by Judy Marano As we grow older, we become less likely to discuss the more challenging topics that plague our everyday lives. Some examples of these topics include aging, parenting, children, and adversity. Author Judy Marano pens an incredible book that faces these topics head-on. Part self-help and part memoir, this handy book explores some …
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True Story of Baroumbayes Journey from Africa to United States
by Noubaissem Baroumbaye Author Noubaissem Baroumbaye pens a fantastic tale of God’s divine grace and plans through his personal life. In “True Story of Baroumbayes Journey from Africa to United States,” the fifty-seven-year-old writer describes his life in Chad before he heads to the United States. Raised by loving parents, as a man, many of his lessons …
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Grandma’s Snowflakes: A Book About the Seasons, Nature and Family History
by Juli Boaz Karr Juli Boaz Karr writes a fantastic story that lasts through the seasons in “Grandma’s Snowflakes: A Book About the Seasons, Nature and Family History.” The story starts with Grandma, who has lived in the same house since she was younger. As she grew older, so did the house. Eventually, she gave …
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ACT as Though I Am Already, There I Am: Power of the Spoken Word
Author Julia Byas writes a powerful guide on following the Word of the Lord. A founder of the Women of Power Ministry, she is also credited with establishing several movements, including the Immanuel Temple-God with Us Worship Center.
Turning the Pages: How Exploring My Past Lives Led Me on the Journey of Healing Memories, and What I Learned While Traveling Back in Time
Turning the Pages: How Exploring My Past Lives Led Me on the Journey of Healing Memories, and What I Learned While Traveling Back in Time Review
The Further Adventures of Gentleman Jack and Mister Twist
Alan Montgomery presents a remarkable continuation in his book. Appropriately called The Further Adventures of Gentleman Jack and Mister Twist, he summarizes what transpired in the final events of the novel through Jack Dawkins’ eyes. After confirming the fate of these characters, we follow Jack’s life as he is sent to the United States, who is now indebted to work for seven years. Fortune has bestowed upon the former pickpocket when he is indebted to Mr. Galting Stone. Stone is a former gem cutter whose connection to Jack is closer than what meets the eye.
The Easter Skunk
This book stands out from the rest because of its uniquely humorous narrative style. The unique friendship between JP and Bob brings heart into the book, making it a memorable read for children ages 9-12.
Down Coon Hollow Road
by Joy Gradert Award-winning author Joy Gradert writes a heartwarming tale of friendship and family in her book, “Down Coon Hollow Road.” In the fall of 1988 in Missouri, the story examines the relationship between neighbors Maynard Olms and the Washburn family, who live on opposite ends of Coon Hollow Road. When school starts in September, Kelsey …
Rocking Dog Between Door
The book is written with simple phrases and free-flowing verses, making it a simple read for beginners. Children who communicate with simple terms and questions will find the words easy to follow and read out loud. They might also find it funny to see two dogs fighting over a bone, even when there’s plenty to go around!
Father Sky, Mother Earth and Me
by Seana A Coughlin In the beginning, God created the entire universe in just seven days. From the universe to the earth’s inhabitants, He filled the darkness with life and made a new beginning for us all. Author Seana A. Coughlin explores these magnificent creations in her book, “Father Sky, Mother Earth and Me.” In the …