Biting The Apple drops you into life in the 1940's. Spanning decades, the author shows a self becoming a self. These intimate poems capture the human journey from the loss of innocence into the fullness of life. In this collection, fresh, imaginative and true, Greensfelder writes with humor and remarkable candor.

Biting the Apple

Literature & Fiction

Greensfelder, Jeanie

Poetry

Penciled In

"French Lessons is a unique cocktail of pleasure and inspiration. Gabrielle, the French Godmother we all wish we had, gives Suzanne lessons in style and self-esteem, poise and sensuality, and in the process teaches us as well. Charming!" — Sam Horn, author of Tongue Fu and Pop! When Susan Purcell encounters Gabrielle LaCroix on a visit to Paris, she’s by struck Gabrielle’s confidence, pleasure in her life, but most of all – by her happiness with herself. In the four months that follow, Susan becomes Suzanne transforming herself and her life, amid the splendor and charm of Paris. French Lessons is for any woman who has ever wished to change her life, follow her dreams... or visit The City of Light! "I think of Gabrielle every time I am about to lose my cool, and I believe every woman should have access to her fabulousness! Just when you are most in need of grace, wit and aplomb, Gabrielle will be there for you. Her lessons come in the form of stories, and will inspire you to be your most divine and beautiful self—inside and out." — Jill Dearman, author of Bang the Keys

French Lessons: The Art of Living and Loving Well!

Gore, E J

Women's Fiction

Amusing, candid, and engaging, Marriage and Other Leaps of Faith displays universal aspects of marriage and an exploration of this human journey in other life leaps.Greensfelder shows "...any long relationship can never be one thing at a time, only a counterpoint of feelings: resolute, funny, nostalgic, fearful, joyful and often astonishing." --Diane Stevens

Marriage and Other Leaps of Faith

A message from my memory and my muse: “Pregnant with poems when will you deliver?”

Spirits

Buckner, Elizabeth

PRAISE FOR THIS BOOK: Glenna Luschei’s voice is a brilliant gift! She sings the richness of days, the glorious eloquence of reckonings, hard places never ignored – full of grace and love, wondrous revelation, and all we must let go. Walk into the perfectly lit room of these poems and know I'm home. — Naomi Shihab Nye PRAISE FOR THE SKY IS SHOOTING BLUE ARROWS: With more than twenty-five books to her credit, Glenna Luschei hasn’t lost a poetic beat in her latest collection.... Rich in experiences that have shaped her nine decades, Luschei takes us on journeys... that are both intimate and universal. In the process, she fulfills one of poetry’s primary purposes: to make us slow down and see the world with new eyes.... Luschei achieves the goal that Anaïs Nin sets out for all poets: to say not what we can all say, but what we are unable to say. — Carolyn Martin

Singing & Dying

Luschei, Glenna

A guide designed for parents starting out on their parenting journey and for anyone encountering bumps in the road and blind curves along the way. Are We There Yet? leads the reader through ten essential parenting conversations, with journaling activities to foster greater self-awareness and new ways to think about parenting challenges. Parents are encouraged to create a unique parenting map - a plan that supports our parenting values, helps to match our behaviors with our intentions, and invites small changes that add up to bring more ease, calm, and pleasure to family life. 2nd Edition (2018)

Are We There Yet?: Conversations to Help Navigate Parenting

Parenting & Relationships

Johnson, P. Michele Gordon

Parenting

Getting To Paris is the story of taking the first step, and then all of the necessary steps afterwards, to actually travel to Paris. Unlike most travel memoirs, where the authors have been relocated for their careers or have taken a sabbatical in order to travel, this story is about traveling while working at a regular job and being a mother and wife in a typical middle class suburb. Most travel memoirs are also written by people who seem to have endless amounts of money and unlimited budgets. Being an elementary teacher however, makes the way this author went about saving money for this trip different, and ultimately more relatable for the average person. This story is about how achieving one’s dreams takes more than dreaming; it takes planning, saving, and preparing in order to make them happen, and will encourage others not to let their regular lives stop them, but to realize that their goals are within their reach, even if those dreams are as far away as Paris. Cover illustration by Madison King Book and Cover Design by Ben Lawless

Getting to Paris

Travel

Gidley, Stephanie

Europe

Have you met Grace?/She is full of energy/She radiates love/She shines a light sent from above. Find out how a little girl in her daily activities represents Amazing Grace. An uplifting, delightful message for any age.

Amazing Grace!

Unknown, Author

Have you met Grace?/She is full of energy/She radiates love/She shines a light sent from above. Find out how a little girl in her daily activities represents Amazing Grace. An uplifting, delightful message for any age.

Children's Books

Harrison, Diane

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Explore the world through the eyes of a bee in this imaginative children’s book. Is this the place for a bee? Is it a flower? Or is it a cow’s eyelashes?

Is this the place to Bee?

Science, Nature & How It Works

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Biting the Apple

French Lessons: The Art of Living and Loving Well!

Marriage and Other Leaps of Faith

Spirits

Singing & Dying

Are We There Yet?: Conversations to Help Navigate Parenting

Getting to Paris

Amazing Grace!

Amazing Grace!

Is this the place to Bee?