Caroline is determined to discover the truth at all costs. Would you probe the secrets of an old house or let them rest in peace? See how a woman finds something hidden from the world since World War II. You will laugh, cry and feel her every emotion. Author's note: this is my first novel inspired by the research done on my own house.

What do an elephant seal and a leopard have in common? How about a slow loris and a gorilla, or a peacock and a turkey? Creatures of the Order collects members of the same taxonomic order together in an informative and beautifully illustrated way. Fascinating text brings Kelsey Oseid's charming illustrations to life in this enchanting look at the animal kingdom.

THIS COULD HAPPEN TO YOU The mentally ill and unstable walk among us. Daily media reports the often tragic results. Without realizing it, you may have encountered danger this past week. So, what if they latch on to you and target you as their prey? They may begin to stalk you, and this could go on for months or years before you become aware of the threat. Rose Hill was not looking for trouble; it found her, tormented her and made her life a living hell. Her stalker was an old acquaintance, a painter who once worked for her. He called himself "pain-to-her" and even warned Rose. Friends and family often acted as if they were deaf or blind, ignoring her pleas for help. Some of her help seemingly came from God's angels who protected her during the dark days that followed. Read this book and educate yourself about this common threat we all face. It could save your life or the life of a loved one.

Down syndrome is a developmental disorder caused by the presence of an extra copy of chromosome 21. This extra genetic material causes changes in the production of various proteins, such as enzymes and cell adhesion molecules, which can disrupt metabolic pathways and cause defects in organ development. Modern medical advances and the development of early interventions have reduced the impact of Down syndrome, and as a result, individuals with Down syndrome can now live longer and have fewer physical and intellectual difficulties. "Down Syndrome" explains this genetic disease, its history and characteristics, and what scientists are doing to study it.