Using our imagination begins at birth. Benny learned early how to use his imagination and when his first grade teacher gave the class their weekend homework assignment, Benny was a little worried because he had an idea but was unsure what to do. So he decided to ask his big sister for some help.

This is a heartfelt children’s story about how a child tries to describe what he saw in his imagination without fear of being laughed at. He learns that using his imagination is a powerful tool.

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The second adventure of Lieutenant Maggie Steele (Sequel to Baptism of Fire)

Aboard HMS Lafayette, the youngest sailors are entering puberty; the captain and senior gunner are menopausal; the wardroom is filled with hormonally energized junior lieutenants; and the mission is a long, boring voyage home.

It is hard to remember that there’s a war for species survival raging in space as first officer Maggi Steele and the men and women who serve with her weather storms of emotional sea changes.

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When Maggie Steele graduates from the Naval Academy gender prejudice has long since vanished from memory. Earth is at war in space, and is relying on its Navy to make the universe safe for hominids. But has the innovative simulation training, known as SOCRATES, prepared the new officer for the rigors of service in space where the tachyonic inertial effect limits use of electronic technology? Telepathic aliens, pirates, epidemics, and chronic conflict among members of the impressed crew complicate the challenge of command in space as a young woman confronts her Baptism of Fire.

https://works.swarthmore.edu/alum-books/3324/

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