A New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice A breathtaking love story—a saga of passion, tenacity, and hope in the face of disaster We first meet Zwazo Delalun, or Zo, during his childhood, in the 1990s, in a fishing village on the western tip of Haiti. An orphan, he travels the island in his youth, finding work wherever he can. One morning, while hauling cement in the broiling sun, he meets Anaya, a nursing student who is sipping cherry juice under a tree. Their attraction is instantaneous, fierce; what grows between them feels like the destiny-changing love Zo has yearned for. But Anaya’s father, protective and ambitious on behalf of his only daughter, cannot accept that a poor, uneducated man such as Zo is good enough for her, and he sends Anaya away to Port-au-Prince. Then something even more shattering happens: a massive earthquake churns the ground beneath the capital city, forever altering the course of life for those who survive. At once suspenseful, heartrending, and gorgeously lyrical, Zo is an unforgettable journey of heroism, grief, redemption, and persistence against all odds.

It's Zombie Boy time! Zombie Boy's a "gutsy" little guy you just can't ignore! He's got a heart of gold, a pair of sturdy shoulders to lean on, and he's willing to stick his neck out for friends-literally. There's never a boring day with a zombie on the loose!

Project Zo: Life After Death By: Veronica Gabrielle While the world is under siege by ravenous hordes of the living dead brought about by incurable disease, there is one particular man, who, though infected by the virus, did not submit to a mindless death, and his new transformation led him to a heightened state of being. Without memory of his former life, he lives an undead but intellectual existence under the alias “Zo.” Or rather, “Project Zo,” as he lives confined in a lab hidden underground in the center of Las Vegas, under the supervision of a corporation called A.N.A., who uses his unique gifts to combat the hordes of undead that congregate just outside the city walls. When a newly hired scientist named Setu Lien suddenly piques Zo’s interest and the pair form an inexplicable bond, Lien becomes overzealous in her research to help him discover who was and how he came to be, which culminates by her initiating contact with Zo in his quarters—an interaction expressly forbidden by the Corporation, and Lien is forced into quarantine with the undead and other failed experiments. Now, Zo must work past his sense of apathy to rescue Lien, or forfeit the only chance of regaining his memory and finding out just what makes him so special.

Zo was a very intelligent young man loved by many . He was surrounded by so many siblings that loved and cherish him . Zo had a heart of gold lost his parents at the age of twenty. Scrolling through life without his parents sometimes was a struggle for him . Even though he lost his parents he still kept a positive attitude. After cutting hair off and on , Zo decided to take the hair cutting serious. He became one of the hottest barbers in the city that everyone depended on . One night of fun turned into a nightmare that scared all his love ones for life . Zo lost his life at the age of twenty eight . So many unanswered questions left behind. All is family have left of him is memories. Zo left a mark on everyone he came in contact with . He had a heart that was bigger than his body . If you ever crossed his path he definitely made your day .

Zombies are “gravely” misunderstood! The only thing a squishy undead donut addict like Zombie Boy wants is to rest in peace with his sweet tooth, but the poor guy can’t seem to catch a break! From weirdly aggressive cardboard boxes to stealthy zombie hunters, it looks like our spooky friend’s got his hands full again!

Batman's nemesis is The Joker. Superman's main supervillain is Lex Luthor. The Avenger's arch enemies are, well, all the rest of the Bad Guys whose mission in life is to terrorize the you-know-what out of Humanity. But what about us Christians? Who are our "arch enemies"? Who are our "Bad Guys"? In Ephesians 6:12, the Bible says; "For we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places." (NLT - New Living Translation) Thus, in this refreshingly hilarious yet surprisingly profound Inspirational Chapbook, YOU, dear Reader, are the main "hero" in this entertaining fictitious tale about the Believer's "conflicts" with satanic opposition which we sometimes find ourselves in a Showdown against, as we travel this marvelous maze of a Christian Journey. If you liked Part 1 - The Greatest Touch, and if you loved Part 2 - Another World, then, my fellow Traveler, prepare to be utterly wowed by an epic Fantasy/Adventure like you have NEVER read before! Introducing, The Traveler's Touch Saga Part 3 - Showdown in the Land of Zo. "I don't think you ever stop giving. I really don't. I think it's an on-going process. And it's not just about being able to write a check. It's being able to touch somebody's life." - Oprah Winfrey

Here comes Zombie Boy! Zombie Boy isn't your average kid, and while being a zombie may not seem like an ideal lifestyle at first, you'd be amazed by what this little guy is capable of. A laugh-out-loud comedy sure to have boys and girls alike rocking in their chairs!

A group of French-speaking Louisiana bayou animals save the life of an orphaned baby bluejay.

ASUNG UM THU ȚHEN (1) NAK SERMON MI PAWL 1. Rundam mi kan si thei nak dingah a hmaisa bikak sual thu kan theih fiang a ṭuul (Marka 7:8-9, 7:20-23) 2. Minung cu kan sem ihsin sualci keng mi kan si (Marka 7:20-23) 3. Daan thukam thlun nak ruangah rundam nak kan co thei maw? (Luka 10:25-30) 4. Kumkhua rundam nak (Johan 8:1-12) 5. Jesuh ih tihnim nak le sual thawinak (Matthai 3:13-17) 6. Jesuh cu tidai,thisen le thlarau thawn a ra (1 Johan 5:1-12) 7. Tihnim nak cu misual hrangah rundamnak um daan thawn a kalhawk nak a um (1 Pet 3:20-22) 8. A famkim mi rundam dingih hrilmi thuthangṭha (Johan 13:1-17) ȚHEN (2) NAK A PEH MI PAWL 1. Rundam nak thawn pehpar awin tetikhan nak 2. Hrilhfiah sal nak 3. Thusut nak le sawn sal nak Hi mi ca-uk ih a thupibik sim a duh mi cu “tidai le thlarau”thawn voihnih hrinnak thu a si.Himi ca-uk in tumtah mi a nei.Cucu baible sungta vek ciahin fiangzetin an sim cia mi voihnih hrinnak le tidai le thlarau thawn ziangtin kan piangthar thei ding ti mi a si.Tidai ti mi cu baible sungih a sim mi vekin kan sualnak hmuahhmuah laksak dingah Jesuh krih in Jordan tiva ihsin tihnimnak tihnimnak petu Johan hnen ihsin tihnimnak (Baptizam) kha a si.Johan cu puithiam sangbik Aaron ih tefasin le mi hmuahhmuah hrangah hnațuan tu pa a si.Aaron in Isreal miphun pawlih sual thiannak ni ah kumkhat sung an sualnak hmuahhmuah cu mecang lu parah a kut a suangih a ret a si.Hi mi cu thil țha a ra thleng ding mi ih thlaam a si.Jesuh krih ih tihnimnak cu kut suannak thawn a si.Jesuh in Jordan tiva ah kut suannak thawn tihnimnak a lak a si.Curuangah a tihnimnak thawn leilung pi sualnak cu laksak in cui sualnak ruangah thinglamtah parah a thi a si.Asinan Christian mi tampi in ziangruangah Jesuh krih in Jordan tiva ah tihnimnak petu Johan hnen ihsin tihnimnak a lak ti mi an thei lo.Jesuh krih ih tihnimnak cu hi mi cauk ih a sim duh bik mi le tidai le thlarau thianghlim thuthangțha ih a hram thoknak a si.Kannih cu Jesuh krih ih tihnimnak le thinglamtah par a thihnak kha kan zumnak thawn lawngin piantharnak kan ngah thei a si.