My book is to give encouragement to parents and anyone taking care of children, with health problems. Even with the health problems. They still can have a life. I would like to say thank you to my parents and other parents for taking care of premature babies. Thank you, to people taking care of any handicapped person. I have many permanent health problems, which makes my life hard. I don't complain. I just think of my brothers, smile and continue on. Maybe my book can help handicapped people see, if I can do it, they could too. Maybe I can make enough money to support myself, because nobody will hire me and can't get government assistance until my scoliosis gets worse. My parents have to pay for everything, even this book. I thank God for them.

My book is to give encouragement to everyone with health problems. Some doctors said that my mother willed me to live. Writing this book gives me a chance to say thank you to my parents, all the doctors, nurses and agencies. That took care of me, my brothers, as well other premature babies and handicapped people everywhere. I grew up in the small town of Wharton, Texas. I am a kind, respectable and giving person. I try to set a good example with my life. Not only for my brothers, but others with health problems.The thing I'm most excided in my life is to have the opportunity to learn about Jehovah God. That's first in my life. We just have to have patience, with prayer. We should all be thankful of the life that we have.

When a young researcher ventures through a mysterious planetary system, dangerous secrets come to light in this novel from a Hugo Award–winning author. Grad student Danae Panya’s dream assignment has been approved. She’ll study Triplet, the strange planetary system scarred by nuclear war and connected through portals. The most experienced Courier of Triplet, Ravagin, will lead her to its hidden worlds—Threshold, Shamsheer, and Karyx—and introduce her to their secrets, including their advanced technology, their dark magic, and the captivating demon culture of the innermost planet. But though they begin their journey with only scholarly research in mind, Danae and Ravagin quickly find themselves embroiled in the menacing dynamics roiling throughout Triplet. Will Ravagin be able to get them both out alive?

The cure might be deadlier than the disease. With her tumultuous third year of schooling behind her, Ashley 'Crafter' Jason looks forward to a quiet fourth and final year at the Academy, where she prepares for the Final Exam that will mark her graduation. Yet things are never quiet at the Academy and Ashley soon finds herself facing threats on three fronts. The villainous Overkill emerges from the shadows to demonstrate a deadly biological weapon that threatens the lives of all supers. At the same time, the Dragon King of Superbia plots to not merely invade the United States, but kill Ashley for daring to oppose his will. And the supervillain terrorist, Parasite, has returned and is ready to end his feud with Ashley permanently. None of those threats, however, are as dangerous to Ashley as her own genetic disease, which she discovers is on track to kill her before she graduates, thus leaving Ashley with two choices: Undergo a surgery that will permanently remove her powers and live, but leave her unable to defend herself from her enemies ... or keep her powers and be killed by her own body. KEYWORDS: superhero action fiction, superhero fantasy, superhero fiction novel, superhero science fiction, superhero scifi, superhero young adult, superhero city, superhero books, superhero action, superhero books for kids, superheroes, cool superheroes, action adventure books, superhero action adventure books, action adventure fiction, superhero action adventure fiction, young adult action adventure, action adventure young adult

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