A lighthouse with a hidden past. A mansion with a buried secret. And a mystery that refuses to stay forgotten.The Spectral Sprouts-Oliver, Evie, Jasper, and Luna-are no strangers to the strange happenings in Willow Hollow. But when the town's lighthouse suddenly goes dark, eerie whispers rise from the sea, and long-buried warnings resurface, they realize this mystery is unlike any other.A missing lighthouse keeper. An ancient key. A hidden passage beneath the mansion. Each ...

When Oliver discovers a mysterious brass key humming with strange energy, he and the Spectral Sprouts are pulled into their biggest adventure yet. Together, they must uncover the key's secrets and follow the clues hidden right in their own backyard. A magical, mystery‑filled tale perfect for curious young readers.

Originally published in 1896, "Robert's Rules of Order," remains to this day the manual of choice when it comes to conducting orderly productive meetings. Written originally as a manual for parliamentary procedure anyone attempting to conduct a meeting will find this little book of extreme help. If you find yourself conducting a meeting and find it less productive than you might have hoped you will be greatly aided in reading this volume. Don't start your next meeting without it.

Every winter, the people of Willow Hollow gather for the annual Winter Festival-but this year, something is different. A lone lantern flickers on the frozen lake, yet no one is carrying it. Legend tells of a traveler who vanished in a snowstorm decades ago, leaving only his lantern behind. When Luna and the Spectral Sprouts investigate, they uncover an eerie connection between the lantern's glow and an ancient mystery buried beneath the ice. Strange whispers follow them, hidden passageways...

A family trip continues to Michigan .Luna, Jasper, Evie, and Oliver are headed north to Munising, Michigan-where glass-bottom boats glide over shipwrecks and legends sleep beneath the waves. But when Oliver dreams of the Edmund Fitzgerald and Evie sketches a sailor before he appears, the Sprouts realize this trip isn't just about history. It's about haunting.As shadows stir beneath the lake and old wrecks whisper through the glass, the kids must follow a trail of spectral c...

The following paper was prepared by the writer for presentation at the Parliament of Religions, held at the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was not invited to participate in the proceedings of that Parliament, although Mormonism is the most distinctively American religious movement yet developed in our country; and as such the position and doctrine of the Church should have been of special interest in such a gathering as the Parl...

The very title of this book may give offense. "A New Witness for God!" will exclaim both ministry and laity of Christendom; "are not the Old Witnesses sufficient? Has not their testimony withstood the assaults of unbelievers, atheists and agnostics alike for nineteen centuries? What need have we for a New Witness? Every weapon that hostile criticism could suggest, has been brought to bear against the tower of our faith based on the testimony of the Old Witnesses; and it stands more victori...

Lesbia Newman by Henry Robert Samuel Dalton is a compelling work of early fiction that weaves together themes of identity, emotion, and social constraint within a richly drawn narrative landscape. Through its carefully developed characters and thoughtful storytelling, the novel explores the tensions between personal desire and societal expectation. At the center of the story is Lesbia Newman, a figure whose experiences reflect the struggles of navigating love, reputation, and independence ...

Robert's Rules of Order is the foundational manual of parliamentary procedure in the United States, designed to bring clarity, fairness, and efficiency to deliberative assemblies. Combining legal precision with practical organization, the book codifies motions, debate, voting, committees, and officers' duties into a coherent system. Its style is procedural rather than ornamental, yet its influence places it within a broader nineteenth-century tradition of civic handbooks that sought to dis...

Originally published in 1896, “Robert’s Rules of Order,” remains to this day the manual of choice when it comes to conducting orderly productive proceedings. As General Henry M. Robert describes in his preface to the work, “The object of Rules of Order is to assist an assembly to accomplish in the best possible manner the work for which it was designed. To do this it is necessary to restrain the individual somewhat, as the right of an individual, in any community, to do what he pleases, is...

Why Christ Died; Is It Not I, Jehovah?By: Henry L. RobertsWhy Christ Died; Is It Not I, Jehovah? was written to relay the truth about our Creator, history, and His name through the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures. It includes the history of the heavens and Earth during the time of their creation.About the AuthorHenry L. Roberts is interested in seeking truth and loving Jehovah, just as Jesus Christ said in Matthew. 4:10; Habbakkuk 1:4,12; Psalm ...

In "Robert's Rules of Order," Henry M. Robert presents a comprehensive guide to parliamentary procedure that has become a cornerstone of democratic governance in various organizations since its first publication in 1876. This meticulously crafted manual elucidates the protocols of meetings and decision-making processes, promoting fairness and order through structured debate and voting. Written with clarity and precision, the text employs an accessible literary style, making intricate proce...