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Your Passion Can Change the World

Start a Nonprofit from Scratch If I can do it so can you!

Your Passion Can Change the World” is a heartfelt guide for aspiring change makers who wish to start their own nonprofit organizations. Drawing from personal experiences and challenges, the author encourages readers to harness their passions and visions to make a meaningful impact in their communities. The book demystifies the process of starting a nonprofit, presenting it as an achievable goal rather than an insurmountable challenge. Through engaging stories and practical steps, readers are motivated to transform their ideas into reality, proving that anyone with determination can contribute to positive change.

Voices From the Corner

Tales of Intrigue

What if the most important lessons in life were not learned in a classroom but in moments you never expected?

Voices from the Corner is not a typical story. It feels less like reading a book and more like sitting across a table from someone who finally trusts you enough to tell the truth about their life.

Set against the tension-filled backdrop of 1960s America, the story follows an ordinary man who makes an extraordinary decision, enrolling in a historically Black college during a time of deep racial division and uncertainty.What begins as a personal pursuit of a college degree slowly becomes something much bigger, a journey through fear, friendship, misunderstanding, courage, and self-discovery.

Matchsticks

An Education in Black and White

The year was 1961, a year marking the start of the racial unrest that would last throughout the decade. Living in a trailer camp in Maryland with his wife and children, Fred’s future seemed bleak—that is, until he heard a college football coach being interviewed on a local radio show talking about becoming a Physical Education teacher. The coach’s words would inspire him enough to register at Maryland State College, a then all-black college. The thing of it was, Fred Engh was white. He would become the first white student to attend Maryland State, a segregated college. His intention was not to break any racial barriers or make any headlines. He simply wanted a better life for himself and his family as an accredited teacher. What he learned from attending that college however was something he had not expected. Matchsticks: An Education in Black & White is his story.

Never the Twain Shall Meet

In a racially divided area in 1961,a White student risks losing family and friends and enrolls in an all-Black college. An unlikely friendship transpires

The Ones I’ll Never Forget

It’s the experiences you have that make life surprising

Everyone has mentors in life — a small handful of people on whom they rely for advice and counsel. It is odd for a story about me to appear in this book because its author, Fred Engh, was and remains one of my go-to mentors.

On his resume, Fred Engh spent only a small amount of time as an actual “coach.” However, no matter the challenge, Fred Engh was always coaching. He was always finding ways to lift up those around him. He was always finding ways to convince those around him that his dream was our dream too.

In this book, Coach Fred Engh tells us about people he met along his impressive journey through life. The stories of a man who has had such a large impact on so many people now details the stories behind people he’ll never forget. Yeah, I’ll read that book!

Never Underestimate A Dreamer

For all the dreamers out there, Fred Engh has penned a tale that will fire you up with enthusiasm and reignite your belief in your dreams, pushing you to achieve all that you conceive in your mind. This book of dreams tells you the story of a go-getter who defies all odds to achieve his childhood dreams, narrated by his best friend. The motivating and inspiring journey of Ted Zeng, as recounted by his friend Curt, will leave you transfixed. Ted, a sports fanatic with no background in football, not only manages to create a team of footballers out of amateurs who actually win the game but also ends up achieving his dream of one day becoming a football coach. Ted’s truly motivating and inspiring journey will teach you the value of believing in yourself and earning what you think you deserve with courage and determination. Despite the unimaginably tumultuous ride, Ted’s willingness to take risks for what he wants is perhaps the reason fate bows to him. While Ted fights the world to reach his destination, his friend Curt stays by his side forever to applaud and encourage him, the perfect friend everyone needs!

Billy Jones’s Father

and the apple tree

Billy Jones’s Father is a true story that sheds light on the ramifications of a troubled family life written in contemporary fiction. The stories written within discuss the verbal, emotional and psychological abuse that Arnold Jones suffered at the hands of his father, Scotty Jones, and people like him. They depict what millions of kids in sports have experienced for the past eighty years while playing organized sports. They are also reminders and reasons why so many of today’s youth struggle to find peace and satisfaction in their lives.

America's Top 30 Idioms And Their Origin

Let me bounce something off you. I heard it through the grapevinethat there are over 25,000 idioms in the English language. That’s straight from the horse’s mouth. Now don’t get up in arms or beside yourself as I spill the beans on the top 30 ones that will make you think something is fishy about this book. Take it with a grain of salt and don’t think I’m off my rocker when I suggest that you use this book for your tank top (no, not table top) as you bite the bullet and do your morning constitution……

Unsinkable Spirit

One Man's Journey that Changed the Lives of Thousands of Children

Winner Florida Book Festival – Best Memoir
Gold Mom’s Choice Award
Hollywood Book Festival Honorable Mention
Readers’ Favorite International Book Award, Honorable Mention – Best Non-Fiction Memoir

For anyone who ever played any sport…Unsinkable Spirit is a must read for parents, coaches, and children of all ages. This book is the amazing story of how efforts of one man changed youth sports forever. A popular motivational speaker, Engh chronicles h

The Certified Youth Sports Administrator

Why We Do What We Do

Encouragement for youth sports administrators

They're Almost Gone

A Dying Generation Real and Imagined lives from WII

The author has captured the raw feeling of life during the tumultuous years of WWII. From his childhood experiences,stories about young men and women shipped to the jungle warfare of the South Pacific,while leaving their loved ones at home pulls at ones heartstrings. Those who served ,return home to a very different world.

Those Damn Parents

in Kid's Sports: of course ,YOU'RE not one of them

You know them …those sports parents who berate, humiliate, and emotionally scar children through their abhorrent behavior. This book is designed to bring awareness to the issue and help put an end to this ugly behavior. Your passing along the message of “Those Damn Parents” just might help.

Pinot and Rupert

We Can All Get Along - If We Try

From their earliest days, children need to learn the value of “getting along.” The story of Pinot and Rupert helps bring that awareness through the eyes of artist Juan Montoya. A must read book for children of all ages.