Literary Hall of James GoodRead Review: The Book of Cain
Vengeance wouldn’t be taken out on him for killing Abel.
The lack of retribution that would seem a blessing is actually a curse. He wont die and to his chagrin he don’t die.
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Literary Hall of James GoodReads Review: The Island of Sea Women
For this is at heart a story of friendship began as youth that strayed and frayed because their island home was no safer from the interference of people from afar than it was the tsunamis and typhoons that stirred the sea around it.
Literary Hall of James GoodReads Review: Queen of the South
The author’s skillful writing took this reader on a book journey that I could not put down. Whereas, I could not put it down, television people could not resist picking it up
Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom
James is a self-proclaimed history nerd who believes that for many Americans, Independence Day happens in June.
Juneteenth honors the official end of slavery in the United States of America and its territories. It is the oldest known observance that celebrates this historic event. Today, Juneteenth is designated as a commemorative observance holiday or legal holiday in the District of Columbia and 48 of the nation’s 50 states. Hawaii, and South Dakota are the only states that don't recognize it
Literary Hall of James GoodReads Review: Son of A Preacherman
His heart breaker reputation and her heart broken situation would cause an impasse in ordinary times. But in this time of the riot before the storm idealistic inclinations like love at first sight to her just doesn’t seem right.
Sweet 15: The Anniversary of an Automotive Legend
15 years and over 180,000 miles later my Cavalier proved legit, and showed no sign of quit.
It has been over 10 years since General Motors quit producing the Chevrolet Cavalier. Yet, the Cavalier still rolls on. I visited the acclaimed Kelley Blue Book web site (the place to go when evaluating cars) in 2015. The 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier, with 1,672 consumer reviews, had an overall rating of 7.9 on a scale of 10. Upon reading this, it occurred to me that I was even more satisfied with my ’00 cava
The Literary "Hall of James" Favorite Fictional Characters /Julie
James is a fan of action adventure stories that have a historical element to them..
Julie had to leave her house to find her home. Along the way, she survived not as a lone wolf but as alone among the wolves.
Character Julie (new school name) Miyax (old school name)
Julie much like Mark Sway, the adolescent hero of The Client is a survivor despite her young age. She begins her journey alone on Alaska’s unmerciful tundra during the burgeoning stage in life that is 13 years of age. She arrives
Literary Hall of James GoodReads Review: The Long Guest
The thing about any story, event(s) or time is that once completed its history but for those present within it it’s still a mystery. They don’t know how it will play out.
The historical fiction that knows this best shows this best. It documents, details and delivers a fictional story that makes sense of the non-fictional history.
Imani is Her Name
Imani is the Swahili name meaning faith. It's also the last but not least principle of the Kwanzaa cultural celebration. Here, it is personified in a poem dedicated to the struggle of black Americans. Also, it's published at Discovery Hubpages.
The Literary "Hall of James" Favorite Fictional Characters /Bagheera
James came to know Bagheera from books borrowed from his home town library while in grade school. Baggy is still among his favorites
Bagheera was a big cat who hung out with a bear and wolves. That alone makes him stand out.
Best among the Beast
Bagheera is my favorite animal among fictional literary characters. I being canine centric tend to favor dogkind. Raksha, a wolf from the same story, displayed fearlessness defending Mowgli her adopted man cub. She is the only one among the four legge
Soul Searching
Matthew 18:8-9 KJV Holy Bible
8) Wherefore, if thy hand or thy foot offend thee, cut them off, and cast them from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life halt or maimed, rather than having two hands or two feet to be cast into everlasting fire.
9) And if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out and cast it from thee: it is better to enter into life with one eye than having two eyes to be cast into hellfire.
Americans delivered the Republican party a Godsend in the guise of a seven
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