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Where Did My Sweet Grandma Go?: A Preschooler's Guide to Losing a Loved One
by Lauren Flake"Grandma's in our hearts, you see." "Where Did My Sweet Grandma Go?: A Preschooler's Guide to Losing a Loved One" gently leads little ones and their parents into meaningful conversations about death, grief, and eternal love. Activities and resources in the included Parents' Guide reinforce the book's comforting message of legacy and hope.
The Job Shopper
by D. Byron WileySection 1 - A self-help section told in a “unique manner” • Section 2- Some wisdom for life. • Section 3 - A section about professional advancement tactics. • Section 4 - The business of job shopping • Section 5 - Examples of people that have to work twice as hard to get half the credit and then need to fight to get the rest
My Grandfather's Wisdom
by George F. KnightFor a man with a sixth-grade education, George Ernest Knight was remarkably erudite, and blessed with a keen insight into human nature. His observations on character, work, daily living, and faith, recorded during the first two decades of the 20th Century, and remarkably relevant today, provide valuable guidance for making our way through life’s challenges and for dealing with the foibles of relatives, friends, and even total strangers.
The i'm Possible Journey: Learning to Live with Sugar Addiction
by Maureen AliprandiThis is a collection of poems and prose about life and addiction recovery. Although the addiction is sugar, the lessons apply to just about everyone. The I'm Possible Journey is a light-hearted and positive approach to a heavy and often negative subject.
Nudges from Grandfather: Honouring Indigenous Spiritual Technologies
by Chris KavelinIs there a “next world”? Are loved ones who have died somehow still with us? In 1938 the German Reich inflicted a wave of violent, all night attacks on several Jewish communities (Kristallnacht). Far away in Australia, William Cooper, a distinguished Elder of the Yorta Yorta Nation, led a little-known march to the German Consulate to deliver his letter protesting the violation of those human rights. How contemporary Jewish and Aboriginal communities re-connected with that protest is but ... more
The Trouble with Peer Pressure
by Darlene R. WoodIf you have ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), you already know that sometimes, everyday life seems like it’s too much to handle. And probably you’ve already experienced the fact that when you’re already overwhelmed, peer pressure seems to compound any situation. The Trouble With Peer Pressure is a friendly, practical guide to help you navigate the challenges of peer pressure. Author Darlene R. Wood provides information you can use, including ways to think about the consequences of... more
The Joyful Bear: A Furry Philosophy for Overcoming Adversity and Finding Happiness
by Margaret Meps SchulteFaced with a devastating case of writer’s block, Margaret Meps Schulte turns to a 25-year friend, a stuffed polar bear with an upturned gaze and a beatific smile. Frank Lloyd Bear, known as Frankie, conducts a series of conversations with her about mindfulness, self-compassion and how to overcome depression and anxiety. The result is this unusual true story, co-written by the wise-but-funny Frank Lloyd Bear. Frankie’s guidance brings Meps out of her funk and gives her the confidence to become... more
And She Called Him Lord: Eliminating the Fear of Submission
by Wendy MageeIt begins with my husband and I attending our third marriage retreat where a couple read a poem, and the wife ended with her calling her husband Lord. My first reaction was that I didn’t believe he needed to be called Lord, but after watching the movie War Room God begin to show me through my journaling how calling my husband Lord was an act of respect of position. This book is my journey of how God revealed to me the order of the family in 1 Peter 3 (AMP). Understanding how God commands subm... more
Playdhd: Permission to Play.....a Prescription for Adults with ADHD.
by Kirsten Milliken, PhD, PCCPlay is the pathway to being an ADHD superstar! Consider all of the famous people who have ADHD- Einstein, Adam Levine, Michael Phelps, Jim Carey, Malcomb Forbes and Shane Victorino, to name a few. All known for being playful in their own way. If you are an adult with ADHD, this book is your prescription to play. This book focuses on how developing a more playful mindset and habit of engaging in playful activities can actually help you to manage symptoms and excel with ADHD. It’s likely that you... more
Visual Prayer: How to Create a Spiritual Vision Board
by Dr. Crystal GreenVision boards have become very popular in the past few years with the release of the book, The Secret. Vision boards are based on the Law of Attraction. The only problem is that many people are not getting the results they expected. As the author of the #1 bestselling book, “Visual Prayer: How to Create a Spiritual Vision Board”, Dr. Crystal Green shares an easy 4 step process on how to create a vision board that can be used as a visual form of prayer that not only adds another dimension t... more
A Pair of Bowls
by Michael JamesWhile staring up at the splendor of Manhattan’s towers, it strikes Michael James how easily humanity can trust their own inventions, and yet have trouble trusting their own Creator. While temptations and shortcuts sit in the path of James, he examines them through the guidance and love of the Creator. A Pair of Bowls is a journey amongst the common people guided with faith, the parables of life, lessons of the Bible, and a loving Father who fails to give up on his believers who face add... more
Mmm-Mmm GOOD: Living A GOOD Life With Lessons from the GOOD Book
by Saundra KayMmm-Mmm GOOD serves up authentic, tried-and-true attributes for living a good life. In times such as these, when much of the quality of life is severely compromised, Mmm-Mmm GOOD offers a reminder that life can be good. Brimming with insights and meaningful occurrences from her day-to-day personal experiences, along with biblical instructions extracted from God's Good Book, Saundra Kay reaffirms the true attributes for living a good life.
Fat Sex: The Naked Truth
by Rebecca Jane WeinsteinIf there are two subjects that are universally fascinating and rife with controversy, they are sex and fat. Though our culture is obsessed with both, the two commingling are sometimes seen as offensive, obscene, or even grotesque. Fat people are not viewed as sexual beings. Of course, this perception is far from accurate. Fat people have normal and peculiar sex lives, just like everyone else. A compilation of true stories, cultural references, and narrative commentary, Fat Sex: The Naked Truth, ... more
Fat Kids: Truth and Consequences
by Rebecca Jane WeinsteinFat Kids: Truth and Consequences is an informational vault of deeply personal tales and essential information, focusing on the lives, questions, and concerns of parents and children living in a childhood obesity crisis. Unlike most books about weight, however, Fat Kids is not a dieting or weight loss how-to; it instead explores the true human experiences and often untold science outside the current political positioning on children and weight. This book powerfully combines interviews, relevant r... more
Divorce, Simply Stated
by Larry Sarezky, Esq.Divorce, Simply Stated is a uniquely engaging “how-to” book for individuals going through divorce or child custody/access cases. It helps readers choose between traditional “court-based” divorce and alternative dispute resolution, and teaches readers how to choose and work efficiently with divorce lawyers and other professionals. It covers legal and financial aspects of matters such as child support, ... more
