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Help I've Been Adopted
Brenda Mccreight
The book will answer many of the questions that adoptees have about their lives such as “Why do birth parents give up or lose their children?”, “What is attachment and how does it affect my life?” “How do adoptive parents get matched to a child?” “Who makes all the decisions about a child’s life” and more.
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The Paradox Principle of Parenting
Dr. James R. Lucas
Parents who want to follow in the Master Parent's footsteps must imitate God's seemingly contradictory roles. The Paradox Principle of Parenting shows how. Whether your children are in diapers or in college, whether you are married or single.. |
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Pregnancy without Pounds
Michelle Moss
Pregnancy Without Pounds is every woman's guide to looking and feeling great during pregnancy. Unlike other pregnancy books, Pregnancy Without Pounds focuses 100% on helping mom-to-be cope with her changing body.
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Becoming Peers
DeAnna L’am
This book offers creative ceremonies and activities designed to honor a girl’s transition into womanhood, and call her to new levels of maturity. At the same time, it presents the adult woman/mentor with powerful tools for enhancing her inner and outer life. |
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Setting the Records Straight
Lee Binz
"Setting the Records Straight" will provide you the information you need to create homeschool records that will perfectly document your amazing homeschool education in a way that will demand attention. |
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raising Happiness
Christine Carter
Complete with "try this," science-made-simple tips, scripts, and strategies, Raising Happiness is a one-of-a-kind resource that will help you instill joy in your kids, and, in the process, become more joyful yourself..
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Growing Up
Dr. Audrey Coatesworth
‘Growing Up’ is a poetry book for children aged 7-13 yrs and it is the first of seven books she has published so far, six are of poetry and the other ‘a novel with a difference’.The poems in this book, Growing Up, were originally..
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Didn’t I Feed You Yesterday?
Laura Bennett
In Didn’t I Feed You Yesterday?, Laura gives her irreverent take on modern motherhood and proves that a strong sense of humor and...
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This Little MOMMY Stayed Home
Samantha Wilde
This summer, Samantha Wilde makes her literary debut with THIS LITTLE MOMMY STAYED HOME, a fresh and funny novel about a new mother...
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| Most popular authors |
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| Carl Mathis |
Innovator. Trendsetter. Author and entrepreneur. These are just a few words to describe Carl Mathis. While some may know him as a minister and a teacher, others have become fond of him through his written works, Life is What You Make It: Build a Better Life for You and Your Family and Life is What You Make It: Seven Steps to Moving Forward. Triumphing over his fair share of troubles and struggles, his purpose is to encourage people nationwide to live life to the fullest, no matter what obstacles stack up against them.
After the sudden passing of his wife in 2005, Mathis was faced with the challenge of raising three boys on his own. Pressing through the pain and managing the burden of being both a mother and a father, he authored many inspirational articles in publications, such as The Royal Chronicle, as well as his books, Life is What You Make It.
Mathis currently serves as a minister at Holy Ghost Tabernacle Ministries in Goulds, Fl. and is furthering his theological studies through the National Alliances of Progressive Churches. In a time where so many people have chosen to give up or give in, Mathis offers a season for hope to all he encounters. For speaking engagements or to find out more about Carl Mathis, visit www.carlmathis.com or email info@carlmathis.com.
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| Mari L. Mccarthy |
Mari L. McCarthy is The Journaling Therapy Specialist, founder of Journaling for the Health of It™. Mari's latest publication is 'Who Are You? How to Use Journaling Therapy to Know and Grow Your Life'.
Please visit http://www.createwritenow.com to learn how Journaling helps you heal your wounds, cure your diseases and live the life You want to live! |
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