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After her dad is tragically killed, Dakota Moore's mom moves her to northern Minnesota, where Dak discovers an outcast classmate may be a reclusive miracle worker. She thinks she found him too late. The truth is, she met him just in time. Now, tucked into a secluded A-frame near a beaver-infested creek with her strong Sioux mom and a lisping little brother, Dak faces a new school and a trio of mean girls. Seemingly alone, she buries herself in a design app and self-pity until an old blind man, his curly-haired horse named Eyeballs, a quirky dragon-doodling classmate, and a strawberry blonde with delicious sun-kissed freckles give her four reasons to keep on living. But will Dak discover the miracle worker's secrets before the next tragedy strikes?

The world seemed like a safe place once-that is no longer the case. Willow Martin's society is now a world divided by corruption and evil. Disheartened by their present plight, her crew bans together to create a home, a place unaffected by tragedies of the past. Willow's strength will shock her team and herself. But the newly christened Starship Armargosa crew has a difficult voyage ahead. They thought they were prepared for their mission but didn't anticipate a traitorous mentor, horrific zombie monsters, or crashing on a deserted planet. In this world where being different makes you dangerous, will they be able to triumph over evil?

Enjoy nine spooky short stories set in the 1940s, '50s, and '60s. Kirk House Publishers is proud to present the Reminisce Line of reader-friendly books. Written by REMINISCE authors, the stories are set in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s in an easy-to-read, short-story format. Large type and full-colored illustrations make the stories accessible to all readers, many of whom may have their own special memories of those periods of history. What people are saying:When Ann Aubitz from Kirk House Publishers called me about the new line of books she was publishing for older readers, my ears perked up. I knew this was an underserved market. Ann explained her series would be different from the books currently available. Her books were actually inspired by an elder, her 96-year-old mother, who still enjoys reading. I was excited to review the books myself, as so often books for our elders have small print, they are hard to hold, or have storylines that are too complicated to comprehend, or on the other side, they are overly simplified and childlike.What I found was Ann's books (the Reminisce book line) were designed to be dignified and intriguing. In addition, they would meet multiple needs:Large print for older eyes.The Larger-sized book makes it easier to hold as it is common for fine motor skills to decline as we age.Intriguing storylines for all ages. This allows flexibility to share intergenerationally, allowing grandma or grandpa to read to their grandchildren, or their grandkids can read the book to their grandparents; if they are in the mood to share.Along the lines of intergenerational, the books also can teach children a bit about the past and engage in conversation about the good old days that elders refer to. These books are ideal for a wide range of people and abilities of various ages, and for those with early cognition issues, they are IDEAL! The stories are set in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s in an easy-to-read, short-story format in the genres we love, mystery, romance, ghost stories, and science fiction. Large type and full-colored illustrations make the stories accessible to all readers, many of whom may have their own special memories of those periods of history.This series will meet a wide range of needs, enabling many people who love to read to continue having that pleasure.I highly recommend the Reminisce book line for your special someone that still loves to read.~Lori La Bey, founder of Alzheimer's SpeaksAlzheimer's Speaks is a Minnesota-based advocacy group and media outlet making an international impact. Our goal is to shift dementia care from crisis to comfort by giving voice to all and raising those voices to enrich lives by sharing critical information, personal stories, resources, products, and tools from people and organizations at all levels around the world. Website: https://alzheimersspeaks.com

Katlyn and her friends are enjoying the first day of school.Seeing old and new friends and celebrating back to school with a school assembly is great. Katlyn Aubitz is a vivacious young adult with Down syndrome. From the beginning of this journey, Katlyn has wanted to share her history and beliefs that anything is possible for people with or without disabilities. She is excited to share her stories and hopes that you like them. She is especially proud of her children's books, I am Princess Katlyn, and her newest venture, My Friends the Penguins Series.

Gathering with other women is empowering-whether you are a daughter, sister, mother, leader, change-maker, teacher, seeker, or healer. Women's groups are safe harbors to share your hopes, fears, dreams and aspirations-where your authentic self is welcomed and witnessed by other women. You will find this book full of inspirational ideas for women groups of all ages and backgrounds. The book's 52 activities are arranged across four seasons or can be used any time. Each includes step-by-step guidelines, materials, and recommended books, media, poetry, and music for your group members to explore their strengths, discover new aspects of themselves, come to terms with the past, connect with their spirituality, and support one another. This collection of powerful practices and explorations is designed to enliven groups of women who meet in living rooms, spiritual or religious settings, retreats, community organizations, treatment centers, and anywhere women gather. "If you have ever wanted to start a group or wish to deepen the activities of the group you already have, this book is a great tool to bring women together." ~Sharon Salzberg, author of Lovingkindness and Real Happiness "Full of wisdom, beauty, practical tips and concrete exercises, this book is a treasure-trove of inspiration for tapping into the divine feminine." ~Kristin Neff, Author of Fierce Self-Compassion: How Women can Harness Kindness to Speak Up, Claim Their Power and Thrive

GOLD medal winner of the 31st Annual Midwest Book Awards!Non Fiction - Business You have become a master of your work and are starting to get noticed. Then your boss asks you to share your expertise with the entire company. You think, "What an honor. I'm finally getting recognized." Then one heartbeat later, your thoughts are replaced by "Why in the world did I say yes. What was I thinking?!" For thousands of years, we've handed down stories and taught the next generation about public speaking-while trying to solve the age-old riddle: How do I deliver a presentation when I have a fear of speaking? The real truth: There is no such thing as a fear of speaking! The reality here is:We've fooled ourselves into thinking it's a fear that has us withholding our ideas, our voice, and our bravery. This book promises to crack open your panic-stricken mind, pull out the sticky junk, and wedge in a healthy dose of confidence and charm. In this insightful and honest account, Sara Krisher, an international speaker, and a master-trained narrative coach doesn't hold back from telling it like it is. Instead, she offers hard-earned lessons in quick, ready-to-serve, and implement thought-provoking stories. If you find it hard even to say your name when the pressure is on, you're not alone. "Confidence to Speak" reveals how to recalibrate the internal chaos scrambling your mind to create a focused, meaningful presentation you can deliver... and enjoy it!