The Hafer boys have seen it all. They know that, on any given Sunday, going to church might be uplifting, surprising, boring, peaceful or a million other things, but it can also be downright hilarious. In Snickers from the Pew, these two sons-of-a-preacher share side-splitting stories as true as they are ridiculous. Laugh along with Todd and Jeff Hafer as they recount their tales of funny folk and entertaining events as viewed from the front pew.
A hilarious collection of stories about growing up as preacher's kids! The authors prove that a good sense of humor helps put everything in better perspective-including that wonderful institution called the Church. Fun cover, clever illustrations-and a theme that almost everyone in our society can relate to at some level-makes this a great impulse purchase! You will laugh until you cry as you read this "tell-all" about growing up in the church from two guys who witnessed it all from the very front row. Stories that will have you rolling in the aisles include: "Special Music: What to Do When It's Not So Special" "The Day Our Dog 'King' Got Saved" "The Church Softball League: Pansies Need Not Apply" "The Night Chad Got on Fire for the Lord."
Couldn’t we all use a good laugh? Whether you’re running full-speed-ahead or disappointed that it’s Monday (again), you’ll find joy in these pages where women—and a few men—share their hilarious stories and insights on daily life. Pets, potlucks, husbands, hot flashes, typos, tykes...This world can be a funny place, and these stories are bound to prove it. Read a chapter to brighten your morning, or catch a few words to make you smile before bed. There’s never a bad time for a good laugh, and Laugh Out Loud is. .
Ethan Hart, an anxious accountant grappling with basophobia, doesn’t need a psychic to tell him he’s cursed. His holiday weekend is already off to a bad start when he’s dumped before he boards the train. And at reception, two guests have died before he’s checked in. And now his room is haunted. Armed with an eccentric band of pensioners and a vacuum cleaner for protection, Ethan embarks on a quest to make things right and banish his unwanted poltergeist into the abyss. But when his seance almost burns down the Scottish Inn, he meets Lucy Jewels, a ghostly rock guitarist who refuses to accept he’s a ghost, and Tommy, a charismatic firefighter who sparks his interest. As Ethan uncovers the secrets of Lucy’s past and the mysterious ring that links them, he must confront his own feelings and make a choice between the warmth of the living and the haunting allure of the departed. A gay romantic comedy centred around Ethan’s journey of self-discovery with a twist of magic and musical mischief.
Gabrielle E. Jackson's "Peggy Stewart at School" follows the adventures of Peggy Stewart as she navigates the world of school and education. The narrative delves into Peggy's experiences, challenges, and friendships as she embarks on a new chapter of her life. Set against the backdrop of Peggy's school environment, the story unfolds with themes of learning, friendship, and personal development. Through Peggy's interactions with her classmates, teachers, and the academic world around her, readers gain insights into her journey of growth and exploration. The novella delves into themes of resilience, curiosity, and the pursuit of knowledge. As Peggy navigates the ups and downs of school life and forms meaningful connections, she embodies the qualities of determination and a willingness to embrace new experiences. "Peggy Stewart at School" captures the essence of the school experience and the transformative power of education. Gabrielle E. Jackson's storytelling invites readers to accompany Peggy on her educational journey, reflecting on their own school experiences and the lessons that shape their lives.
Louisiana has always fascinated me. I had an uncle who lived there, and he was a polished storyteller. When he came to visit, I liked to sit close to him and listen to his stories. I was convinced that no one told stories better than Uncle Watson. He could take you to different parts of the world as part of weaving his stories. This is what you will see as you are taken to the hot sands of Saudi Arabia, where Uncle Hadji lived on an oasis.
Against the colorful background of Annapolis and a picturesque southern estate the author paints the human and lovely story of a human and lovely girl as she attends a school for girls in Washington, DC.
From witch bottles to witch balls and love potions, Belvina is willing to try it all. All seventeen year old Belvina wants is to go to prom. But since she goes from being one of the most beautiful girls in school to looking like a creature that you would only see in a Sci-Fi movie once it's dark out, there's no way she could ever go. She is cursed and the only way to break her curse is if someone were to love her the way she is at night. To help Belvina find the one that will love her, she is given a magical pendant that lets her know who is capable of breaking her curse. The problem is that there's not just one guy that can break it, but two. One of them is her boyfriend who she's always thought of as perfect and the other is the school's troublemaker who she's never gotten along well with. Between the two it seems like an easy choice but then Belvina finds out she's not the only one keeping a secret.
Call Me Blessed is a collection of fictional short stories with lifelong lessons. The stories within bring to light bullying, love, and one life’s journey. They explore finding one’s calling after having little purpose in life and discuss how one deals with life and death. Throughout the book, the author touches upon his relationship with God and his messengers.
