Aaron M. Thomas

Strange occurrences happen to a small city in Washington State. Could it be Bigfoot that's causing the havoc? The mayor has to do something about it, what he finds will shock you. This is the first book in a three-book series that is suitable for 15+ year olds and older. Read a Bigfoot story from a Native American's point of view and told in a different way.

Barry Whiteman, a tribe member from Tulalip Tribes is voted in as the 45th Vice President of the United States under the Libertarian party, in the US's lowest voter turnout. His running mate, John Dungberry wins the Presidency, however, a week into his tenure chokes and dies. Whiteman is immediately ushered into a room and is sworn-in as the 46th President of the United States.Read how a man from the Rez (short for Reservation) handles becoming the Commander In Chief. You'll laugh, cry and get a little angry at times while reading this book.

Based on real events, Aaron M. Thomas (Lummi/Cowichen) takes you through a fictional tale of the story of Martin, a Lummi tribal member who survives the government-run boarding schools, becoming a prisoner of war and comes home to his tribe to become the President of his Nation.The descriptions used in this book about Martin's experience shooting down the enemy war birds in the sky, seeing bloody bodies and feeling the ultimate joy when World War II ended comes directly from Aaron's late grandfather, Earl M. Thomas which the story is based on.See life through a tribal member's view and it will illuminate more than you ever would imagine.

"A GIANT AWAKES" takes the reader through the life of Daniel Moorhouse, a Chippewa tribal member who overcomes racism, domestic violence, heroin addiction, death of family members to become a hall of fame football and baseball player. "A GIANT AWAKES" shows all tribal members what can happen when they overcome all of their obstacles to become the greatest versions of themselves.You'll laugh, cry and remember what its like to have goals and dreams and how you can take his life example into your own life.

Native American people have shown their resilience which comes from the spiritual and mental powers they have possessed over the centuries. Aaron Thomas, (Lummi Nation) challenges all people, but specicially, Native people to move past resilience and into PRO-silience.Being prosilient means to not only get back to where we were prior to a life event (a death, a divorce, etc.) but to become better than we were prior to that event. Read each chapter carefully and put in time doing the exercises that come with the book. Your life will become much more focused as you complete each successful goal that you want to accomplish. This book is designed for people who want to truly live their greatest potential and want to help make their legacy for their children and grandchildren.Seeing life in a new way, trying new things will help you get past your obstacles and help you make the fluffiest, buttery, sweet fry bread out of that which doesn