Celebrating all the beautiful browns in one child’s colorful family Mama’s brown is chocolate, clear, dark, and sweet. Daddy’s brown is autumn leaf, or like a field of wheat. Granny’s brown is like honey, and Papa’s like caramel. In this loving and lovely ode to the color brown, a boy describes the many beautiful hues of his family, including his own—gingerbread.

Three Shades of Green has been written taking into consideration different perspectives of human life. the three stories 'Sandy and Pearl', 'A Fine Line' and 'Peetam' have different storylines about different protagonists set in different situations of human life. Underlying each story is a message, which is conveyed in a subtle manner throughout the stories. Critical issues, like female foeticide and dowry, have been taken up in the first story very beautifully. the second story talks about love, betrayal and a fine line between love and selfishness. the third story 'Peetam' talks about the immortality of the soul. Three Shades of Green is a beautiful presentation of feminist literature interspersed with wonderful emotions of the human mind; the characters are so real, that you would often mistake them for real life people. the challenges before two women, each confronted with a different problem, how a person in love crosses the fine line between love and selfishness and the invincibility of the human soul presented through use of simple language and a mature style makes all these stories worth reading.

The Final Trumpet is written by a former atheist. God's revelation is investigated, using the author's analytical skills from his business background. The key assumption that drives the truth found in this book is that God's foreknowledge must match this world's recorded history if God is God. God's revelation, the Bible, is compared with actual recorded history and what is found may change your ideas forever. You may not agree, but you will discover the truth about God and His total sovereign control of all. The Final Trumpet is about being ready for the last day of the world. If hundreds of prophecies have come true exactly as stated, then the next event will surely happen exactly as God has revealed for all to know. The Final Trumpet may be one of the most important books you read.

This collection of stories begins with Esther, an elderly woman who like many migrated from the South to the North. Esther weathered life gracefully living in the housing projects and dreamed of taking a cruise with her savings. In Which Way Is Out, Tonya has a lot of responsibilities helping her Mother with the care of her siblings in the housing projects, while she ponders over solutions for a successful life. From Feminism To Islam is about the life of a young woman who fought for the rights of women in the factory and later accepted Islam. Rasheeda, AKA, Sherry shocked her family and friends by wearing the veil and marrying again. Rasheeda travels to India with her husband and finds her inner self again.

Full of romance, humour and drama, these three stories from the popular 'Piccadilly Love Stories' series examines the theme of love in all its guises.

"Dawn" by Mrs. H. A. Adams is the story of the titular character, a beautiful young woman with the whole world ahead of her. Opening with her parents in the moments around her birth as they attempt to find a name that will suit her. Family drama and the journey a young girl had to undertake in order to find her place in life in America are the key themes of this charming book which continues to make it relevant for modern readers.