<p>Over 90 million Americans live with chronic illness. Author Elizabeth Flora, a Fibromyalgia patient, shares a candid, emotional account of life with chronic illness. Living well, she asserts, comes from learning to change our perspective. We tend to view pain as the enemy. We draw lines in the sand and prepare ourselves for battle. But expending energy in such a negative way serves no purpose. It is not the answer. She recommends that each patient learn to build a relationship with pain. Only when you begin to view pain as friend rather than foe that you can learn to live with it. This is the goal: to live well with pain, rather than in spite of it.</p>

Making Friends with Pain: Learning to Live Well with Chronic Illness

Medical Books

Elizabeth Flora Ross

Medicine

Sadie Books

The young narrator shares views outside of his window while taking young readers on a wonderful journey through all four seasons. It is a journey you will want to experience again and again as you explore nature's beauty. Through magical rhymes, the author introduces the readers to the poetic beauty of outdoor life. The illustrator enhances the experience with colorful illustrations that celebrate the beauty of nature's rhythms.

Outside My Window

Children's Books

Carriger, Candace A.

Activities, Crafts & Games

Meet Bennett, a boy who is strong, bold and usually brave. He is forever on the go, especially outside. Throughout a series of picture books, beginning with Bravo Bennett, Bennett will take you on journeys. Experience his life in New Jersey, a visit to New York City, a juggle-of-a-time with pumpkins, days at the beach, adventures with friends, and so much more. In the first of a series, come along as Bennett and his two friends, Mead and Flynn, experience a day in the park. Explore with the kids as they delight in the simple things in life. Fly with Bennett and his bird friends, roll down a hill with Mead, practice dancing with Flynn, and so much more. The story will have you saying, 'Bravo Bennett'.

Bravo Bennett

Synopsis In Through The Fire, Harriet Cammock has written a captivating account of surviving domestic violence. Having lived countless years in an environment of verbal and physical abuse, Harriet recollects events no person ought to be able to call to mind. Vivid accounts create unease, knowing people are able to harm each other on such levels and call it love. Harriet shares her blinded love, innocent assumptions, dreaded encounters, and fear-driven hopes, as she recaptures the essence of her painful memories. We journey with her through dating a perceived white knight; coping in a hopeless marriage; raising a child matured, too early, through unfathomable pain; and surviving near-fatal encounters with a madman. Harriet exposes the reader to an abuser’s enchanting personality as he unfolds to reveal heinous acts, detrimentally affecting the surrounding families, friends, extended networks, and self.  "That my heart was beating was a miracle, because I was so afraid I could barely open my mouth to speak, much less breathe and give oxygen to my heart. I didn’t know what he was going to do." Through the trials, Harriet made a plan, and you will root for her to accomplish that plan. "I would imagine what my future life would be like. I would imagine my daughter and I would one day live free from this horror and it would all be just an experience far behind us. We would be free to do normal things mothers and daughters do." Whether you or someone else is abused, has been abused, is curious to the signs of abuse, or simply wishes to read a remarkably engaging story, this book is for you. Once you open this book, map out some time, and get cozy, as you will not want to put Through The Fire down.

Through The Fire: One Woman's Experiences in Surviving Domestic Violence

Self-Help

Harriet Cammock

Abuse

How To Taste It At The End Of The Day

Romance

Reilly, Inez R

Contemporary

Inside My Garden

Science, Nature & How It Works

Once we grow up and leave home, many of us become engrossed in our own lives. We sometimes forget about the people who dedicated their lives to us. How crazy is that? In particular, people are losing connections to their parents. While it is normal to become busy with life, we must remember to work hard to maintain strong ties to family, friends, and loved ones. Manish Patel, physical therapist, lecturer, and author, tackles the subject of aging and caring for our parents. Wouldn’t it be great if we could love and care for them as they age with grace, knowing we are there for them as they were for us? Join Manish as he explores what it means to strive to be a good person and learn how to show love for another person. Parents help us blossom during our youth; let's help them blossom into their elder years. It is never too late to improve a relationship. It is never too late to love. Second Childhood will inspire you to build stronger bonds with those who are near you. Our parents were there when we took our first steps. Shouldn’t we be there when they take their last ones?

Second Childhood

Parenting & Relationships

Patel, Manish

Aging Parents

Life's Mosaic

White, Tanya

Religion & Spirituality

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