Death . . . no one likes to talk about it, but at some point, we all have to deal with the loss of a family member or friend. As adults, we know death is inevitable, yet when it happens we still have so many questions. Now imagine the confusion and questions that bombard a child's mind in the same situation. After 'While, Crocodile takes us on the journey of a little boy named Sammy as he and his family are faced with the impending death of his great-grandfather. Then they deal with his death, and the immediate events afterward. This heartfelt story addresses the difficult subject of death in a compassionate, yet realistic, manner that will allow adults to help children of all ages talk about loss, grieving, and holding on to the memories of those we love.

After 'While, Crocodile: Losing Grandpa-Sammy's Story

Runion, Jack

Parenting & Relationships

Healthy Life Press, LLC

Oceans of Beauty: Scripture and Art to Strengthen Your Heart

Religion & Spirituality

Iivari, Dianne

Christian Books & Bibles

Victory in The Valley chronicles Diana's journey through the Valley of the Shadow of Breast Cancer. In this passage she discovered 7 Secrets that changed forever the way she lives and leads. In these pages you will find some hard-won insights, some load-relieving laughter, some poignant tears, and a mega-dose of Hope to help you through whatever Valley you are in, or, unknowingly, are about to enter. When this happens, The 7 Secrets will help you deal with whatever may come your way.

Victory in The Valley: 7 Secrets to Overcoming Life's Worst and Savoring Life's Best

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Furr, Diana S

Diseases & Physical Ailments

This book is about parenting by intention, and other lessons the author learned through the loss of his firstborn son. It is especially for parents who believe that bits and pieces of leftover time will be enough for their own children. "This book is a 'must read' for anyone who has children and a demanding vocation," says Dr. Gary Chapman. "It will bring laughter, tears, and hope. I highly recommend it." His reason for writing this book is to help "fast-lane" parents understand that God's clock and their children's needs are not necessarily running in the same time sequence. You're either there, with them, or you're not. Despite what you may think about your indispensability to your work, your clients, or even, in Dr. Brandt's case, your patients, your children need and deserve you ... NOW. Surely you don't want to find yourself in the following situation, from which the book's title comes, as Dr. Brandt has his last words with his eight-year-old son, lying before him in a casket: "I'm so sorry, Robbie," I said. "My heart's breaking Robb, buddy. You know how much I love you and how incredibly I'm going to miss you." I wanted to bend down and wrap my arms around him. I touched his arm. Cold and stiff. I wanted to remember him as warm, lively, and seldom still. "We've had a lot of good times, buddy. Great times," I continued. "Building tree houses, playing whiffle ball, fishing at Pine Lake, and our great camping trips. "But I'm sorry about all those times my jammed and unpredictable schedule stole a ball game or a camping trip from you. You always looked so disappointed and hurt. I should have known I needed to plan our family times better. And, how I regret all those 'Quickly, I have to go, let's have fun quickly' times." My fallen pal lay silent and still, as pangs of guilt shivered through me. "You deserved better, Robb. A better father," I said. And those were my last words to my first-born son.

You Deserved a Better Father (2nd Ed): Good Parenting Takes a Plan

Brandt, Robb

Family Relationships

Grandma, Is That You In My Closet?: Night Terrors, Shadows, Voices, Visitations, Secret Friends

Langenfeld, Dan

After the author lost one son to an undiagnosed illness, he realized that God had prepared and called him to bind up the brokenhearted (Isaiah 61:1-4) and to teach others how to do this also. This book presents multiple principles related to comforting someone in Jesus' name, vs. the negative and hurtful advice, judgment, and so forth that believers often receive from other followers of Jesus, who simply do not know how to really help.  This book was originally published with the title: How to Help a Heartbroken Friend. This revision has been updated, with a different design and updated questions for personal study or group discussion. The table of contents includes:  Foreword Author's Note 1. What to say when you don't know what to say 2. A loneliness that must be shared 3. An emptiness that must be filled 4. Healing the wounds on their own terms 5. Becoming your friend's soul-mate 6. Life goes on 7. What to do when you don't know what to do 8. Somebody to hold me 9. To tell the truth 10. Moving with the pain 11. Beauty for ashes 12. Seven habits of highly effective comforters

Making God Visible: How to Help Your Heartbroken Friend

Biebel, David B.

A Unique Book of Divinely Inspired EncouragementThis book, the first in a series, lists a variety of emotions, with full-color watercolor paintings augmenting the scriptures chosen--peaceful beautiful reminders of God's presence to meet every need.It makes a perfect coffee table gift book, helping readers remember that God's word is as relevant to their lives today as ever. It would be the perfect gift for someone who is facing adversity. Or it can serve as a source of devotional readings, a simple yet profound approach--creative art combined with Creator words--reminding readers daily of the truth of Hebrews 4:12, "For the word of God is alive and powerful. It is sharper than the sharpest two-edged sword, cutting between soul and spirit, between joint and marrow. It exposes our innermost thoughts and desires.""I wanted to give colorful, visual depictions of emotions and biblical texts that relate to them," the author said. "I trust that readers will feel more peaceful and tranquil as a result of reflecting on what they find in the pages of this book."

Garden of Emotions: Scripture and Art to Strengthen Your Heart

Once upon a time, a lamb and his mommy were selected to participate in a live Nativity Scene sponsored by a local church in Colorado. The Christmas story is retold, replete with full-color original artwork, through the very inquisitive lamb's questions and his mother's replies. Pertinent Gospel passages are shared by a narrating pastor, with a salvation emphasis at the end. The ewe explains who the various characters are and what their roles were in Bethlehem long ago. You will find this mini-novel to be a new and refreshing perspective on the true meaning of Christmas, designed for Christian parents to read and discuss with their children during the Christmas season. From the book:  "You mean he is the Son of the same God who made the mountains and the meadow and the flowers, and even me, like you've told me many times?" Ransom asked. "Yes," she replied. "But you never told me he has a Son," the lamb said. "I thought that being in this nativity program would be a good way for you to learn." "Wow," said Ransom, "I can't wait to hear the rest of the story!"

Away in a Manger: The Christmas Story from a Nativity Scene Lamb's Point of View

This book, by a Christian psychiatrist who happens to be blind, shows how resolve is the key to resilience. The stories, all of which are true, and the examples or cases that are included (also true) all show how determination plus faith can overcome any obstacle. After all, if she can climb a 30 fall, what is holding you back? Or if she can be struck by a SUV and still participate in a mission trip only days later, buoyed by her commitment to fulfilling the mission God has given her, are you going to let a few aches and pains hold you back? Here we should examine the role of adversity. We live to avoid it, resolve it, legislate against it, as it has no known value and poses a threat to our livelihood. We create avenues of blame for it or we maintain an attempt to objectify adversity by saying "stuff happens." We palliate human suffering with compassionate understanding, validating the legitimacy of emotions including anxiety, anger, and depression, creating safe havens for people to process them. If allowed some modes of counseling, strategizing solutions, coping skills, or programs to ameliorate the suffering, some strugglers will pass through. While these maneuvers remain unquestionably therapeutic, none asks the individual to embrace the trial. None asks the sufferer to value the adversity as the foster parent of the prized orphan--resilience. Facing adversity? You can overcome it by faith if you link your RESOLVE to God's power, because he is in you, both to will and work for his good pleasure. See how your adversity can become an opportunity, even a gift. As this doctor says, "this so-called tragedy in my life was very much for the good. I had the chance to "see" and care for my children during their precious young years; to play with them, sing songs, teach them, feed them, and do all those wonderful mothering things that many take for granted. I cherished them because I knew my life had been heading in a direction in which I could have missed it all. Now that they are grown, I can see in my mind's eye all of those great images and memories. I enjoyed motherhood so much that I would not have changed my life in any way if given the chance. My eye condition was a gift from God, affording me the privilege of time to be with my children.

Resolve: How Faith Becomes Sight

Eng, Elaine Leong

ABOUT THE BOOK Would you like to rid your home of commercial, toxic products but don't want to pay the price for the 'all natural', 'organic' products that line the shelf? Learn to make your own! Create everything from your own laundry soap, to homemade dryer sheets, antibacterial spray cleaners, potpourri blends, fabric softeners, calendula salve, homemade 'Vaseline,' handcrafted Eucalyptus Chest Rub . . . even tips for the outside of the homestead and much more! A must have for those looking not only to simplify, but to cut that grocery bill down, create a healthier environment for our families, and revive the art of making our own! FROM THE BOOK If we knew how to make our own cleaning products to replace the toxic, commercial ones . . . would we? Would we put forth the effort required? The desire to make my own products stemmed from the frugal, self reliant side of me. I wanted simple; homemade; natural. Remember the definition of simple is NOT 'easier.' Living "simply" in our times, means making a deliberate choice to differ from the mainstream of today's societal norm. My desire changed over to sheer determination, when one of my children was diagnosed with a myriad of allergies, chemical sensitivities, and asthma. After much study and research, we were determined that we could not have those products in our home, they are useless (when God has provided all we need to make our own) and harmful to everyone in our home. Join me, as I show you how to easily make your own natural, homemade, handcrafted products that are not only less expensive but truly better for our families, our home and God's Creation.

A Simply Homemade Clean

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Barthuly, Lisa

Home Improvement & Design

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