Billy and His Underwater Adventure

Logan, June

Inkwater Press

Change in the marketplace is normal. But the present rate of change is unprecedented, making business exciting but challenging for both employers and employed--like life in the bush. The only certainty is change. Adapt to a changing habitat. Dodos didn't. Employment is becoming less sheltered. Take responsibility for your own life. Survival is a personal matter. Yet, if every motivation is selfish, society will collapse. Wildlife is an intricate network of symbiotic relationships. Earth's population has doubled in 50 years. You are one of many. Competition is huge.

Leopard Logic

Perry, Philip

Perry, Joanna

This book contains over 200 statements and stories on kindness to animals and caring for the earth from leaders, scholars, historians, and frontiersmen of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Approximately ninety percent of the passages are from prophets and apostles, including excerpts from nearly every President of the Church. Each shares their opinions, stories, or heartfelt expressions on kindness to animals and respect and admiration for the natural world.These quotations can be read from cover to cover, studied and meditated on individually, or used as supporting text for talks, lessons, or articles.Questions answered in the book include: Were there animals and plant life in the premortal existence? Do animals have spirits? What does it mean to be a steward and have dominion over the earth? Is it a sin to needlessly kill animals? Are there animals in heaven?

Kindness to Animals and Caring for the Earth: Selections from the Sermons and Writings of Latter-day Saint Church Leaders

Dawning of a New Day: A Journey Out of Darkness is a story of healing after a spouse's suicide. Dr. Carolyn M. DeLeon uses her journal writings powerfully to portray her intimate reflections, personal experiences, and thoughts about the grief process as she walked through the valley of grief. She gives insightful life lessons that will help others gain understanding about the grieving process and how to heal and recover from grief. The book contains references and resources to seek help after the loss of a loved one. Dr. DeLeon holds a Bachelor of Theology from Pacific Coast Bible College, a B.A. and M.A. in Communication Sciences from San Jose State University, and a Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership from The University of Phoenix. Dr. DeLeon's dissertation (2007) is "Perceived Organizational Effectiveness of Facilitating Productivity during the Grief Recovery Period among Healthcare Employees." Dr. DeLeon works in the healthcare industry as a vice president of human resources and senior leadership executive. Her passions are management and leadership development with a particular passion for developing young women in life and leadership-helping women gain confidence to succeed in the workplace.

Dawning of a New Day: A Journey Out of Darkness

DeLeon, Carolyn M.

Parenting & Relationships

198 Things to Do From Bed

Susan L. Franzen

Self-Help

A Gringa in Guanaja is an exhilarating and powerful story about Guanaja and the Bay Islands of Honduras, that fuses adventure, history and romance with intriguing characters. Though the Bay Islands’ beautiful bays provide safe anchorage now, their reputation as popular pirate havens was well founded. This is a fabulous tale about Sharon Collins, a woman who left the warm sands of Florida for the unknown. It is an engaging book which traces the remarkable true story of her life in Guanaja through acts of piracy, revolution, peace on coral reefs, love and stormy chaos, recalled from memory and journals. Ms. Collins has a wandering spirit. Guanaja beckoned and she responded.

A Gringa in Guanaja

Biographies & Memoirs

Collins, Sharon Lee

Arts & Literature

"In telling her own true story in REAL BELONGING, Lynn Price masterfully weaves in lessons to benefit all youth and families involved in foster care, and even those that are not. Lynn tells stories showing the twists, triumphs, setbacks, myths and facts of the journey through the system, and in doing so, proves that nothing in a child's life can compare to the sibling bond. Those in the social services including caseworkers; foster, adoptive and kinship providers will find great insights in this book. And most importantly, kids and foster families-every family-will find hope." -LeAnn Thieman, Co-author of "Chicken Soup for the Caregiver's Soul" "Anyone who values the importance of family and the magic connection between siblings will come away from reading REAL BELONGING with a rich understanding of the reasons why. For those who seek ways to make a difference in people's lives, this book will show you how one person's vision can become a reality that touches thousands of individuals. And, with so many people seeking fulfillment in their lives, Lynn Price's book points us all in an important and promising direction...towards connecting with our family members." -Craig L. Fuller, President and CEO, National Association of Chain Drug Stores, and author of "Monday Morning @ NACDS - From the Front Lines of Community Pharmacy" "It's no secret that our most sacred institutions have been rocked to the core and it has adversely affected our nation's youth. But in this book, Lynn Price demonstrates that we all still need to belong to something bigger than ourselves and she shows how we can make others feel as if they do belong and they really do matter. This is a must read for anyone who has kids, likes kids, or is a kid at heart." -Eric Chester, President and Founder of Generation Why, Inc. and author of "Employing Generation Why" and "Teen Power" "As a foster child, not only was Lynn able to reunite my sister and me with my brothers (who lived with our aunt) for an amazing week at camp each year, she also taught me there were no limitations no matter who you were. She made it ok to be a foster child and let foster children know they're not alone. Read this book so your life is changed as much as mine was." -Amber L. Peterson, former Camper

Real Belonging: Give Siblings the Right to Reunite

Price, Lynn S.

Parenting

Marquerite Cline is a Southern storyteller who shares unforgettable but true tales about her family friends and neighbors. Mayor of the north Georgia town of Waleska and a former county superintendent of schools, Ms. Cline is an award-winning columnist for her local newspaper the Cherokee Tribune. This book is a collection of her stories.

I've Been Thinking

Marquerite Thigpen Cline

My story is about what can happen when a family is dysfunctional. It covers my experiences as a child. When my father left us, I found myself confused, struggling with his absence, wondering when he would return. This begins a snowball effect in my life. I find myself in detention and foster homes, all the while trying to understand the things that were happening to me. Because of my situation, I rejected God, but it wasn't until I returned to Him that I was able to quit struggling and find inner peace. Through my relationship with God, I was able to forgive those whom I felt wronged me. And now, although I still don't have an understanding of why those things happened, I have been able to find closure to my awful past. Through the help of God, it is my prayer that this book will help and encourage others who are going through similar circumstances. There is help for all. The source is God. He loves you and He wants to make a difference in your life. He is waiting with open arms for you to strengthen and to seek Him out.I encourage you to go to Church, and learn the truth of God's Love and His Son Jesus Christ. You truly will be glad that you did. I'm a witness to the change that it will bring into your life. Without Him, this book would not have been possible.

Hough Heights: From Hell to Glory

Gibson, Roberta

NOW 69 AND RETIRED, DALE MCKEAN chronicles with clarity his bare-bones childhood growing up on a small dairy farm in Stanwood, Wash., his college education and a satisfying journalism career.McKean's great-grandfather was one of the early settlers in Stanwood. The author also traces the community's strong Scandinavian heritage.With a liberal dose of humor, McKean writes about the interesting people in his life'including Dr. John Corbally, his high school principal; daredevil Evel Knievel; the eccentric L.H. Gregory, legendary sports editor of The Oregonian; and Jerry Loughridge, a quadriplegic who could give all of us a lesson or two on overcoming disability.Evident in his memoirs are amusing anecdotes of McKean's passions for poker, baseball, travel, his family and gardening. For the curious, there are stories about a neighbor's pet crow, fossil hunting, a tin whistle serenade by an Irish musician, a roadside chat with Maori gardeners in the Cook Islands and a visit to Alcatraz, one-time home of a wayward in-law. And, along the way, he hasn't forgotten his long-ago high school classmates.McKean spent the last 33 years of his newspaper career at The Oregonian in Portland, retiring in January 1998. He substituted one rural town for another, having lived the past 32 years in the unincorporated community of Scholls, southwest of Portland.

Bones: A Memoir

McKean, Dale

Memoirs

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