Carsten R. Jorgensen

Can you be sure that the world around you exists the way you think it does?How reliable is your memory, really? Is old age getting the better of you or are you just experiencing false memories called confabulations? Perhaps your own mind is telling you lies. Then again, perhaps you are experiencing what many describe as the Mandela Effect. Do you remember Pikachu with a black tip on his tail or without? Is the colour chartreuse a shade of pink or a shade of green? Depending on how you answer these questions could point to the possibility that you may have been caught up in the Mandela Effect and don't even know it. Or perhaps something more sinister is going on in the world. Perhaps there are conspiracies taking place right under the surface. Then again, maybe it is just someone else's confabulation.

Around the world today, people tell stories about creatures like mermaids, sasquatch, witches and giants. Thanks to the internet, stories about mythical creatures spread quickly between people, communities, countries, and even continents. These myths date back several decades and even centuries, and have all begun with a true story. Is any of it real? Sometimes you just have to have a little faith.

There is probably no more fascinating creature in the minds of men than the dragon. Modern dragons are being sighted today, but they are hard to find. They require their own special habitats. Dragons are being spotted all over the world. They are in the jungles of Africa, in the waters of Scotland, flying in the skies of Canada, and running along the riverbanks of the United States. Learn about the ancient dragons as well as the modern day dragons and where they roam today.

Located in Ontario's Near North and only 350 Km north of Toronto, Lake Nipissing is renowned for its world-class fishing. This is an angler's guide containing detailed descriptions of the fishes found in Lake Nipissing. Learn about what food each type of fish likes to eat, as well as tips on where to find them, and when is the best time to catch them.

Carsten R. Jorgensen and Dana Woodard have often worked together in the past to help each other write their own individual books. Now, for the first time, they have decided to create a father-daughter team to combine their love of writing and interest in spiritual encounters to bring you the collection that you find here. As children and as adults they have both heard the stories their family members have told them and they wanted to share them before those stories were lost. When Dana isn't reading or writing stories, she's probably doing her crafts, working on her family tree, or playing her video games. When Carsten R. isn't working on his next book, he can be found playing darts, doing Tai Chi, reading, or travelling the country with his wife, Brenda, in their motor home.

Plenty of children change schools from year to year as their parents move around, but what is it like to change schools in a whole new country? Learning new subjects is hard enough in your own language but trying to grasp them in an unknown language is even harder still. From Denmark to Canada, follow the memoirs of one boy as he learns what it is like to grow up in a new country. School yard fights, social struggles, and emotional experiences are all things that shape him and prepare him for graduation into the world's school of hard knocks.