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When Jillian realizes her day isn't going the way she had hoped she becomes disappointed and frustrated. She tries to control the situation but quickly comes to the realization that she can't change the inevitable. She recalls her Bible lesson from Sunday School and decides to cast her cares upon Him because He cares for her, and her day becomes something different but far greater than she could have ever expected!This story helps all of us, at any age, to remember the importance of giving our fears, our worries, our anxieties and our disappointments over to the Lord and trusting in His plan for us.

As titled, this book is a Memoir of a Young Boy who grew up in a small town in that truly nostalgic age of the 50's and 60's and most importantly, was raised by a Single Parent. Accordingly, the Book is dedicated to all Single Parents everywhere who sacrifice so much with their absolute dedication to raising their children. Minnie Marguerite Duffin graced this earth from September 21, 1911 thru August 4, 1989. It is to this Woman, my Mother, who instilled so many values in me that I owe my later successes in life to. Widowed at 41 years of age with Three Children, my Mother continued a life of extreme challenges that began far back in her childhood. Being the eldest of 6 children, the heavy weight of responsibility enveloped her from an early age. Her Father, Sherman Huff was an unemployed Carpenter when he signed on with the Great Canadian Expeditionary Force in World War 1 as the pay commenced immediately. She was but 5 years old when he left for overseas. Her Mother, Jessie Arnold Huff, managed to scrape by with the monthly income which for a Canadian Soldier at entry level was about $1.10 per day, less than that of a routine laborer in Canada at the time. My Mother's childhood was one of hardship such as being sent out with her younger sister to walk the Railway Tracks near their central Hamilton Home to collect coal that had fallen from Trains. This was desperately needed to heat the home and provide cooking fuel for meals. Occasionally if a Train came by and the girls were noticed, the railway men would throw a few shovelfuls off for them to gather. Then as their fingers turned numb from the cold, they would head back home with their buckets amply filled. As she turned 17 in 1929, the Great Depression commenced a mere number of weeks later and as history records was fraught with hard times. In 1935, she married William Duffin, my father who would go on to join the Hamilton Police Service and serve from 1941 thru 1949. They came to Dundas next though early in 1952, came my Father's untimely death at 39 years of age. Though he was a Police Officer, the municipal police wages were not significant and benefits if any were very meager until the Province of Ontario took over police responsibilities in the 1960's. Though this book recounts a number of humorous family and personal memories it also illuminates my Mother's adaptability in managing to successfully raise our family by herself. Single Parent statistics of the early 1950's reflect a volume of only 9%. For my Mother, the fact she could not work beyond our home made her struggle even more so though it was blissfully unapparent to us children who never really went without. While she appears in numerous scenarios described as overly strict and authoritative, it wasn't without love and after all, she had to be.

MA IN ALL CAPS is a laugh-out-loud hilarious "ma-moir" about an irrepressible woman, known to world as MA. Epic and sweeping in its storytelling, but as intimate as a son's love for his ailing mother, it's David Sedaris meets Amy Tan in a family saga with an unforgettable tiger mom holding center stage.Ma is the opinionated matriarch of the Kuo clan, the scion of a once wealthy and powerful Chinese family that lost everything during two devastating wars and has been struggling since to regain its former glory. Through her unfiltered storytelling spanning five generations, three centuries, and two continents, Ma brings you into the Kuo family, leaving you amazed by her wit and bluntness and charmed by her inimitable way of looking at and judging the world.

Waiting for Dunno is a short, funny dialogue that plays with ideas of uncertainty that finally resolve into potential romance. It is adroit and thought-provoking, even while seeming as light as a feather. Of course, it's a take on Waiting for Godot, but only insofar as what Beckett might have written had he been a sixteen-year-old optimist still unfamiliar with existential crises. It is illustrated with figures from a children's game, Mr. Potato Head, who may have never done anything that showcased their acting abilities so cleverly.

Anderson Sullivan likes her life a certain way - free of deep emotional entanglements that could cause her more pain. Struggling to leave behind an agonizing past, Anderson has few people whom she truly holds close, all others she keeps at a safe distance. She's built a business that feeds her need to avoid roots while nurturing her passion to provide care for animals. On a whim, she embarks on an adventure with her best friend to work a short-term position across an ocean but a chance encounter with a handsome man changes everything. What follows is an awakening of the senses, small steps toward healing and a romance that will make the hardest of hearts smile. No one said life is simple or easy, however. Challenges arise and one misinterpretation causes a rift that may be too large to overcome.Adventures in Serendipity: Discovery & Healing is the first in a two book series which takes a humorous look at the escapades of lifelong female friends, the heart wrenching journey of one to recover from loss and bloom of new love along the way.

EmPOWERed -Ignite God's Vision for your Life with a Kingdom Mindset.This book is unique because it examines mindset through an educational and spiritual lens. Jesus is called the greatest teacher that ever was. By following his teaching methods and ways we can function in His kingdom mindset which will activate the success switch in our minds and lives empowering us to fulfill our purpose and make a positive difference in the world. God is our designer. We were created to dominate not tolerate. Stop limiting God with an incorrect mindset. This book will help you discover where you need a mindset shift. It will help you recognize your "power". You have the power to control your thoughts. Your perception and reaction to circumstances affect your words, actions, and outcomes.Become armed and dangerous-go on the offensive in life by going after the dreams and goals God placed on your heart with a kingdom mindset.

"My Grandma is the Greatest," by Millie Quinn pays tribute to her grandmother and shows the love and guidance that grandparents can provide. The book takes young readers on a heartwarming journey, skillfully conveying the special bond between grandparent and grandchild and the invaluable lessons learned from such relationships. The book not only portrays Millie's experiences but also addresses the absence of grandparents in the lives of some children. This underlying theme lends a deeper level of meaning and relevance to the book. Beautiful artwork, captivating and vibrant illustrations, and well-crafted storytelling can attract children and make it enjoyable and memorable for everyone. In addition to the thoughtful content, "My Grandma is the Greatest" also includes an interactive element that encourages young readers to share their own stories about their favorite family members. This feature reinforces the importance of family values and provides parents with a useful tool for initiating conversations with their children. "My Grandma is the Greatest" is an engaging, heartwarming, and educational children's book that is sure to be cherished by families for generations to come.

Pat Moore often thinks about growing up in New Hampshire with seven siblings -- five were younger than her. Those memories have evolved into a lifetime fondness for children.She has adored being a mother, stepmother, and grandmother. Pat has seven grandchildren, many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews.She is writing a series of "Happy Town" books to guide youngsters (and adults) about thinking better (happier & wiser) thoughts, acting with love & kindness, and enjoying the magic that surrounds us every day.Pat has always loved books and writing. She enjoys participating with her friends in writer groups and book clubs.She holds a BA from the University of Maryland and an MS from George Washington University. She and her husband established PMR Communications Group in 2003. They live in Virginia.

The Staggering Loss of Your Dog; Some Ways to Get Through, is intended to be a guide through the grief of losing a beloved canine family member. Based on Rev. Sarah's extensive experience rescuing dogs at the end of their lives and providing grief support to those losing beloved dogs, this book explains that you're not alone if you feel that losing a dog can be even more agonizing than losing a human.

Every family will at some point encounter challenges and crises. During these difficult times, it often feels like the end, . . . like the family unit will not survive. Many families that have successfully weathered such tough, heartbreaking, crises know that their survival through these challenging times depends on their sticking together and supporting each other through all the tumultuous events.But what happens when even a successful family is so deeply wounded that they're unable to stick by each other and function as a source of strength and support for each other?This is a story of an ordinarily successful family facing such a crisis. In a last-ditch effort to save her family, a young girl puts all her hopes for redemption and adaptation into a new normal, in a long-established family tradition.This cherished Christmas holiday tradition was created by their beloved grandmother, and it has been observed by their family every Christmas since she created it. Mars' is sure that if she can just get her family involved with Grandma's Christmas holiday tradition it will rekindling their memories of the joy, love, and peace of the holiday season. It is her intention to do all she can to help this tradition lead them to a place of healing and wholeness. I strongly recommend purchasing this insightful and entertaining book. It makes a wonderful Christmas read and a wonderful holiday gift treat.