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Metamorphosis of Robin Daniels
(Met-a-mor-pho-sis (n) A marked or complete alteration in appearance, condition, character, or function.) In the thirty-eighth year of her life Robin Daniels made a life changing decision. She felt old and she knew she was fat and soft. She was aware that she had to do something and she did. After six weeks in a southern California `fat farm` she was no longer fat and soft. She no longer felt old and then she had to reclaim her husband and her life. Especially her sex life which had gone into limbo. At the spa she was introduced to Liz, a call girl. Liz and her candor changed Robin`s way of thinking. Interracial sex had not even entered Robin`s mind until Liz came along. Now it occupied her ...
The Virgin Eye
The Virgin Eye inspires us to see the world anew through the innocent eyes of a child, so as to become more aware of God's presence in everyday life and encounters. Offering insights into contemplative prayer and mindfulness from a Christian perspective, this book is accessible to those at various points on their journey. Robin Daniels encourages us to prioritise the inner life and our relationship with God, making space for silence and solitude. He helps us to jettison the tired preconceptions and stale paradigms through which we see the world and isolate ourselves from others. Daniels demonstrates how we can put St Paul's challenging exhortation to 'pray without ceasing' into practice. He explores how we can turn suffering and trial into opportunity and growth, as we learn to see God, ourselves and other people with a pure heart and a pure eye.
Cardus
Neville Cardus was born in Rusholme, Manchester in 1888. He was the first music critic to be knighted, the most evocative - and most often quoted - writer on cricket of all time, and one of the great English essayists of the 20th century. This book features conversations between the great Neville Cardus and writer and broadcaster Robin Daniels.
Perfectly Oblivious
Cameron Bates (Cam) could have almost any girl at Franklin High School...except for the one he wants. Unfortunately Bebe seems to be immune to his flirty charm and good looks, which means one of two things: a) she's completely oblivious to how he feels, or b) she's just not into him. If that's the case, declaring his love would be disastrous for their friendship.Bianca Barnes (Bebe) has a huge problem: the universe hates her. Every time she admits feelings for a boy, he ends up falling for her sweet, popular, and beautiful sister Beth. To avoid a broken heart, Bebe has sworn herself to secrecy. Nobody can know how she feels about Cam...Ever!Neither person wants to confess their feelings, but the universe has its own plan. Out of the blue, Bebe is courted by a secret admirer. Cam has to step up his game and Bebe has to make a choice. Play it safe and accept the affections of her mystery man or challenge fate and take a chance on the boy she loves.Content Description: This is a stand-alone YA contemporary romance with companion novels to follow. It contains minor language, innuendo, crude humor and steamy tension but is generally very clean. No sex. Recommended for ages 14 and up.
Perfectly You
Ivy Nixon is the student body Vice President at Franklin High School. Each year, the school holds a date auction to raise funds for the senior class graduation party, and this year, Ivy's in charge. Planning the event is a huge task and Ivy is determined to prove she can get the job done right. Unfortunately, she's still one participant short and her deadline is looming.Andy Walker, her cute but socially reclusive art class table mate, is her last resort. He may not be popular, but he's funny, talented, and full of surprises. With a makeover and some major social marketing, Ivy is sure he could fetch a decent price at the auction. Andy reluctantly agrees to help, but the more time Ivy spends...
Daniel's Good Day
Daniel finds the poetry in the everyday activities of his own neighborhood, in this gorgeous companion to Ezra Jack Keats Award winner Daniel Finds a Poem. The people in Daniel's neighborhood always say, "Have a good day!" But what exactly is a good day? Daniel is determined to find out, and as he strolls through his neighborhood, he finds a wonderful world full of answers as varied as his neighbors. For Emma, a good day means a strong wind for kite flying. For the bus driver, a good day means pleases and thank-yous. A good day is bees for the gardener, birthdays for the baker, and wagging tails for the mail carrier. And, for Daniel's grandma, a good day is a hug from Daniel! And when Daniel puts all these good days together, they make a lovely poem full of his neighbors' favorite things. Micha Archer's vivid collages bring to life one special day, and her inviting text celebrates a vibrant community and an appreciation for the many simple things that give us joy.
Perfectly Misunderstood
This dual perspective book is the final installment in The Perfect Series.Jayden Valdez is an overachieving intellectual. Mike McGinnes is Franklin High School's dumbest jock. Even though they barely know each other, she finds his personality repulsive and he thinks she's got a giant stick up her you know what.Mike and Jayden are surprised and annoyed when their teacher pairs them together for Spanish tutoring. Both feel it's a complete waste of time, since nobody could learn from a person who bugs the crap out of them. Not to mention that their reputations might be ruined if people realize what they're doing.But it doesn't take long for Jayden to discover that Mike has a secret--he isn't th...
Listening
Listeningis an essential guide to understanding the heart behind what another person says and empowering the speaker to find healing. Such deep listening involves an encounter between God, self, and the other, an encounter that leads to self-discovery for both listener and speaker as they journey together. Written in five parts, Listeningcelebrates the transformative power of hearing the heart and considers how we can grow in this skill. Drawing on many years' experience as a psychotherapist, Robin Daniels explores what it means to hear someone share their secret, offers insightful ways to respond, and unfolds the multilayered meanings of silence. This is a crucial book for anyone involved in counseling, ministering, or caregiving.
Fate and Fortune
Bryce has liked Paige since they were little, but he never had the guts to act on his feelings. Paige is devastated over being dumped by her long-time boyfriend and can't seem to move on. When the school's resident mean girl calls Paige out on a phony claim to having a new man, Bryce steps in for the rescue. A fake relationship is the perfect opportunity for Bryce to show Paige how he really feels. And Paige is hoping her new "boyfriend" will make her ex insanely jealous. She's always known Bryce is cute, sweet and charming. What she didn't expect was to develop real feelings for him.Even with perfectly romantic conditions, Paige and Bryce are still nervous and holding back. That's when fate sends an unlikely source to nudge them in the right direction. With a bit of good fortune and some serious prodding, Bryce and Paige just may get their happily ever after.Praise for Fate & Fortune"Fate & Fortune is such a cute, fun, lighthearted story. With charismatic characters and just a hint of intrigue it will keep you turning the pages." - Kelly Oram, best selling author of Cinder & Ella
