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Do you long for more joy and ease?Are you exhausted and tired of just pushing through?You may be holding in your hand right now the answers you've been looking for!Inside this book, Dawn Drew shares practical insights and wisdom for how you can live with more joy and ease in the key areas of your life: Relationships with others: letting go of people-pleasing Relationship with yourself: how to reconnect with ourselvesRelationship with work: the work-earn-deserve paradigmWhat stands in the way may not be what you think. With humor and vulnerability, Dawn dismantles some of the things standing in our way and sheds light on a new way of living. Are you ready to change your life?

Unlock the Leader Within You at Any Age!Are you ready for a transformative journey that defies conventional wisdom about leadership? "Lifespan Leadership" is not just another book about leadership theories--it's a groundbreaking exploration that uncovers the hidden facets of leadership at every stage of life.Childhood Bonds: Could the way you play as a baby influence your leadership style? Prepare to reflect!Adolescence: Think your formative years were just a phase? Discover how they might have been laying the groundwork for your leadership journey.Emerging Adulthood: Navigating the complexities of early adulthood? Learn how this crucial stage can be a launching pad for your leadership aspirations.Adulthood & Reinvention: Ever felt like you've missed the leadership boat? Learn how adulthood offers a second act in your leadership story, ripe for reinvention and discovery.The Dance of Synchrony: Find out why being in tune with those around you could be your secret weapon in leadership.Break the Mold: Tired of cookie-cutter leaders? Learn how to break free from societal norms and lead in a way that's uniquely you!From the early bonds formed in the cradle to the wisdom earned in mature years, "Lifespan Leadership" offers a fresh, holistic view of leadership that will challenge your perceptions and inspire you to unlock your hidden potential.Are you ready to redefine leadership on your own terms? Pick up "Lifespan Leadership" and embark on a life-changing journey today!

The Adventures of Black Bean and Little Cheetah is Tom Rix's latest publication. This super-cute, children's faith-based book, the first in its series, is loaded with fun adventures that children will enjoy following each and every time. Children will also learn new words and concepts, as each book in the series is packed with fun vocabulary and discussion questions. Ready to go on a series of adventures with these two curious kittens?

My little bus, my little bus. It takes all of us to and from our schools so we can all learn the golden rules. This book is a happy product of my own imagination. It was formed from the inspiration and joy I experienced as a school bus driver. Driving a school bus has been a wonderful experience for me, and this book hopefully shares, promotes, and encourages others to become school bus drivers. Writing this book, I wanted to celebrate the several wonderful relationships I developed with both parents and their students as they entrusted their driver with safe bus transportation from their homes, learning centers, and back again.The rhymes, poems, and storybook songs in this book were created during downtime, to entertain the students and give them attention, usually while waiting on school parking lots. To begin each day, we arrive early to school on our bus schedule, the school bus parks, we wait and say again our good mornings. The students rode their school bus into school that day, correctly, with safety in mind, and heeded the bus driver's warnings. Then she finally appears in all her glory. The elementary school's principal. "We are here!" Like the driver, she is respected, admired, and revered by the students, and they hold her dear. It's now time to go, so off the bus they go inside the school. The driver will miss them and tells each student as they exit to have a good day, watching as they get smaller and smaller in his rearview mirror until they disappear. He is sad but soon will be glad as he knows it will be evening soon, and the students will be back again too. The bus mirrors remind him, objects in the mirror are closer than they appear.

Join a little boy and his mother as he requests for her to let him know what God does for us all each and every day.A story that adults and children alike can appreciate as innocent questions are asked, and a mother patiently answers to show how much God loves each of us no matter where we are.

A Tale As Old As Time is an epic tale about the bastard son of the tyrant Macbeth and his sacrifice to save the world from the seven deadly sins that live deep within us all.

What a privilege it is to welcome a grandchild! During the pandemic, we received a double blessing in 2020--a granddaughter and a grandson. Welcome, Sonshine is a celebration of God's divine gifts: children. There is a big celebration every time a child is born, and every arrival is a "big to-do" in heaven and on earth! Welcome, Sonshine reinforces that God created each child with love and He has a plan for his or her life. Children are reminded how special they are and how much they are loved.I'm sure you have noticed that Sonshine is misspelled; the spelling is intentional. Sonshine represents the light of the world--Jesus, the Son of God. This glow comes from heaven and it is an everlasting light that will never end.

Fiction cycles to lyrical poetry, to stanza poetry entries, to the picking up of fiction again but much to all too true realism in the last few chapters. Excellence of a former juvenile, readers will come to find in an older Chance who has the ambivalent makeup of the last chapter to end the first fictional account. All that has changed is that he is more entrusted with a feel of confidence which he names the archive group to discourse. Readers can play with the rereading, with affirmation of geometry, with plot and friendships thanks to these very chilling reasons to rethink discourse.

Este libro son cronicas de parte de mi vida donde Dios me ayudo. Es bueno orar en tiempos buenos y en tiempos malos, porque Dios sabe todo, y El ayuda cuando nosotros creemos en el tiempo de El. Dios me enseno que El esta en control dandome senales de milagros. Por mucho anos, yo guarde diferentes notas y tambien senales de milagros, y yo siempre queria escribir un libro, y Dios lo hizo posible.

Character is doing what is right when no one else is looking.Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others.Never put the key to your happiness in someone else's pocket.Quantity is what you count; quality is what you count on.Very few burdens are heavy if everyone lifts.These are just a few of the quotations that I have included in this book. It is a culmination of over four decades of gathering quotes and sayings, noticing church and marquee signs and bumper stickers and, most recently, researching on the Internet.In the preface for this book, I went through and listed quotes that meant a lot to me, but as I look back, I realize that they all mean something to me.I hope that you can use them for motivation, reflection, and inspiration.

A secret preview into the treacherous journey of a man thrown from a successful life in Silicon Valley into the dark asphyxiating prison of San Quentin, with murders, serial killers, rats, and COVID around every corner. This true story is told by an inmate who was inside, living and breathing in the system of incarceration for nearly two years. He paints a masterpiece of detail by challenging the stigma that prisoners are less than people, that law enforcement is superior, and that the system of incarceration in the United States is still functioning. You will join him in the cell while he recounts hunger strikes, malnutrition, panic, and pandemonium, by weaving comedic banter with a stoic sense of realism. This is a captivating tale of how sick and dying men, caused by the nationally publicized disaster of thirty deaths in a short period in the prison, stitched together the remnants of their shattered dignity and formed a brotherhood to withstand all odds; it paints the solo journey of a man's struggle through addiction, loss, corruption, oppression, racism, and fear. You won't put down this enthralling and uttering engrossing saga of survival, a triumphant testament to the endurance of the human spirit, loyalty, respect, and the fallacy of rehabilitation while incarcerated.

This is a real-life story of a young boy, Marty, growing up in Wartrace, Tennessee, with his grandfather, a dog named Queenie, and a pair of mules named Mandy and Little Joe. Follow along with Marty, Queenie, Grandaddy, Mandy, and Little Joe taking care of chores around the farm. Learn about how encouragement and reassurance help Marty and Mandy overcome fear.

This book is written to lessen the fears of children about the dark. Darkness often is intimidating to almost all children. A simple object can transform itself into a great monster in the dark. Some adults will use the channel of the dark to scare children and coerce them to be submissive to what the adult deems to be favorable. In this book, a father took his son to the park. The son was having fun and didn't want to leave. His father made up a story about monsters being in the park after dark. The son, who believed the father, was naturally afraid and wanted to go back home. On his way home, he kept looking back at all the structures in the environment. In his little imaginative mind, he kept looking at monsters all the way. When he got home, he told his grandmother about his experience. His grandmother told him that there was no such thing as monsters and that they were invented. He believed his grandmother and was quite relieved. The next time his father took him to the park and brought the monster story, he bluntly told his father that his grandma said monsters were invented and do not exist.

"Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?" For over fifty years, preschoolers and their families have watched Sesame Street to see its diverse residents come together to learn life's lessons. Along with Elmo, Abby, Big Bird, and others, children use their imaginations, build social skills, sing songs, and appreciate everyone's differences. Everyone gets "smarter, stronger, (and) kinder on Sesame Street!"Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood stars four-year-old Daniel Tiger, his family, and friends as they learn key skills for navigating school and life. Catchy strategy songs about learning social and emotional skills will have the whole family singing! This show for preschoolers ages 2-4 is inspired by the iconic Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.Barney the Dinosaur is the titular protagonist of the franchise of the same name. He is a two-hundred-million-year (two dinosaur years)-old six-foot-tall purple Tyrannosaurus rex with a green tummy and green spots, which include five of them on his back and three more on his tail and small yellow claws, who comes to life through a child's imagination. He is best known for his friendly, optimistic, and wise personality and positive attitude. He gives great hugs.

During a time where health and food go hand in hand, I wanted to be able to continue to eat and not have what I ate hurt me. My mother used to say, "God put everything on this earth that you will ever need, and it's up to you to find it." Good food, good herbs, and good minerals can lead to a good, healthy life!Have you ever bit into your favorite food, when you have been waiting for it all day? There is nothing like it. The vibrant colors and succulent juices of fresh fruits and vegetables can fulfill the cravings of the most monstrous appetite.

A young dragon makes friends with various other animals and is off on adventures of learning life lessons. His friends are varied and interesting and of other species. some lessons are harder than others. Life proves to be exciting and wonderful.

On November 11, 1918, in a railroad car outside Compiegne, France, the guns on the Western Front fell silent and the first World War was declared over. Proclaimed by many historians as the Great War, or the War to End All Wars, the price to be paid for peace at the time was steep and left behind a horrific trail of suffering and death.Soldiers returning home discovered much had changed since their deployment. Indeed, a different America awaited them. The nation was still reeling from the Spanish Flu, a flurry of racial riots and labor disputes punctuated civilian life, and the Great Depression caused profound economic collapse. A decade later, the Second World War would begin.In the midst of such turbulence, runaway Henry Cameron finds a home at a remote Vermont horse farm. He soon discovers a true passion for working with horses and learning the craft of horsemanship from a retired calvary officer.When the calvary officer passes away and bequeaths his entire estate to Henry, the young man is faced with rebuilding the horse farm. His efforts are sculpted by those in his life: a protective pair of caretakers, a wounded World War One soldier, a corrupt sheriff, a gifted horse trainer, and a bitter and revengeful uncle. Each would come to shape the destiny of the horseman Henry Cameron.

My Christian friends, this book is based on a true story about families, heartaches, miracles, faith, believers, healing, growing, and knowing the Lord and the path we all travel down when we have lost a child or children.

Finding My Joy is a memoir about overcoming trauma, experiencing inner peace, and finding joy in the midst of not only the difficult times but also in the daily routine of life.Have you gone through trauma, loss, abuse of any kind, mental or physical health struggles? Have you felt lost and alone, wondering where God was? Do you want to know the path to freedom, peace, healing, and ultimately joy? This book takes a deep dive into all those experiences and more.You're invited to come along on the journey. Who knows, maybe you'll find what you're looking for--and hopefully so much more! Join Misty as she shares her life experiences, points out the things that can steal your joy, and gives practical advice on what you can do to find your own inner peace, healing, and joy. Come--you've been prayed for!In Finding My Joy, Misty Dearing tells her story with candid sensitivity. She brings clarity and hope not only to those who have suffered similar experiences but also to all who love them. --Sharon Callister-HuebnerCounselor, Mentor, Support Group Facilitator, and AuthorAfter reading Misty's book, I have a new perspective on my own life experiences. Anyone who has lived through any of the things she touches on will come to realize, through reading her book, that it's okay to talk about these things, and there is healing available!--Tom DearingSoulmate/Husband since September 26, 2020When my mom told me she was writing a book about her life, I just had to offer to help with the cover design. Throughout my life, I've witnessed my mother's struggles as well as her healing. I believe my mom's life has been much like the growth of a flower--sprouting from the cold ground, weathering adversity, and blooming into new life. Lilies are my mom's favorite flowers, so they were a natural choice, but they are also a symbol of fresh life and rebirth--which happen to be a direct result of her healing journey. I'm very proud of my mom! I hope you learn something from her story--I know I have.--Josiah SmalleyMental health professional and cover designer

Hard work and sacrifice do lead to success, but it comes with a price. Living in excess and three defining moments rocked Michael's world. Success could not fill the void in his life, not money, not homes, cars, food, alcohol, nor drugs. The first defining moment is a startling revelation of how living out of control is a path to destruction. This epiphany changed him spiritually from the inside out. The second defining moment was his impetus to change physically. His last defining moment came in November of 2021 during a propane grill explosion, burning both legs. This is a message of hope. No matter what you have done, you can overcome. He wrote this book for you.