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There is something missing in Larry's life. While out one day, Larry makes a new friend.This delightful picture book will inspire readers young and old with Larry's heartwarming tale of finding a new friend.

Authored and Illustrated by The Artist of The Lion of Judah Interpreted by Tendai Zuze                  

No one thought anything about the limp that Don Strahorn began to walk with in the Spring of 2006. But as the months passed and the limp got worse, it became clear something was going on. At the beginning of 2007, the Strahorn family got news that would change them forever; Don had ALS-a disease with no cure. We Laughed 'til We Cried is the story of the seven years following Don's diagnosis, told by his wife, Lynda Strahorn. This isn't your regular diagnosis story, however. This memoir-esque account of what may have been a family's darkest times is full of as much laughter as it is tears. It serves as a testament to the way we all have choices to make when we get devastating news. The Strahorn family, although heartbroken, shows us how to make the most out of the hand we're dealt. Not only is this an inspirational book for anyone facing similar circumstances, it is also a call for a cure and a handbook for all those who will hear the same words Don Stahorn did in early 2007; "you have ALS." Author Lynda Strahorn offers insights into the many processes of dealing with ALS, from the slow progression of the disease and what each new stage entails for an ALS patient, to the emotional impact the disease has on the entire family. Lynda also offers some advice that she learned from her own experiences dealing with the disease, and she explains the way faith carried her family through the most difficult time they ever faced. Mostly, Lynda teaches readers how to laugh when they want to cry, to know when it is time to cry, and how to trust in Jesus through it all.

In a world of photoshop, "e;reality tv"e;, ghost writers, and content editors, do you ever wonder if anything you read or see is authentic anymore? Authenticity scares many people. Nobody's perfect and yet often times that's just what many of us pretend to be. Why? Why do we fear being different? In this book we'll delve into some very personal and authentic waters of spiritual contemplation written with a fight night theme. The photos are real, the content real, and the heart is real. Just as real and unpredictable as the ring of combat, this book offers an unpredictable and uncut look directly into some places many would fear to explore. It's going to be fun! Will you join me in a spiritual journey down a thought provoking highway towards a destination of reconciliation? If we choose to see God in everything, we will in turn see the good in it!

Jack Holden, a veteran with the invisible wounds of PTSD, is on a bus trip when it becomes apparent to him that his life is unraveling. This is the beginning of a journey that will take him from the horrors of war to a small town where he discovers a place of incredible beauty. It is a 'Lost Eden' where the presence of God can be found. Spanning from the Vietnam era to the present, we follow Jack as he crosses the boundaries of life and death itself. Along the way he encounters the awesome fury of nature, pulling him into a place where he must face the even more destructive forces that have woven into the fabric of his mind. It is there his story becomes a profound spiritual experience.

What if there were a way to think purposefully about the major wealth management decisions each of us must make? Wouldn't it be great if someone could explain to us - in plain and simple English - the basics we must know to implement purposeful wealth management? At last, here's good news. Written for every person that wants to "e;make work optional and maintain that status,"e; Purposeful Wealth Management reveals a process for ascertaining your uniquely personal goals, values, needs, resources, and obligations, then purposefully orchestrating the five key elements of wealth management - investments, taxation, estate planning, insurance, and charitable intent. Purposeful Wealth Management is the one and only book you'll need to have a successful wealth management experience.

See the world as you've never seen it before: through eyes and "e;eyelights."e; The Adventures of Sylvie Sedan alternates between two unique points-of-view, car and human. Welcome to a world where cars and humans can communicate with each other! Sylvie Sedan and her running buddy, Ginger, must overcome many obstacles before passing the Oklahoma drive test. Sylvie calls upon her car friend Summer Sky to help revive Ginger's love for driving during a New York City vacation, but she doesn't realize that the Worldwide Wheels and Vehicles Association simultaneously puts pressure on Summer Sky to accomplish the same task! Carmony-the essential bond between car and human-will be disturbed across the globe if both running buddies cannot carmonize and navigate roads. To further complicate matters, Sylvie and Ginger both suffer from recurring "e;drive-mares"e; which spell failure past and present. In this overcomer story, the two friends discover that road tests really never end. They tackle highway hurdles and near-accidents. The two also grow in ways that transcend driving. Their adventures shatter stereotypes and show the true meaning of friendship-and what a drive to succeed really looks like. Hop into Sylvie Sedan and allow her to take you on an unforgettable journey that will move your heart or engine heart. A journey that will lead to laughs, tears, and gasolears too. And a journey that reminds us to drive with confidence and enthusiasm because every stoplight along life's road can turn green with a little faith and fight. With more than 45 interior illustrations, two adventurous main characters, and vivid storytelling, this YA fiction read will rev up spirits of people age 5 to 105!

As a Christian parent, do you sometimes struggle with the best way to raise your child? If so, take heart! Using scripture, research, and her own real experiences as a mother, grandmother, former school principal, and a board-certified life/leadership coach, Dr.Pam Bradley offers a faith-based, self-reflective, coach-approach to help guide and grow you as a parent. This book provides principles and strategies rooted in the Bible to help you experience more joy, growth, and reward as you make your way down that bumpy road called parenting.As a mother to five children, grandmother to seven, and one of eight siblings, Dr. Pam Bradley has spent her life working with children to make a positive difference. For thirty years, Pam has considered it a privilege to work as ateacher, principal and coach, seeing this as a calling rather than a profession. She and her husband, Charles, reside in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she now works as an independent consultant, board-certified life coach and now, author.

I am so appreciative of my producers enhancing the stucture of my writings, dreams and thoughts! I love all people of all races and wish for a better people! I write of my experiences of what I see feel and think; although sometimes I’m sure it’s not always how I see it, however its the opinion I have at hand and I write it down. My hope in my writings is to capture indepth thought! I adhere always and know that one’s opinion does change, hopefully the change will always be for the better.

Carrie and Isaac Walsch had a love that everyone envied. They had the perfect marriage and life. So how did Carrie forget who Isaac was? Actor Isaac Walsch loves his wife, Carrie, an author, so much that he will do anything for her. He's even stepped up to be a wonderful father to Carrie's twin daughters, Sabrina and Sierra, whose father committed suicide. When Isaac and Carrie are at the hospital visiting his mother, who is recovering from a stroke, Carrie is brutally attacked, for reasons no one understands. She suff ers contusions, cracked ribs...and amnesia.Isaac is heartbroken when Carrie finally wakes up but has no idea who he is. Nor does she remember her daughters, her best friend, or anyone else. He knows they have to start over and fall in love again. But how can he make his wife fall for him again when she wants nothing to do with him?After several failed attempts, Isaac thinks he has fi nally gotten through to Carrie, but the conniving Nikki, an actress in the play Isaac is working on, makes the moves on Isaac and makes Carrie wonder how true Isaac's intentions are.Meanwhile, the unknown attacker who left Carrie for dead also kidnapped Isaac's mother. In addition to trying to rekindle his and his wife's lost love, Isaac also fears for his mother's life. While Isaac is Finding Carrie, will he find his mother as well?

Have you ever wanted to throw something at your television set? I have.The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ----- or "Obamacare" as its opponents derisively refer to it---- is either the greatest piece of social legislation in the history of the United States or it is an abomination inflicted on the American public that will ultimately destroy our health system. Insider Stanley Hupfeld dissects that health system and exposes the fallacies and prejudices of both political parties. Hupfield explains that, if we are willing to make hard choices, we can indeed cover the uninsured, control cost, and not bankrupt the country.

After twenty-five years of peace between Squidgy and the Little People on Gibbins Brook, the oldest of the Twith, Stumpy, goes missing. The Little People know that the wicked Wizard has found them. Their precious Shadow Book also goes missing from a locked room. How can that be? And a ferret named Jacko escapes from his owner putting the Little People in more danger.Seven of the tiny folk, only half-a-thumb high have been hiding from the Wizard of Wozzle ever since they escaped on a golden eagle when the Wizard invaded their homeland of Gyminge a thousand years ago.Now that the Wizard i s on the Brook, will the six who are still free be able to find Stumpy and the precious Shadow Book before the Wizard finds them and does who knows what to them? In Gibbins Brook Farm, the third book of the Twith Logue Chronicles, you will hold your breath as you read about the dangerous adventuresof the Little People.

"NO! STOP! NO!" These are the last words John shouted before being struck violently by a car turning into his bike lane. The impact ripped John's bike away and sent him bouncing and careening off the top of the car. Everything went into slow motion as he seemingly drifted to the ground while looking skyward. Then he slammed onto the street, landing hard on his back, neck, and right arm and shoulder. The pain arrived instantly, searing through his neck and arm. Lying on his back and writhing in agony, he looked to his right, certain that he would see his right hand in flames.While citizen responders called 911 and offered John comfort, within minutes it happened. His legs slowly dropped to the ground. Like a tarp being removed from his body and taking with it all of John's ability to feel and move, he knew something terrible had just happened. He stared into the eyes of a young woman supporting his head and said, "I can't feel or move anything. My God, I'm paralyzed!" At that moment, John did not know if he would die or be paralyzed from the neck down for the rest of his life.Whisked away from the accident scene by ambulance to a nearby life-flight helicopter, John was flown thirty miles to a trauma center. Diagnosed as quadriplegic and in spinal shock, John was told by the neurosurgeon that his chance for even the slightest recovery was less than 1%. He was destined for a lifetime in a wheelchair.What happened next was nothing short of a miracle.

A college dropout who was drafted to serve his country, Doug Warden was barely 20 years old when he arrived in Vietnam in 1967 as a private first class. He was “green as a gourd” in the ways of warfare, but he stayed alive, listened and learned from his platoon leader and became a capable leader. He was first a rifleman, then a few days later, a Radio Telephone Operator for his platoon leader and then for his company commander. He gave up the relative safety of serving in the company commandpost to return to his platoon. He became a squad leader, platoon sergeant, and platoon leader in a remarkable short period of time. He would return to the states a staff sergeant with 5 months time in grade. Along the way, Doug became one of the most decorated soldiers in the 1st Battalion, 12th Cavalry.