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17-year-old Stella Blue finds herself in trouble when her home city gets caught up in a mysterious series of deaths. From suicides to homicides, one after one, each death seems to be somehow connected to her- from coworkers to old childhood crushes. She and her curious friends start an investigation, dying to find out the truth behind these deaths. Unknownst to Stella and her friends, there's a one of a kind ability sleeping within Stella- she can communicate with the dead in her dreams. To help her uncover the mystery, Stella has to try to help her dead friends remember why they died and by whose hand, while juggling her relationships with two guys...

Uplifting humor and timeless wisdom are woven throughout the narrative, making it an enjoyable read. The book offers insights that resonate across generations, providing both laughter and thoughtful reflections.

Aimed at railroad passengers, this collection offers a diverse array of Christian writings, including sermons, essays, and stories, designed to entertain and educate during travel. Compiled by J. L. in 1848, it reflects the religious values of the mid-19th century, showcasing the cultural attitudes of the time. The book serves as both a source of inspiration and a means of promoting Christian principles, making it a unique glimpse into the era's beliefs. This facsimile reprint preserves its historical significance while ensuring accessibility.

The nickname "Goldenballs" for David Beckham gained national attention after Victoria Beckham revealed it during an appearance on the Parkinson Show. This lighthearted moment highlights the couple's playful dynamic and offers a glimpse into their private lives, showcasing the blend of celebrity culture and personal anecdotes that captivated audiences.