Bücher veröffentlicht von Carol Oschmann

Middle-grade, Christian-type adventure fiction (no vulgarities) Devil's Nose is a landmark on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, marking the end of Hamlin Beach State Park. It is central to the story in that a dream story takes place there to a boy who has to solve the mystery of why this dream is coming to him.

Serious about studying your dreams? This booklet will help you. It gives ideas on interpretation and the help you can get from a dream group.The author started with no education as far as psychology goes. The dreams led her to find important symbols and their meanings. She has increased her education, as will you, and led many dream groups throughout her forty plus years of doing this work. She has seen many changes, for the positive, that this work can bring. Don't delay. Start now. God has a message for you. Jesus spoke in parables that tugged at His audiences heart strings, and -as now- they mostly need interpreting. Find the help you can get in a group.

Non-fiction, Do you dream? Our dreams are like golden swords that God has given us to fight life's battles and help us make the right decisions. It's amazing to think that He is always so close to us, guiding us through the challenges we face.

A teenage boy, having lost his parents and grandparent, finds himself in a foster home run by thieves and smugglers. He has to run away to save himself. His wish is to live at a marina with his uncle. That idea has already gotten a no in the courts. This book is a great teaching tool about the Great Lakes. This is chucked full. from the geography to how to chart a course,, the history of wrecks, to the weather and compass headings. Combine this with a tale of a fourteen-year-old homeless boy, a marina fire, drug runners and a few other things.

A teenage boy, having lost his parents and grandparent, finds himself in a foster home run by thieves and smugglers. He has to run away to save himself. His wish is to live at a marina with his uncle. That idea has already gotten a no in the courts. This book is a great teaching tool about the Great Lakes. This is chucked full. from the geography to how to chart a course, the history of wrecks, to the weather and compass headings. Combine this with a tale of a fourteen-year-old homeless boy, a marina fire, drug runners and a few other things like predictive dreams.