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Beware of cats! The fallen angel Argus collects debts by reaping the souls of those foolish enough to enter into contracts with him. He often takes the form of a cat to slink into places where he can watch the action.

If you are looking for the key words that describe this amazing book, try:Inner Reflection, Spiritual Growth and Awakening, Heightened Awareness, Inspiration, Connecting with God, Relationships, Oneness, Unity Consciousness, Enlightenment, Meditation...

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“Over the years I have wished I had a book like this to recommend to my patients and colleagues.

Contradictions is a stunning story that tells how one Jewish woman deals with her religious and cultural roots. It also asks if history is being rewritten to make it more palatable.

This wonderful children’s book series about a bear and a bird was written and illustrated by Lynne Pickering, who says, “It was enjoyable to paint this cute little shaggy bear and his adventures with this naughty seagull.

The Kentaboo Kids tells the author’s memoir of living in the South from 1934 to 1952, encompassing the years of the Great Depression, World War II, and the Korean War.

Why Do We Live? After researching many different religious philosophies to answer this intrinsic question, author B.P. Pai came to discover that different faiths provide different answers to the same basic questions.

From a life of devastation to one of hope, this uplifting novel tells the story of a boy’s life in Lesotho, a small country that is totally surrounded by South Africa.

One haunted house. Two dysfunctional families. Sixty years apart.