BookTrib's Bites: Four Reads to Ring in Thanksgiving
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A Reaction to Messianic Missionaries by Cheryl Simani
A fresh, exciting perspective on the missionary/counter-missionary controversy. Appalled by the nefarious tactics of Christian missionaries disguised as Jews, Rabbanit Simani pens a personal letter to those misled by their wiles. She addresses the “Jews for Jesus” organization head-on and dives deep into the characters and sources for Jewish and Christian Messianic claims.
The book addresses the development of the “Messianic Jewish” movement and the “Isaiah 53 Campaign” – an aggressive effort targeting Jews with misinformation to convert them to their disguised form of Christianity. It also outlines the conflicting historical paths of Judaism and Christianity. This is a dynamic perspective of the origins of Early Christianity, a must-read for anyone interested in who was or will be the Messiah. A perfect gift for the “truth-seekers” among family and friends, and that special rabbi. Purchase at https://bit.ly/45OLZue.
The Coppinville Experience by Frederick Hamilton
This book is a testament that it's not where you start, but how you reach your potential. Frederick L. Hamilton was born into poverty, but by God's favor is led to a public service career improving the lives of low-income persons that mirror his childhood. His story starts with his great, great, great, great, grandparents being born into slavery. It follows his genealogy through Coffee County and Enterprise, Alabama and presents the genesis of education for Blacks in Enterprise.
At an early age, he developed a powerful relationship with God. He understood his family was poor, but God was still present and his family is blessed with love. This book is A historic, comical, spiritual, and triumphant example of how God can use anybody to do His Will! Purchase at https://bit.ly/3QYXgUg.
Diplomats & Admirals by Dale A. Jenkins
Was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor inevitable? It’s November 1941. Japan and the U.S. are teetering on a knife-edge as leaders on both sides of the Pacific strive to prevent war between them. But failed diplomacy, foiled negotiations, and possible duplicity in the Roosevelt Administration thwart their attempts.
Drawing on now-declassified original documents, here’s the inside story, including:
- How hidden agendas of powerful civilian and military leaders pushed the two nations toward war
- Miscommunications, misjudgments, and blunders that doomed peace efforts
- China’s role in the U.S. ultimatum that triggered the Pearl Harbor attack
- Why the carrier-to-carrier showdown at Coral Sea proved a fatal mistake for Japan
- How U.S. navy pilots snatched victory from defeat at the Battle of Midway
Combining perspectives from military and civilian leaders, here are new insights into the Pacific naval battles that shaped the world. Purchase at https://bit.ly/48stnCw.
The Future King: Return of the Once Monarch by Vishnul Jain
Plunge into a modern world full of magical creatures and sorcery in this Amazon bestselling novel, as Merlin grapples with the insidious Order of Rhamnusia in a race to control the return of the Once and Future King. Will the Order free Morgana and control the fate of the king’s return? Or will Merlin rise to redemption after the tragedy that befell him centuries ago and become the hero this world so desperately needs?
"The fanciful illustrations lend a storybook ambiance to the novel. The prose reads at a young adult level but with enough flourishes and spark to fire adult readers' imaginations too...A remarkable, inventive tale combining elements of two very different cultures with ancient traditions...Devotees of the Arthurian legend will appreciate this modern spinoff of a classic tale," says The US Review. Purchase at https://bit.ly/40lQjzW.
- As the holiday season approaches, more people are out shopping, searching crowded stores and online promotions for the best discounts, and using their credit cards to pay for it all. But beware the financial dangers of credit use — how you pay for these deals could
- November 15 is America Recycles Day – a day to celebrate recycling and encourage people to be mindful of what they consume and where and how to recycle. While it seems like an easy task, only 32 percent of waste is recycled,
- Creating a healthier planet for pets and people starts with us and recycling is one act that makes a positive impact. While it seems like an easy task, only 32 percent of waste is recycled,
- “My name is Tigress and I am immortal. This is my story.”
Headstrong, untameable—a beast—Yinyin defies the warnings of her late shifu, her martial arts master, and carries her ferocity from the kung fu school in the mountains of Wudang to the mixed martial arts fighting cages of California. There, surrounded for the first time by Western technology, she ignores voices of reason when offered an implant that could end her crippling headaches. It could end her pain. It could even make her . . . more. All she has to do is allow the doctors to implant tiny, super intelligent nanobots directly into her brain.
- There’s something about hosting family and friends for the holidays — it creates space for joy and togetherness, laying the foundation for new memories and stories for a lifetime to come. However, all hosts know — putting together the perfect holiday does not come without the stress of planning.
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Clara’s Secret by Stephan R. Frenkel
Blind Faith by Patrick Girondi
Nightweaver by R.M. Gray
The Pillars of Legacy by Joginder Singh Kalsi
- Veterans who have selflessly served our country face a higher risk of developing lung cancer because of their exposure to environmental hazards such as asbestos and burn pits during their time in service and combat zones. Also, many Veterans enter occupations with a higher risk of exposure to hazardous chemicals and materials when they leave the military.
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The 7 Pillars of Successful Caregiving by Dr. Ebony Ivory Green
The Dream Life Blueprint by Ferron S. Johnson
Agents of Karma: Debt to Pay by Alex Smith
Scenes from a Misbegotten Life by Victoria Maiden
- Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is converging with other fields in ways that will change the nature of innovation and promote a stronger, more general form of AI, according to experts at the