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Unbreaking
Jason and Crystal Crawford were trapped in a loveless, hopeless marriage. They each believed that the only path to happiness was to go their separate ways -- until God showed them something even better. This true story chronicles one couple's quick descent from dating into an unhappy marriage, and how God transformed their marriage, turning resentment into love and their pain into joy. You will experience the real, raw emotion of both Jason and Crystal through alternating journal entries that show how the husband's and wife's separate perspectives evolve throughout the first six years of their marriage and beyond. This unique memoir, written by a couple who also minister as relationship coaches, includes a Relationship Guide at the end of the book which provides help and guidance to couples in similar situations.
Slap Him with a Fish
Slap Him with a Fish is a crash course in the craft of fiction for beginning to intermediate fiction writers. Written by an indie author and writing instructor and made to address often-asked questions from the author’s students and fellow writers, this handbook covers an assortment of writing topics. Told in a conversational, easily digested format, this book provides an in-depth look at the craft of fiction with a practical-yet-encouraging perspective. Topics covered include: What Makes a Story “Work” Creating Emotional Impact The Writing Process Terminology Genres and Genre Expectations The True Meaning of Show, Don’t Tell Backstory and the Iceberg Theory Significant Detail versus...
Poems of Longing and Hope
There is a beauty in sadness, for it is the darkness without which you cannot appreciate the light. In my mid-20's, I went through a period of extreme pain and sadness. I faced one heartbreak after another, until I felt I would burst or fall to pieces. During that time, poetry was one of the few things that helped keep me together. These poems are the actual poems I wrote during those few years when pain was everywhere I turned. But through it all, I clung to hope... hope that things would change, hope that it would all be better someday, somehow. I was right, but I couldn't know that then. I could only hope. That hope carried me through to where I am today, and you can see it peeking out in...
The Five Suspects
*a companion book to I'm Not a Stalker (Book 1 of the Secret Messages Sweet YA Romance series)* You’ve seen the messages. You’ve solved the mystery. But there’s more to this story than it seems. Find out what was really happening behind all those e-mails and texts – from the minds of the five suspects themselves. This book explores the points-of-view of Hunter, Declan, Matthew, Randy, and Sean in the days leading up to – and during – the messages seen in I’m Not a Stalker. But beware! Not everything is as simple as it may have appeared. Told in narrative format (not texts and messages as I'm Not a Stalker), this story delves deeper into the lives of some of the "suspects" from the first book, revealing additional background, drama, and intrigue.
InfoWorld
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The Edge of Nothing
Those out to save Arameth have a serious problem: their prophesied hero is dead. When Lex is thrown into an unfamiliar realm of magic and fantastical beings, he must uncover two truths to survive: who he is, and why everyone keeps trying to kill him. On his quest to discover his fate, Lex meets a mysterious girl who only deepens the enigma, and some strangers who may know more than they let on. With each revelation, Lex realizes that in Arameth, almost nothing is as it seems. The Edge of Nothing is a young adult epic fantasy with a twist of urban fantasy & sci-fi, perfect for readers who love adventure, mystery, humor, magic, and a dash of sweet romance. If you enjoyed books like Eragon, The Assassin's Apprentice, and The Young Elites, you'll love The Edge of Nothing. Dive into this series now!
Basic Concepts In Family Therapy
First published in 1987. Basic Concepts in Family Therapy: An Introductory Text presents seventeen basic psychological concepts that you may use in understanding your family or, if you are a member of the helping professions, your clients' families. Each chapter focuses on a single concept using material from three sources: family therapy literature; basic psychological and clinical research studies, and cross-cultural research studies. By combining the findings of family therapy practitioners with the empirical findings of basic psychological researchers and cross-cultural researchers we can deepen our understanding of the usefulness of each of these constructs, as well-as their limitations.
The Legacy of the Pacesetters of Tau Omega Chapter, ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC®
“The Legacy of the Pacesetters of Tau Omega Chapter, a timeless service to the Harlem community and beyond“ is a comprehensive recording of this Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority chapter’s 88 year history in the village of Harlem. The authors combed through hundreds of documents and pictures from various resources. The book goes beyond chronological facts to provide a heartfelt interpretation of its past. They are confident that members reading this document will be inspired to continue their legacy and be proud of knowing who they were, who they are and the basis of their history and traditions.
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Put Some Pants on That Kid (STUDENT BOOK)
Writing well is an outgrowth of thinking well. Do you dread writing assignments? Do research papers make you want to scream? Does learning high school essay-writing feel like a chore? Welcome to the Put Some Pants on That Kid writing curriculum! Put Some Pants on That Kid takes a big-picture, practical approach to writing, addressing the why behind the typical expectations for essays and research papers, and providing students the tools they need to understand those larger concepts, master them, and extrapolate them to future writing assignments. The Put Some Pants on That Kid curriculum is recommended for students at the 9th-12th grade levels, and covers: --Essay writing (narrative and argu...
