He Wondered as He Wandered: Reflections on Birds, Butterflies, and Battles from a Marshland Naturalist

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Lord, David

Mental Health

Pageant Wagon Publishing

The My Every-Day-a-Story Journal: For Girls Who Read provides a way to record your Family Literacy Lifestyle, reading books and telling stories for grades K through 5. Six months of literary adventures are packed into this journal with space to record: ~ 26 Character Values Action Words and Affirmations~ 26 Book Reports with Illustrations~ 26 Quotes by Classic Writers Promoting Literacy~ 182 Days to Chart Books Read, Listened-To, Written, or Narrated~ 364 New Words to Chart and Define~ Short Story Writing Prompt: Under the Branches of the Book Tree~ Establishing a Family Literacy Lifestyle Tips to Follow-up Reading ~ Literacy Inspiration for Parent/Teachers from Classic WritersAuthor Kathryn Ross, ignites a love of literature and learning with this enrichment tool designed for homeschool students and all lovers of books and reading. She teaches families how to restore their God-given authority as the primary educator in their child's life through the experience of reading together as a family, using literature to create teachable moments, build strong minds, and bind loving hearts.

My Every-Day-a-Story Journal: For Girls Who Read

ROSS, KATHRYN

The My Every-Week-a-Book Journal provides a way to record your Family Literacy Lifestyle, reading books and writing stories for grades 6 through 10. Six months of literary adventures are packed into this journal with instructions and space to record: 26 Character Values Action Words and Affirmations 26 Book Reports with Illustrations 26 Quotes by Classic Writers Promoting Literacy 26 Responsive Writing Exercises 520 New Words to Chart and Define Establishing a Family Literacy Lifestyle Tips to Follow-up Reading Literacy Inspiration for Parent-Teachers from Classic Writers Kathryn Ross, ignites a love of literature and learning with this enrichment tool designed for homeschool students and all lovers of books and reading. She teaches families how to restore their God-given authority as the primary educator in their child's life through the experience of reading together as a family using literature to create teachable moments, build strong minds, and bind loving hearts.

My Every-Week-a-Book Journal

Titus the Sea Turtle loves stories. He is thrilled to learn that storytelling and book reading is a big part of going to school. When he arrives on his first day of school, his teacher, Miss Martha, reads the class an exciting story. But when it’s time for recess Titus is disappointed that he and his friends must swim outside to play among the seaweed instead of hearing the end of the story. He must wait until tomorrow. But the next day Miss Martha is sick. A substitute teacher reads the class a different story. A very boring story. Then, Titus gets sick and must stay home forcing him to wait even longer. Will Miss Martha return to school and read the end of the story without him? Why is it so hard to wait? What lesson does Titus learn about being patient when he is disappointed, angry, or bored?Nine-year-old Sophia Ambrico is a budding author and illustrator. She is part of the Pageant Wagon Publishing Young Authors Collective featuring original books penned by student writers and artists working under the mentorship of author and teacher, Kathryn Ross. Titus Goes to School is Sophia’s first picture book in her Titus the Sea Turtle Series. She hopes to continue to write and illustrate her own work, grow in her skills, and use her talents to glorify God. Learn more about the Pageant Wagon Publishing Young Authors Collective at www.pageantwagonpublishing.com.

Titus Goes to School (Titus the Sea Turtle)

Ambrico, Sophia

Children's Books

Do you parent a teen wrestling with abandonment, depression, identity issues, suicidal tendencies, low self-esteem, body image obsessions, self-harm. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, mood-disorders, bad company, anxiety, drugs, criminal behavior, promiscuity, or sexual abuse? Stacy Lee Flury exposes the parent's daily emotional battles to tread water in the stormy seas of raising a troubled teen. With candid humility she shares her story, relatable to anyone caught in the riptide of a loved one who struggles with their children’s destructive choices. These 45 devotions feature personal stories, challenge questions, Scriptures, and prayer. Stacy’s message of hope, restoration, and renewal will calm the rough seas of distressed parents and teens adrift in problematic times.

Turning the Tide of Emotional Turbulence: Devotions for Parents with Teens in Crisis

Parenting & Relationships

Flury, Stacy Lee

Family Relationships

Jesus Has Left the Building takes the time-consuming guesswork out of church outreach planning. Step-by-step Nitty-Gritty details and fine-tuning tips ensure that you won't have to reinvent the wheel in outreach efforts. Twelve events are outlined with specifics, plus leadership tips for volunteer team building and follow-up discipleship necessities. This book tools church leaders for their primary mission to generously share Jesus with people and meet physical needs through the practical goals of saving time, money, and volunteer effort.

Jesus Has Left the Building: The Nitty Gritty of Creative Church Outreach

Religion & Spirituality

Campbell, Toni

Christian Books & Bibles

Nineteen year old Paula rubbed the mosquito bite she'd gotten at a family picnic. She expected it would go away in a day or two.But by the end of the week she lay in a coma, paralyzed from the waist down with a doctor's dire prognosis mapping out a bedridden future of hopelessness.Plucky Paula refused to accept life on these terms. She had two weapons at her disposal to defeat the enemy seeking to rob her of all she'd dreamed of in life: A praying parent and an unwavering resolve to persevere until victory was won!"I'm no victim. I will walk again. My life will be full. Failure is not an option!"

No Pity Party for Me: The Girl Who Refused to Fail

Biographies & Memoirs

Heulings, Paula Leone

Memoirs

The Real Life Mom: 52 Devotions to Cultivate Fruitful Living

Strittmatter, Christine

Worship & Devotion

When Ollie and his sister Fiona stumble onto an abandoned treehouse, they discover a mysterious box with Uncle Clementine's name on it. Old Uncle Clementine Jones, who struck it rich on Goldstrike Mountain, tells the most amazing stories. What is a box with his name on it doing in a broken down old treehouse?To answer that question, Clementine promises to give Ollie the family inheritance in the box for his twelfth birthday if he will sign the Treehouse Treaty--a covenent agreement where Ollie promises to "guard with his life, steward carefully, and use wisely" the contents of the box no matter what it says. Ollie, his father, and Uncle Clem restore the treehouse to its former glory. He signs the treaty, takes the treaty pledge, and the Gold Nugget Chronicles are opened to him.But Ollie feels foolish when it's not what expects. He thinks Uncle Clementine pranked him and walks away angry and discouraged. He breaks the treaty and leaves the restored treehouse empty with the valuable Gold Nugget Chronicles in danger of being lost--or worse! What must Ollie discover to secure the Gold Nugget legacy that Clementine Jones gave him so it won't be lost? How can he fix things after he breaks the Treehouse Treaty? What does he learn about making choices and solving riddles? Is there really a Gold Mine Map in the Gold Nugget Chronicles?

Gold Nugget Chronicles: Book 1: The Tree House Treaty

Ross, Edward

Literature & Fiction

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