At times, being single can feel overwhelming. Loneliness, disappointment and heartache take a toll. For many, that toll means losing their optimism so life becomes a tedious battle. But it doesn't have to be that way. Hope for Hurting Singles offers renewal, the kind of total restart only God can bring. This down-to-earth, solidly biblical guide will change your perspective in a way that will last, giving you proven techniques to make each day a mini-adventure instead of the same old drudgery. As you apply these strategies to your problems, you'll find fresh faith in the God who loves you. Hope for Hurting Singles is different. Author Jack Zavada has been a single adult Christian for more than 40 years. His experience is far different from married pastors who have forgotten how hard it is to face life's challenges alone. Since 2005, Jack's popular web site, www.inspiration-for-singles.com, has helped singles in over 150 countries. Jack's advice comes from trial and error. He shares both his mistakes - so you can avoid the same errors - and his successes - so you can copy them. If you want to bring back your joy and excitement, if you want to feel confidence flowing through you again, Hope for Hurting Singles is for you.

Hope for Hurting Singles: A Christian Guide to Overcoming Life's Challenges

Zavada, Jack

Parenting & Relationships

Pine Cone Press

The best of the gold country: A complete, whimsical and somewhat opinionated guide to California's Sierra gold rush area

Martin, Don W.

This new and revised edition of The Best of Wine Country is the most comprehensive guide to all of California's major wine-producing areas. It covers wine lands from Mendocino and Napa-Sonoma to Monterey and Santa Cruz, to the south central coast and Temecula in southern California. The book features a brief background on each region, plus descriptions of tasting rooms, with their hours, locations, and features such as tours, gift shops, and picnic areas. The book offers tips on wine tasting, storing and serving, with a glossary of wine terms, and includes maps and detailed driving instructions; attractions, restaurants, and lodgings in the area.

The Best of the Wine Country: A Witty, Opinionated, and Remarkably Useful Guide to California's Vinelands

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Beverages & Wine

In this entertaining, information-packed book of "top ten" lists, Don and Betty Martin show travelers how to get the most out of a trip to the Sunshine City, home of the world's largest zoo. From the Ten Best Seafood Restaurants and the Ten Best Vistas to the Ten Best Watering Holes and the Ten Best Art Galleries, they cover nearly 50 different categories, including trips to beaches, the back country, and Tijuana.

San Diego: The Best of Sunshine City: An Impertinent Insiders' Guide (The Best of...Series)

Don W. Martin

Travel

Born in the kitchen: Plain and fancy plantation fixin's

Hunter, Flora Mae

This is a tresury of Flora Mae's own southern cookbook of menus and recipes, used as a referenece for other southern cookbooks

Born in the Kitchen: Plain and Fancy Plantation Fixin's

Flora Mae Hunter

This is Sandra Tury Timco's authorized original print of her father's diary. She has dozens of copies of this edition in time for Memorial Day, and new paper back and hardcover editions from our new publisher Xlibris in a few weeks.

Beaten But Not Broken: The Diary of a U.S. P.O.W. Surviving Five Nazi Concentration Camps

Louis William Tury Jr.

Marty Donnellan has worked as a professional roller skating coach at rinks around Atlanta, GA, USA. She has taught scores of people the art of indoor skating, and many others how to improve their skating. "Teach Someone to Roller Skate - Including Yourself!” is a complete curriculum for a four- to six-week beginning indoor roller skating course for all ages. Most of the illustrations picture students on quad skates, but most of the basic positions, postures, and techniques described apply equally to quad skates, inline skates, and ice skates. Differences are noted in the text, such as the location of brakes. This book does NOT cover outdoor skating, where you must learn to negotiate hills. Marty has used the course with both individual skaters of all ages, and school PE groups. It makes a great gift for parents whose kids are approaching skating age. By studying Marty’s clear text and engaging illustrations, you, too, can now teach someone to roller skate - including yourself or your child - with no professional instructor present. Or, you can build on existing skills. These are the same skills taught to beginning ice skating students. And, with the exception of navigating hills, all of the skills taught are transferable to beginning inline skating. Below are some of the topics covered: Styles of skates and skating Beginning skating positions and postures How to keep from falling How to rise from a fall How to build up speed Four ways to stop Avoiding common bad habits Working with older adults Working with preschoolers Gliding on one foot Introduction to Edges How to carve, pump, swizzle &amp; scissor How to do crossovers Beginning backwards skating Beginning intermediate skills such as the Mohawk turn and two-footed spin Exercises to practice on and off skates Complete checklist of beginning skills Troubleshooting pain while skating Coloring pages for young skaters ...And more! So get your skates on and get started with Coach Marty!

Teach Someone to Roller Skate - Even Yourself!

Sports & Outdoors

Marty Donnellan

Individual Sports

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