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As the United States marks the 50th anniversary of The Children’s March and the March on Washington, the world is reminded of the sacrifices that were made to get to the Civil Rights Legislation of 1964.

When picturing filmmaking, the likes of Spielberg, Scorsese, Tarantino and Bigelow often spring to mind. However, with the major Hollywood studios churning out only two hundred and fifty motion pictures a year, finding the Hollywood limelight isn’t easy for the one million students enrolled annually in a film or video production course.

Having observed the nutrition, fitness regimes and lifestyles of thousands of her clients, wellness expert Renee Wiggins has arrived at an unfortunate conclusion – most people fail to look after and worship the ‘temple’ that God gave them.

With the recent revelations of the extremes NSA will go to in order to collect data, the country and its citizens are more concerned than ever before about their relationship with the Federal Government. While supposedly in place to protect the lives and interest of the United States and its people, a shocking new book by Rick Hallock proves that anyone can become the victim of Government injustice. As but one aspect of the story, the book details how the Government collects a citizen’s most personal information without aid or need to consult with a court and without aid of a warrant.

Written by renowned Life and Business Coach, Jose Incer, ‘Mastering Success’ helps readers overcome limiting beliefs and destructive emotions in order to achieve all they have ever dreamed of. Opting for a realistic and plausible approach instead of hype and self-promotion, the book is poised to change lives around the world.

Written by Carmen Perez, ‘When Dreams Come: The Rise and Fall of a Nation’ is as much a warning to America as it is a compelling novel. Following the trail of Ellie Blackheart, a wild and tireless adventurer, readers are empowered to question the practices of the U.S. Government and demand they uphold their Constitutional right to freedom.

As 2013 marks the centenary of America’s Federal Income Tax system, a dramatic exposé by Michael Sawukaytis blows the lid off why Federal Income Tax collected today is NOT the income tax allegedly enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1913. In a bold effort to put a halt on the destruction the IRS is causing from coast to coast, ‘American Tyranny: OUR TAX-APOCALYPSE - Cause for the FairTax and The Abolishment of the IRS?’ proposes a ground-breaking new ‘Fairtax HR25’ system, to restore prosperity to the nation.

Written by Kentt, the entertaining and insightful book depicts the first three Awakenings in America, as well as the most recent Jesus People Movement during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Containing Kent Philpott’s own experiences as a ‘Jesus Freak’ during the latter, ‘Awakenings in America and the Jesus People Movement’ is poised to resonate with readers from coast to coast.

Written by Monique Roy and based on the experiences of her own family, ‘Across Great Divides’ thrusts readers deep into 1933 Germany and into the thick of the Nazi regime. However, when one Jewish family flees Germany and arrives in South Africa, their adversity is far from over as apartheid grips their new home. With such pertinence to society, the novel is poised to resonate with readers around the world.

Karen Gilden’s powerful new release is as insightful as it is noteworthy. Leaving their comfortable middle-class lives for an extended tour of Europe, six weeks in the Soviet Union found Gilden’s family struggling with Soviet bureaucracy, and coming face-to-face with the KGB. Not a simple travelogue, ‘Camping with the Communists’ is a bold expose of life behind the Iron Curtain.