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Who am I? What could I Be? by Rodney Johnson

The world is so full of marvelous things to explore and experience. From jungles to forests to deserts, there is no end to the wonders of the earth. The animal kingdom is especially entrancing, full of fascinating animals, each with its own special features. But the world is also full of amazing patterns, colors, and connections. Learning to recognize those connections is an important part of becoming a critical thinker. In Who Am I? What Could I Be? author Rodney Johnson describes a number of extraordinary animals. Using rhymes and fun, interesting facts, Rodney not only helps young readers develop their new reading skills but helps you teach your children to think critically about the wonders of the world around them. The smiles on children's faces and the excitement in their voices always add up to a good time for everyone. Bring your child's enthusiasm for thinking, reading, and learning to life with Who Am I? What Could I Be?.

When we were little, our father filmed family moments with a motion picture camera (as he called it). I never saw the footage until I was an adult. What a blessing it was to see my parents when they were younger, and all of my siblings in those frames. I actually cried when I saw myself as an infant, because my brother Rodney, although he was just a pre-teen, was holding me like I was the most precious child in the world.He held me like I was his.This image is fitting for Rodney. He is a man who takes ownership

Wasn't life simpler when your closest companion was an imaginary friend? Meet Tim Waldo, a computer engineer who finds growing up is growing old. Family finances push his wife, Megan, back into the workforce, which means Tim must help more in the one place he is hopeless - around the house. Between the bills he can't pay and the time he can't spend, he discovers that he had dropped his aspirations while struggling to juggle his home life and his career. When his American Dream turns into a nightmare, he daydreams of a beautiful co-worker named Heather. From his rusty car to his boring work meetings to the practice gym of his daughter's basketball team, Heather transcends from Tim's mind to brighten his dull existence. With his marriage in need of some magic and his troubled company in need of a miracle, his fantasy girl becomes his trusted ally in solving the mysteries of life, love and paying attention to things that matter. Can our hero stop the wicked finance manager from closing the factory, rescue his princess from the evil coach, and find the treasure buried deep inside him? Does a pocket protector chafe his nipple?

Wasn't life simpler when your closest companion was an imaginary friend? Meet Tim Waldo, a computer engineer who finds growing up is growing old. Family finances push his wife, Megan, back into the workforce, which means Tim must help more in the one place he is hopeless - around the house. Between the bills he can't pay and the time he can't spend, he discovers that he had dropped his aspirations while struggling to juggle his home life and his career. When his American Dream turns into a nightmare, he daydreams of a beautiful co-worker named Heather. From his rusty car to his boring work meetings to the practice gym of his daughter's basketball team, Heather transcends from Tim's mind to brighten his dull existence. With his marriage in need of some magic and his troubled company in need of a miracle, his fantasy girl becomes his trusted ally in solving the mysteries of life, love and paying attention to things that matter. Can our hero stop the wicked finance manager from closing the factory, rescue his princess from the evil coach, and find the treasure buried deep inside him? Does a pocket protector chafe his nipple?

A crime renaissance, gentrification, and racial tension between the police and the people they are sworn to protect are tearing New York City apart. Through the story of Lt. Robert Grey-tormented by the murder of his father years before-The Guilty follows an elite undercover unit taking down the most notorious drug gang in New York, facing revenge, and corruption within its own ranks and city hall. With hardnosed realism and complex characterization informed by Johnson's years with the NYPD and Homeland Security, The Guilty traces the similarities between Grey's unit, Derek Mason's notorious and violent drug gang that he's hunting. Both groups follow the code of the streets: whether it's the Blue Wall of Silence, or the Stop Snitching Campaign. No matter the side, in New York City, the guilty are the most protected.