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FANG is a platform to share our lives as African Americans who grew up on traditional Nigerian values in Brooklyn, NY. After accomplishing the life long goal of our immigrant-parents to have a Bachelors degree we are now ready to live the great life that having a degree is suppose to reward us with. Yet months and years have gone by and we are still wondering what’s next; marriage, careers, businesses, toilet paper shortage, spiked gas prices? With COVID-19 making its debut not to long after walking the virtual graduation stage, we are taking the opportunity to really sit, be still and think...

Augusta National is golf’s Holy Grail. Navigating the azaleas to play the exclusive course that hosts The Masters is a pipe dream for every golfer. Imagine being afforded the opportunity not only to play the course, but to be able to bring your father along for the ride. To complete the priceless fantasy, Jack Nicklaus - “The Golden Bear” - hosts the round. Through fate, coincidence and good fortune, Joe Wessel managed to find a way to make that happen. In White Fang and The Golden Bear, Wessel recounts that special round, how it came about, and what happened....

Eine Trennung kann eine der schwierigsten Erfahrungen im Leben sein. Sie kann zu emotionaler Belastung, Einsamkeit und Unsicherheit führen. Ein neuer Anfang kann jedoch auch aufregend sein, da er die Möglichkeit bietet, neue Menschen in Ihr Leben einzuladen und neue soziale Kreise zu erkunden. Indem Sie sich mit Freunden treffen, an Veranstaltungen teilnehmen und Sie sich für neue Beziehungen öffnen, können Sie die Aufregung eines neuen Kapitels in Ihr Leben spüren.

COVID-19 has been destructive to the lives of many, especially for neurodivergent individuals. This book follows a young man diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the unseen challenges he has faced both inside and outside of this pandemic. The intent of this book is to emphasize that neurotypical individuals and individuals diagnosed with ASD are more similar than one might think. In writing this book, we hope to show that all people deserve respect and kindness, especially during a pandemic.

Nobody wants to adopt the Shluffmuffin twins. Wally's feet stink something awful, and Cheyenne is allergic to everything. Then why are the Mandible sisters so eager to take them home? And what sort of old maids would choose to live in a place called Dripping Fang Forest, where zombies wander the woods singing "Itsy Bitsy Spider" and 10-foot-long glowing slugs want to suck the feet right off your ankles?