Can T Hold Me Down

Blue had it all. But he blew it. Now he's all alone and he's got to find a way to pick up the pieces. So much for charm and a smile--Blue's going to have to dig deep to get what he wants, and he's already sacrificed everything. What's there to lose?

This is a story of what the future of a child with Down Syndrome can be, and will attempt to illustrate not what a Down Syndrome child is at birth - but what he can become with the dedicated and unconditional love of parents, siblings, relatives, friends, and a compassionate society.It's also about the unconditional love and affection which radiates from within the very soul of these children. If given the opportunity, a shade of the respect that should be afforded to all individuals regardless of colour, creed, religion, physical appearance, or mental ability, these children can thrive as part of our so-called 'normal society'.Created By: Sweet Careers Media INChttp://www.sweetcareers.com

You Can't Hold Me Down This book is based on a true story, which took place throughout the author’s life. His purpose for writing this book is to encourage the readers by showing that if one has a specific goal or dream in life and is willing to approach it, he will make his way out of the darkness and conquer all the obstacles as he progresses towards his goal. ​

In a world where negativity from other people has brought the best of the best to their demise, Venture's stories of overcoming challenges, family struggles, and workplace opposition, will bring the best out of anyone looking to improve their life. From a small town girl, to an award winning coach, model, pageant winner, entrepreneur, and sports commentator, Venture has tried to live her life to the fullest. She chronicles key moments of her journey in her first book, They Can't Hold Me Down. "In the midst of a virus that has shocked the world, Venture Watson intends to bring hope, guidance, love, and light to the world in her own way. In her first release on College Boy Publishing she brings her best self in, THEY CAN'T HOLD ME DOWN. The title itself speaks of her trials and tribulations facing rare health issues, workplace opposition, trials of life, marriage, family, motherhood, and coming of age in a small Texas town. Dreams almost always seem impossible and so far away when you come from where Venture grew up. A small town mindset is often impossible to overcome. Thankfully, her faith, family, and friends she's made along the way, let her know that no matter what haters do or say, THEY CAN'T HOLD ME DOWN. Her resilience through every trial paints a picture of what God can and will do for you. You will laugh, cry, and be put right into the adventures of Venture, as she tells of experiences in ways in which only she can." Armani Valentino, CEO of College Boy Publishing

Talia Benson has always been independent, unafraid to go after what she wants, regardless of setback, injury, or failure. But between her father's conditional tuition payments and her mother's nagging concern over her emotional state, Talia's suffocating. So when Talia meets doctoral student Sean Poole, she can't figure out why she wants him to control her. Why she wants him to boss her around. Why she wants him to hurt her. Talia learns the hard way that not all control is created equal, and sometimes submitting is the most empowering thing in the world. From the author: Hold Me Down is a standalone romance with a HEA. It contains graphic sexual situations, language, D/s elements, as well as discussion (but no depiction) of self-harm.

Where is it within ourselves that we find honesty and truth? A place where the playing field is leveled from disingenuous facades of truth and loyalty. The place where we lay naked, bare who we truly are as individuals. it is our emotions, those mixtures of complex feelings that are difficult to grasp and contain when we are truly touched by some person or event. What is the origin that causes the explosive or suppression of our inner nature of passion? Screaming Whispers is a collection of poems that I have written that express the feelings and situations of women that I have met in my life. My emotions were touched by some of the lives of women that I have known. Some of the lives I write about have been so gut wrenching and inspiring, that pen to paper was my way of expressing my feelings. These poems touch on so many levels of emotions: encouragement, failure, heroism, rape, love, domestic violence, joy, infidelity, appreciation, humor and more. It is with great sincerity that this author seeks to touch every reader that connects personally with the poems read. Each and every poem contained within this book is true and has a face. I hope that everyone can understand why I was touched to write these poems. I also hope that no one has experience all of them.

This heartwarming picture book reassures children that a parent’s love never lets go—based on the poignant lyrics of JJ Heller’s beloved lullaby “Hand to Hold.” “May the living light inside you be the compass as you go / May you always know you have my hand to hold.” With delightful illustrations and an engaging rhyme scheme, this book offers the promise of security and love every child’s heart longs to know. From skipping stones and counting stars to climbing trees and telling stories, every moment is wrapped snugly in the certain warmth of a parent’s presence and God’s blessing. With poignancy and joy, this bedtime read captures the unconditional love parents want their children to know but so often fail to express amid the chaos of daily life.

Fiction. Latino/Latina Studies. Still reeling from the loss of his family in an accident that he feels responsible for causing, Hank Singer accepts an invitation to move to the isolated and beautiful state of Chiapas. There, in the streets and cafes of a colonial city nestled in the mountain forests, he settles into the semblance of a new life under the watchful eye of his best friend and former college roommate, César, the charismatic heir to one of Mexico's most powerful families. But when an army of impoverished Indians calling themselves Zapatistas emerges from the jungle to seize half the state, Hank finds himself a foreigner trapped in someone else's war. The repercussions of the decisions he makes--and does not make--threaten to shatter both his friendship and the renewed life he has found in the Mexican highlands. In the tradition of Graham Greene's The Quiet American and Ernest Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms, LET THE WATER HOLD ME DOWN weaves real historical events into a riveting personal narrative about a man who finds himself caught up in a political landscape beyond his control.