wareh, Author of How to Draw 60 Native CA Plants and Animals: A Field Guide