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Domenic Pugliares
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Virginia Phlieger-Kroos, OPA
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Andrés Neruda
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Patrick McGlade
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Katherine Whitley
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Carrie Bolesky
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Lorraine Burrell Hughes
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By Paula B. Wells
The Fabric of a Family relates the personal insight that Paula Wells has accumulated over 50 years of marriage to one man and 46 years of continuous parenting of 18 children, ages 4 to 46. The youngest fifteen children are adopted, including several races and special needs. Paula weaves into this book her experiences as a woman learning how to establish her priorities related to combining an ongoing professional career with her role of wife and mother. It is a book that is candid and open, and describes the ongoing challenges, setbacks, and joys in raising a large diverse family
FORMAT: Softcover
By Jonathan Hillert
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Rick and Sheree Drabek
Are you experiencing feelings of shock, anger, or depression because your child or a child close to you has been diagnosed with a terminal illness? Are you having trouble making the right medical decisions? Do you feel like you just can’t do it all on your own? Are you struggling with what the future holds for your ill child? Most support networks for parents and families of terminally ill children are not able to provide first-hand knowledge into the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those caring for the child. Through their own experiences with a terminally ill child, Rick and Sheree Drabek guide you through many of the decisions you might face and encourage you to discover all of the blessings in your life.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Rick and Sheree Drabek
Are you experiencing feelings of shock, anger, or depression because your child or a child close to you has been diagnosed with a terminal illness? Are you having trouble making the right medical decisions? Do you feel like you just can’t do it all on your own? Are you struggling with what the future holds for your ill child? Most support networks for parents and families of terminally ill children are not able to provide first-hand knowledge into the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of those caring for the child. Through their own experiences with a terminally ill child, Rick and Sheree Drabek guide you through many of the decisions you might face and encourage you to discover all of the blessings in your life.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Wendy H. Davenson
This manual takes the reader through the process of loss and grief, teaching the concepts of growth and healing as integral parts of the journey of grief. It offers information and suggestions for working with the bereaved child or adult in school, hospital, mental health, or family settings. This book can assist the professional or the bereaved equally.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Dr. Ahron Friedberg
Love´s Way is a timeless and endearing tale about finding love. It takes place along a walk in Central Park of New York City one fall day. The story´s message is for anyone who has searched--or is searching--for that precious gift called "love": Sometimes the love we think we´ve lost is found right in front of us.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Dr. Ahron Friedberg
Love´s Way is a timeless and endearing tale about finding love. It takes place along a walk in Central Park of New York City one fall day. The story´s message is for anyone who has searched--or is searching--for that precious gift called "love": Sometimes the love we think we´ve lost is found right in front of us.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Sheila Hargrove
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Sheila Hargrove
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By Elizabeth Tisdale Armstrong
Momma’s Olive Branch is a true story about a family’s struggle with illness and death. The author tells the tale through her own eyes about how cancer and diabetes take the lives of her parents, leaving her and two younger brothers to cope with life on their own. The story is full of rich descriptions and details as it takes readers on a young girl’s journey to adulthood, with all the trials and tribulations she must face. The story is fi lled with messages of hope and inspiration for readers, that death is not a fi nal ending, and love can help anyone through difficult times. For more info see elizabethtisdalearmstrong.com
FORMAT: Softcover
By Elizabeth Tisdale Armstrong
Momma’s Olive Branch is a true story about a family’s struggle with illness and death. The author tells the tale through her own eyes about how cancer and diabetes take the lives of her parents, leaving her and two younger brothers to cope with life on their own. The story is full of rich descriptions and details as it takes readers on a young girl’s journey to adulthood, with all the trials and tribulations she must face. The story is fi lled with messages of hope and inspiration for readers, that death is not a fi nal ending, and love can help anyone through difficult times. For more info see elizabethtisdalearmstrong.com
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Bill Vyers
My fourteen year old daughter had been dead 65 days. I spent the time in jail working on this book 20 hours a day. It was written in 14 days to honor my God and to remember my daughter. I was asking God why He allowed so many horrible things to happen to me. This book is about my child from before her birth to shortly after her death and is intended for the readers to fall in love with her. A cruel mother tried to erase me from all Blyss’s life, yet I include actual facts of our lives.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Bill Vyers
My fourteen year old daughter had been dead 65 days. I spent the time in jail working on this book 20 hours a day. It was written in 14 days to honor my God and to remember my daughter. I was asking God why He allowed so many horrible things to happen to me. This book is about my child from before her birth to shortly after her death and is intended for the readers to fall in love with her. A cruel mother tried to erase me from all Blyss’s life, yet I include actual facts of our lives.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Bill Vyers
My fourteen year old daughter had been dead 65 days. I spent the time in jail working on this book 20 hours a day. It was written in 14 days to honor my God and to remember my daughter. I was asking God why He allowed so many horrible things to happen to me. This book is about my child from before her birth to shortly after her death and is intended for the readers to fall in love with her. A cruel mother tried to erase me from all Blyss’s life, yet I include actual facts of our lives.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Talar
This story is about a little girl who is new to the country and is faced with a terrifying dilemma. She overcomes her dilemma by using common sense and remembering what her parents taught her. She also realizes that just because someone seems nice and gives you things doesn’t make them a “good” person. The book reaches out to children to be on the look out for people that make them feel uncomfortable. It can be used as a tool to educate, enlighten, and arm our new generation. The book is written in a non-threatening, easy to read format and is a must have for teachers and parents.
FORMAT: Softcover
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