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"Extraordinary Books" . . . Gifted Hands – Ben Carson; The Answer is God – Elise Miller Davis; Through My Eyes – Tim Tebow; At Ease – Dwight D. Eisenhower; Let Me Illustrate – Barnhouse; My Folks and the Family Farm – Submitted by readers of Cappers Weekly; Eternity In Their Hearts – Don Richardson; I Heard Good News Today – Lehn; True Stories of Great Escapes – Readers Digest; God's Smuggler – Brother Andrew; In the Presence of Mine Enemies – Howard Rutledge; Zvi, The miraculous Story of Triumph through the Holocaust – Elwood McQuaid; Four Years in Paradise – Osa Johnson; Gladys Aylward, The Small Woman – Christine Hunter; They Looked for a City – Lydia Buksbazen; Thrilling Escapes by Night – Albert Lee; Evidence Not Seen, A Woman's Miraculous Faith in the Jungles of WWII – Darlene D. Rose; The Wealth of Nations – Adam Smith; Democracy in America – Alexis D. Tocqueville; Animal Farm – George Orwell; Whatever Happened to Penny Candy – Richard J. Maybury; Reminiscences of Levi Coffin – Levi Coffin; Up from Slavery – Booker T. Washington; Mere Christianity – C. S. Lewis; Tip Lewis and His Lamp – “Pansy” Rod and Staff; Ten Peas in a Pod – Arnold Pent; Boyhood and Beyond – Bob Schultz; Thoughts for Young Men – Y. C. Ryle; It Couldn't Just Happen – Lawrence O. Richards; Unlocking the Mysteries of Creation – Dennis R. Peterson; All on a Mountain Day – Aileen Fisher; Stories worth Re-reading – A. B. Publishing Inc.; Missionary Stories with the Millers – Mildred A. Martin; Laura Ingalls Wilder Series – Laura Ingalls Wilder; Asking Father – L. Harvey & T. Tait;

“You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me"
—C.S. Lewis

The Power of Literacy illustrates an important concept concerning the ways in which reading has benefited humanity. We read to learn. We read to grow. Through reading, we learn about God and how he interacts with human kind. Books are a great blessing to mankind. Today, we have access to many more books than people did even a hundred years ago. The world literacy rate is at a record high. Do we take advantage of the great privilege that we are blessed with today...the ability to read. Watch this video.

Textbook Buyback Inc

How does textbook buyback work? It is really simple! Either a store or an individual buys textbook from students and ships them off to a big textbook company which pays them cash for the books. You can sell your book to the Sterling College Bookstore and they will give you something. Alternatively you can sell you books to College Books MART and hopefully get a better deal. However, your best deal you will find is if you sell your books yourself. It takes a little more of you time and effort, but you cut out the middle man and therefore the margins. One way you can sell your book is on eBay. That takes a little more time and effort on your part. An easier way to do it is to check out the prices of online book companies and sell your book to whoever is paying the best price. All you have to do then is package your book up, send it off, and wait for a check in the mail. However, be aware of the fact that books in fair or poor condition often get only a fair or poor price from the book retailers. If your book does not meet their standards, they throw it in a dumpster. You may find an online search engine such as BookScouter.com or BookFinder.com helpful in finding who is willing offer you the most cash for your used textbook.

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