Kirjahaku

I Can Take It, We Can Take It, is a tale about a man born in 1915 and his struggles and successes throughout the Great Depression years and beyond. This book chronicles this young man's journey in the Civilian Conservation Corps to magnificent lands that he had never seen before. This book follows this young man's decision to literally fight and use his fists of stone, in order to provide support for his family while working in the Civilian Conservation Corps. In addition, he learned and used a valuable trade to use in his life from one of FDR's New Deal Programs.

Victory Horizon is a story about a young boy's early childhood in a very modest but humble household and his climb in maturity to experience, first hand, victory on the horizon. His childhood exploits in the Big City had overwhelmingly facilitated his family to move to a more idyllic setting in the rural countryside. This move to the country was a saving grace for him and to all of the members of his family. Along with the unostentatious tutelage of his parents and older brothers, his maturation guided him to his rise to the Victory Horizon. This book is a true story of this young man's challenges, life's lessons and ultimate victory.