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The Celestial Proposal: Our Invitation to Join the God Kind

by Jane Catherine Rozek

Are you world-weary? Do you sense there’s more to life than what you see? Do you want to co-create a better future for yourself and your world? God offers you a plan, a "Celestial Proposal," for you to align with a Higher Power and access supernatural power! Jane Catherine Rozek’s book on Christian Spirituality presents a new paradigm for a Twenty-first Century powerful faith answering the big questions in life: Who are we and why is our world such a mess? God’s pl... more

The Self Sufficient Teen and Young Adult: Skills for Living on Your Own

by Valli Quaintance

This book is a guide for teens and young adults. It is a detailed book on everything you will need to know to set up your new life. From years of experience I am able to show you the way to begin having a happy, healthy, prosperous life. What’s included in this pocket-sized guide: • Tasks that you might already know, or that you would want to learn before trying life on your own. • Communication • Organization • Getting a job, or a better job • Working with computers • Transportation • C... more

Slow Down and Lighten Up: Letting Go of Stress and Tension

by Bob Van Oosterhout

This practical and fun to read guide clearly explains how stress and tension affect body, mind, and emotions in easily understandable terms. It describes simple techniques to restore and maintain physical, mental, and emotional balance and provides a simple three step process to effectively deal with challenging stressors and situations using real life examples. Stories and personal experiences gathered from over forty years of counseling, teaching, and community organizing highlight what works... more

Lizzie and Her Dancing Letters

by Macy Porterfield

This book is about Lizzie, who finds it difficult to read and write due to her Dyslexia diagnosis. She sees the words dancing. How does that make her feel when she sees other children in her class read and write perfectly? She feels angry, sad, and disappointing. Lizzie would become gloomy and think of herself as inferior to the rest of her classmates, thinking she would never be like them. She would have continued to feel this way and stay angry at everything if she had not met Mrs. Jackson.

Ask Yourself This: Ultimate Life Lessons From And For My Girlfriends (The Friendship Series)

by Shari Leid

Find Connection, Confidence, and Happiness with 60 Powerful Questions While you may not have a professional life coach, you have your girlfriends—your ride-or-die friends, your new acquaintances, your colleagues—and now you have my friends as well. Ask Yourself This takes you on a journey of self-discovery as you reflect and journal through its pages. In this final book of the Friendship series, life coach Shari Leid asks simple life questions that lead to thought-provoking answers, prompt... more

The Edge of the Sticker

by Bradley Frank, Ph.D and Bobby Frank

Have you ever tried peeling a sticker off your car? You probably start by looking for a corner that’s raised just enough to get your fingernail underneath. Once you’ve got that edge, though, you can gently pull it away. Sometimes the sticker comes right off with one satisfying tug. Sometimes it tears or separates and you have to start over. Either way, the process begins by getting the edge of the sticker. The same idea applies when life gets sticky. Life is stressful and everyone feels anxious ... more

Family For Life

by Marlene Soto

Are you a caregiver for someone with a disability? I know how hard it is. I talk about my own experiences and what I have learned along the way in this book. What I want is for you to know that you're not alone and that there is hope. I'm also a caregiver. I don't have time to give you my life story, but I want to tell you about one of the most important roles you'll ever play in your life- that of a caregiver. This can be for an aging parent, a friend with Alzheimer's or a physical disability,... more

Happiness to the 10th Power

by T. Calvin Ward

Happiness to the 10th Power is a simple manual on how to find personal happiness that anyone can use. No pie-in-the-sky objectives that depend on wealth or youth or belonging to the "right group.” Instead, Ward presents 10 factors that combine to enhance happiness. Everybody knows what they like and dislike--what brings them happiness (or at least what causes them to be unhappy). This book won't ask anyone to change these personal qualities. Rather, Ward teaches his readers how to prioritize the... more

Conquer Your Fear of Water: A Revolutionary Way to Learn to Swim Without Ever Feeling Afraid

by Melon Dash

Learn the universal steps—every single one—of becoming calm, learning to float, maneuver and rest in water, shallow and deep, peacefully on your front and back. If you cringe when asked to swimming parties, beach vacations, and boat rides, if you don't feel safe in water, kiss all of that goodbye.

Without ever feeling afraid, learn how the water works with your body and how to be in control in water over your head. There's a system for this.

Heal fear in a comf... more

A Teen’s Essential Guide to Social Anxiety Relief

by Emma Lou Parker

Looking for effective Self-Help and Self-Reflection Methods to Help You Live Your Happiest Life? This book is packed with helpful information and advice that will guide you step by step on your journey to social anxiety relief. This book can help you: Uncover effective methods that actually WORK Finally get the help you need Get realistic and relatable advice Social anxiety is one of the most common mental health disorders in the world, especially among teenagers. But it doesn't have ... more

Redneck Spirituality Book Five From the Depths of Rumi's Outhouse

by E. Egorhh Frank---Edmond E. Frank

About Book Five of my Redneck Spirituality Series. In general, rednecks are considered to be conservative. This author is not about purposefully offending, hence the title of the series is Redneck Spirituality. Rednecks also don’t mince words—they say-it-like-they-see-it and may occasionally throw in an F-bomb just to emphasize an important point. This author is a redneck, but a New Thought one. This means everything in his life he recognizes as being self-created. This precludes using the com... more

The Veil of Entanglement

by T.J. Nicholson

Everything you know, feel, think, dream, remember, fear, and hope for is made that way by your mind. Your entanglement in the subjective experience concocted by mind rules your conduct and obscures your true nature. Your being is subjugated to the reality imposed upon it by mind. In this condition, you are anything but free.

Your liberation from this predicament, the freedom to live as who you truly are, depends upon coming face-to-face with the true nature of your mind. Ancient traditi... more

The Answer: How to Get the Best Answers to Your Life's Biggest Questions

by Jane Lee

The Answer will help you tune into the ever-present inner wisdom and intuition we all have as a means to determine the best answers for all your life’s critical questions. Moreover, The Answer gives you the guidance, knowledge, steps, and tools you need to prepare for those answers and take action in your life—in a way that is loving and kind, to both yourself and to others. Are you ready to tune in for your best answers, and to finally trust and listen to yourself? In Jane Lee's debut boo... more

Foster Parent & Substitute Teacher: World's Greatest Jobs

by Lois Simmons

The job that you want is on the inside of you. I'm assuming you want to know how you get it. You create it! When did Americans start depending on the government to create jobs for everyone? When did Americans lose their ability to create? I've noticed the children in schools wants you to spoon-feed them everything. They want you to provide all the answers for them. They don't want to think. How did this lazy spirit take over America? We have millions of college graduates without j... more

How to Develop Happiness

by Rafal Zielinski

In How to Develop Happiness, Dr. Zielinski reveals how implementing a few principles, habits, and behaviors can allow the reader to create a purposeful and happy life, even in difficult times. The book can is aimed at students, doctors, and other specialists facing difficulties in their personal and professional lives.

What’s Next: 2020 Onwards

by Peter Dwyer

The title of this short book is What's Next?, and the short answer is Who Knows? This is despite the mounting evidence that our current worldwide problems are leading people to reassess their priorities for the future and insist on the need for change. The purpose of the book is to take this contrast seriously, and not only to accept the task of seeing what is at stake as we enter upon a new future, but also to face up to the challenge flowing from what this reveals: Can We Do It?

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