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Fairy Land

by Judy Laner

Discover the origins of Fairy Land in this enchanting tale of 21 extraordinary fairies. Each fairy, with a unique power, plays a role in creating this magical realm. Together, they embark on a mission to spread joy and delight to children worldwide. Fairy Land is not just a fairy tale, but a heartwarming story of friendship, teamwork, and the magic of spreading happiness. Dive into their journey and experience the magic each night with this timeless bedtime story.

Your Unique Consciousness

by Dr. Anthony J. Emmett

The story of consciousness describes the mystery we are; where we come from before birth and where we go after death; and the thinking both in our body mind and subconscious and beyond it. It is the dimensions of rational awareness of mind and heart we use for our ego and creative life on earth, and in other dimensions around us. Imagine that you have an all-pervading higher intelligence within in your many layered consciousness. How we employ it for this dynamic life with love, and the ways it ... more

Mission Affirmed: Recovering the Missionary Motivation of Paul

by Elliot Clark

The book, Mission Affirmed published in 2022, challenges reader to reconsider the relationship between mission and culture, based on Pauline missiological viewpoints and methodologies.

Frugal Fusion Foods

by Clare Wignall

Unleash your culinary creativity with this budget-friendly, time-saving book of vegan recipes! Enjoy quick and delicious meals, as well as more elaborate options for when you have more time. Discover the art of maximizing ingredients, making two dinners out of one, and using seasonal fruits and vegetables. Stock your pantry with our guide and never waste a single ingredient again. From savoury crumbles to coconut milk soups, this cookbook will take your taste buds on a journey while also being k... more

The Political Gut

by Brett Casper

With humor, wit and passion, fermentation star and food expert Brett Casper, tells the story of the American gut. Rich with information that will help you make informed decisions about your diet and lifestyle. Casper embarks on a compelling exploration of the intersection between food science, politics, and gut health. Drawing on his own transformative journey from a creator of advertising campaigns to the founder of Pure Luck®, a globally recognized wellness brand, Casper exposes the unfortu... more

The Curious Reader's Field Guide to Nonfiction

by Anne Janzer

If your nightstand is stacked with histories or essays, how-to guides or science books, The Curious Reader’s Field Guide to Nonfiction is going to be your new favorite companion. Just like a field guide helps you identify plants or birds, this book helps you navigate the rich world of nonfiction. You’ll uncover how your favorite authors break down complex topics, keep you hooked, and forge those deep, personal connections that make their work unforgettable. This is more than a passive guid... more

Back of The napkin

by Philip A. Okun

Inspired by the Laffer curve, which simply demonstrated the value of tax cuts on a napkin, this book simplifies all aspects of commercial real estate. Additionally there is a section on sales technique that would benefit someone in any industry.

HOMEMADE HEALTHY DOG FOOD GUIDE

by Susan Swanson

HOMEMADE HEALTHY DOG FOOD GUIDE

From the same authors of “Mental Exercises for Dogs”

Imagine a world where your four-legged friend can live a longer, healthier life because of what you put in his bowl every day.

The book you're about to discover is rooted in the author's unconditional love for dogs and his personal mission to ensure that every meal is not only nutritious but also safe and tailored to each dog's unique needs.<... more

Rediscovering the Wisdom of Human Nature: How Civilization Destroys Happiness 2nd Edition

by Chet Shupe

Homo sapiens once thrived in socially bonded groups where individuals experience lasting contentment by placing the needs of others above their own. How did it all go wrong, and what can we do about it?

The Matrix of Life

by Joseph C. Collins

The 1991 edition of this book introduced the concept that it is the repetitive-formation of Transient Linear Elements of Hydration on lipid and poly-ionic surfaces that, not only assist in the assembly of proteins and nucleic acids, but in interactions of all molecules in living cells. This edition provides structural evidence that the molecules of life function so smoothly and spontaneously together because they are all spatial homologues of the order/disorder properties of the ionic aqueous en... more

Who Is This Christ?

by Jonathan L McCune

The theme of this book is to consider the identity of Jesus Christ and His relationship with the Eternal Spirit of God the Father, and with that of the Holy Ghost. How are these tied together? This is a subject of great importance, but there are various misconceptions on some points of this subject. It is the desire of the author that this book will help clarify this relationship.

Where in the World Is God?

by Hope Raymond

"Where in the World is God?" traces the development of humanity's psycho/spiritual growth through history. Seen in the form of a play, humans and other living beings, plus the world stage on which they find themselves, live out their unique roles in various stages of history. Though each era reveals the psychological growth of humanity as a whole, this book is focused on today's world.

Whoa! Who Dwells There?

by Heidi Ugarte

An amazing eye-opening look of what God can communicate through revelation and enlightenment. This book paints a vivid picture of how faith and trust in God can lead to greater clarity and understanding when faced with life’s challenges.

Made for A Purpose

by Debbie L. Cole

Made For A Purpose shares the author's experience of raising sheepdogs and discusses how the relationship between a sheepdog and its master relates well to a person's relationship with God, the Master. Told from the master's perspective in working with sheepdogs it explains the tasks and skills required to herd sheep for the shepherd. Scripture passages help to draw parallels between dogs made for the purpose of herding sheep and Christians made for the purpose of bringing lost sheep to the Good... more

SMIDGENS, SPECKS, AND SMITHEREENS

by Ralph Protsik

The English language contains more than five hundred words that describe things that are tiny—that are small in size (dwarf, speck, drib) or quantity (dash, drop, splash), few in number (scant, scintilla, rare), brief in duration or impact (spark, flash, snap), descriptive in feature (freckle, smudge, dimple), or faint in perception (whiff, sniff, hint). Some such words qualify and diminish (hardly, barely, sparse). Their actions also can be sudden and violent (smack, slap, blast) or subtle and ... more

All Up in Your Bizness

by Julianna Newland

All up in Your Bizness is my first book (not counting my diary). Although I have written dozens of speeches, testimonials, newsletters, and talking points, they do not contain the wit and whimsy of this book. I have been employed for more than thirty years in several jobs, where I have seen hilarious shenanigans of the men and women who worked with me and the processes and programs that often befuddled us. A labor of love and giggles, this book is to be enjoyed as a tongue-in-cheek look at ma... more

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