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I Can Take it from Here
An emotional, page-turning account of unhealed trauma and personal transformation that will break your heart and change your mind, in the tradition of Somebody's Daughter, A Piece of Cake, and Jesmyn Ward's Men We Reaped Riveting, honest, and raw, I Can Take It From Here recounts Lisa Forbes's harrowing journey into darkness — including a fourteen-year-long stint in a maximum-security prison — and her fierce resolve to understand the effects of the trauma she endured, to take personal responsibility for her actions, and to ensure that her history does not dictate her destiny. The youngest of six children, Lisa grew up in a Chicago housing project where she endured sexual, religious, and ...
Only Kids and Play Can Save the World
Join TJ and Maddie, two curious and spirited twins, on a heartwarming journey that will inspire both young and old alike. In a world where adults have forgotten the joy of play, these inventive siblings embark on a mission to reclaim the lost spark of life. The twins set out to uncover how adulthood has turned their parents into joyless robots. They discover a sinister plot by an evil sorcerer who has stolen playfulness from adults, leaving them stressed, powerless, and easy to control. With the help of their friends, Heartly and Brixton, the four kids devise a daring plan to reverse the sorcerer's brainwashing. Follow these young heroes as they inspire a global movement, igniting a playful spirit that brings joy, creativity, and unity back to a world in need. Discover how the power of play can save humanity and remind us of life's true meaning.
The Widow Smalls
Thirty years of browbeating from rancher Bud Smalls has penned his wife, Leah, into emotional isolation. Now Bud is gone and Leah owns the ranch, but there is no help forthcoming from Bud's brothers who want to force her out and take the ranch for themselves. When their attempt to humiliate her instead becomes her opportunity to succeed, Leah begins to find her way back to herself and learns how much she can gain by opening her heart. The Widow Smalls is just one of the stories in this collection by the WILLA Award winning author of Unbroken, Jamie Lisa Forbes, who writes about the hardships of making a living from the land with an understanding that comes from first-hand experience. Her deftly drawn characters include star-crossed lovers, a young rancher facing his first test of moral courage, an inscrutable ranch hand claiming an impressive relative, a father making one last grasp for his daughter's love and a child's struggle to make sense of the world around her. Each will pull readers into the middle of their stories and keep them turning the pages.
Unbroken
Ranching is a life of extremes on the high plains near Laramie, Wyo. Glen Swan and her husband, Will, work on the family ranch and struggle to raise their two children. Glen befriends Meg Braeburn, who takes up ranching on the place next to the Swans. In the meantime, the prodigal Swan son returns. Relationships shift; old resentments resurface, and friendships are strained.
Girl Around The World Diary
A fictional handwritten diary shared by five 11-year-old international girls who go to school together in the east village of New York City and form the Girl Around The World Club. in their after school art class closet they find a diary find a diary and decide to share it. In their colorful entries they write about their varied backgrounds, dreams, epic sleepovers, adventures in the city and the making of a mural for their school rooftop garden thats challenged by a rainstorm and the pesky boys in the art class whom eventually become their friends. Included in the end of the diary each girl draws prompts and leaves empty pages for young readers to become a member of the club and write their own stories and adventures as a keepsake of memories.
Mamma Do You Love Me?
Did you feel loved as a child? The child in this story did not.Do you know anybody else who experienced this? Love is both found and felt at home when Christ is at the centre. Would you agree?"Mamma Do You Love Me?" is a book of poetry.It is everything that a child wanted from her mother but did not get. Is there a child within you who is suppressing the truth about the way you once felt?The title is a mantra that represents the questions that a child could not help but wonder.A Parent who has not surrendered his or her heart completely to Jesus cannot give love; "For God is love" as (l John 4:8) KJV says and that is what this little child experienced - a parent who lacked Christ-like love to give.Can you see yourself in this poem?
How Could You Love God But Hate His Creations
This true story is based on a dysfunctional family that's tied together through marriage, church, family, friends and frenemies. The only thing they share in common is their belief in God, everything else is a disaster waiting to happen. Vicious lies and deceit protruding from the mouths of those who are claiming to be the righteousness of God. Grab your popcorn and clutch your pearls you are about to enter into the world of forbidden fruit.
Why Are GOD and Dog Spelled with the Same Letters?
Do you love God? Do you or have you ever loved a dog? If so, this book will help you to remember the importance of both.
Professors at Play PlayBook
When you do a Google search with keywords "play in learning," overwhelmingly you find play being utilized in childhood education. This lack of attention to play in higher education reflects the societal narrative that says, "play is for kids, not adults." When play is associated with childhood or seen as trivial or a waste of time, utilizing play in "serious" adult learning can seem radical, scary, or reckless at most. The Professors at Play PlayBook challenges the idea that play is only for kids and presents a case for play and its value of play in adult learning. The PlayBook describes how the use of a playful pedagogy can reduce students' barriers to learning, create connections, and awaken students' interest and engagement in learning leading to deeper learning. The PlayBook tells an alternative story about play giving the reader permission to explore the possibility of a playful pedagogy in their teaching.
