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This collection of rhyming poetry brings together a lifetime of musings and insights from a mother and grandmother living in the American South. Doris Koehler began writing poems at a very young age. Now retired with children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, Doris shares her collection which includes poems written at every stage of her life. Humorous, contemplative, and heartfelt, her poems paint a wholistic picture of the human connections she made across decades, the new beginnings she embarked on, her cultural beliefs and spiritual insights, and the miracles in day-to-day life. Touching on themes of growing up, creating a family and a home, finding your place in the community, living in faith, grieving and loss, and growing older, these poems are a cozy comfort for the reader looking for a wholesome collection. Crafted with traditional rhyme, this collection is perfect to read and share aloud with friends and family or to curl up with and read alone. The cadence and rhythm of the words will appeal to fans of simple style who still desire to see profound messages in what they read. Homespun Harmony offers readers a warm and intimate look at community in the home and in the nation. Homespun Harmony is the perfect restful collection to read by the fire.

Harness the power inside yourself, heal from pain, and unlearn harmful trauma stories. Most of all, learn from a licensed trauma therapist about how to combine therapy with self-work to create a beautiful, healed life.Written by a Black woman for other Black women, No One Told Me... We Can Heal Too is an interactive workbook and therapeutic healing guide. Acting as a salve for the wounds that cage Black women, this book focuses on teaching readers how to unlearn the trauma beliefs that keep them wounded.Broken into three parts and a finale, this workbook will help you:¿ Understand trauma, teach about the disparity of mental health in Black women, and educate on the subjects of attachment and relationships.¿ Learn how to heal-and give you the tools with which to do it.¿ Craft a new narrative that ensures your healing persists after the work is done. ¿ Provide meditations, a call to action, and a space to write letters to your past, present and future self.LaQuita Norris, LCSW's book No One Told Me... We Can Heal Too is the perfect gift for the mother, daughter, friend, sister, cousin, or co-worker who yearns for inner healing and wants to exude confidence.

A fascinating and deeply compelling collection of 67 letters written to Alfred Whitman, a model for the character of Laurie in Louisa May Alcott's best-loved novel, Little Women. The letters are written by Louisa May Alcott and two of her sisters, Anna and Abby May, along with Anna's husband, John Pratt, who all met and befriended Whitman while living in Concord, Massachusetts. Housed at Harvard University, most of the letters have never before been published. They tell poignant stories of struggles with depression and loneliness, marriages, births, deaths, achievements, and losses, giving readers a personal glimpse into the writers' lives and characters. Woven throughout are many of the family's famous friends and neighbors, such as the Emersons, Thoreaus, and Hawthornes. This captivating book brings the five correspondents to vivid life as real people, not just characters in the pages of a novel.

After one fateful choice, a young Scottish teen pursues a path he hopes will release the burden of the decision which spared his own life.In this prequel to "Grounded", teenage George Kennard leaves his beloved Scotland in the late 1800s after tragedy strikes in his mining hometown. Once he sets his feet on the shores of America, he sets out to find physical work where he can use the strength of his hands to undo his shame. After a chance encounter on the streets of New York City, he accepts an employment offer in Saratoga Springs. When an unexpected betrayal drives him away from the work he loves, he wanders through the south, searching for a place to call home. In a small town in South Carolina, he befriends a young woman who embodies the open heart he desires. Will the cruel deception she endures enable George to discover what he has sought all along?

What if someone told you they held the key to unlocking your truest and purest version of you?The system called "Human Design" is that key, which is determined from your date of birth, time of birth and place of birth. Human Design will help bring you back to your most authentic self. It's truly an invaluable manual to rediscovering and realigning with the person you were born to be. It will shine a light on your gi­fts, how you operate, how to approach decisions big and small, your need for rest, where your energy is nurtured and SO. MUCH. MORE.This book that you hold in your hands is a guide to a life without inhibitions and a holistic approach to deeper understanding yourself and those around you. From the moment you were born, you've been inundated with "shoulds" - how you "should" think and feel, what you "should" believe, how you "should" act, what you "should" wear, eat, do for a living - the list goes on.We're here to remind you to f*ck the shoulds, because you've been right all along.

Caregiving involves helping our loved ones live and die with dignity. This book gives hope and encouragement to families and caregivers of those with a degenerative condition like Parkinson's Disease. In it you will find answers to your current questions and those you haven't even thought of, as you move from despair to hope. And all of this comes from someone who has experienced the entire gambit of the disease, from the diagnosis through the darkest of days. There is hope on this caregiving journey.

A guilt-free devotional for staying committed to spiritual growth.Learning to be patient while living in a world of instant gratification is hard. Yet, as Christians, we know a relationship with God is a lifelong process that requires earnest reflection and nurturing. But how do we find time to hear God's message? In Learning to Listen to God, author Angela Wofford has the answer. A read-at-any-time devotional, each entry contains:· A scripture verse· A personal, practical anecdote· Questions for self-reflection· Space for journalingWhether a steadfast Christian or Christian curious, this straightforward devotional offers inspiration to all, no matter where you are in your walk with God. A guilt-free, self-paced book, the book breaks away from the designated timelines of traditional devotionals and can be picked up at just the right moment, with an open heart and mind.

An inexperienced young woman comes face-to-face with the dangers of the real world Imagine not being allowed to go to school or date? In The West Virginia Boys, authors Tracey Mellert and Katie Whitt explore the effects of a sheltered upbringing on a young woman as she enters the real world. For Neenah Valdera, isolation has been her life. Completely deprived of socialization by her uber-religious stepmother, she struggles to interact with others. But when the opportunity to live with her grandmother arises, she seizes the chance to get her first taste of the real world. With the support of her only friend Tara, she meets two young men, who vie for her attention and affection. And they aren't the only ones. There's Tara's brother Michael, who has found a renewed interest in the grown-up version of his sister's childhood friend. And then there's Mr. Peterson. A handsome teacher, he sets his sights on Neenah, and as the intensity of his interest grows, Neenah becomes less flattered and more fearful. While the West Virginia boys feel compelled to protect her, Neenah must learn how to take care of herself. But can she survive the pressures of her new life?A coming-of-age tale exploring what can happen when a sheltered young woman and a psychological predator collide, the story appeals to young adult fans of romance and suspense.

When an accomplished sailor and her parents learn of a viral attack on the United States while sailing offshore, they plot a course for survival. But can they escape the wave of terror that is coming?What started out as a peaceful sailing trip for an accomplished sailor and her parents ends in a dystopian nightmare and a fight for survival in The Last American. Twenty-four-year-old Allison Stenner and her parents are sailing off-shore when they learn of an enemy attack on the United States. With a full-scale viral assault underway, the family is captured in a coastal blockade manned by criminals from maximum security prisons who have been freed, inoculated, and given orders to hunt down, imprison, and kill Americans. With their lives at risk, they plot an escape. But can they evade both capture and a deadly virus?The Last American is more than just a fast-paced thriller. Exploring the possibility that the United States is headed toward a national apocalypse, author Richard Green reflects on 9/11 and considers how on that ill-fated morning, without military assistance, an underfunded group of eighteen misguided souls temporarily crippled the United States financial system and forever altered the way millions of Americans live. A fact that begs the question...could a more sophisticated entity, backed militarily and financially, accomplish a similar event only on a much wider scale, with one last American survivor? Evoking memories of the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the book considers the future threat of biological weapons and warfare. Liberal-minded adults and sailing enthusiasts will be captivated by this unique narrative on the outcome of a surprise viral attack and the destruction of a major world player, resulting not from warring superpowers but rather a much simpler source.

Unexpected Chef: Southern Edition is a collection of simple, delicious, easy-to-follow dinner, appetizer, and dessert recipes that will turn even a novice cook into a master chef in no time!Author Gale A. Buchanan knows ¿rsthand the daunting task of navigating around the kitchen, not to mention grocery shopping in pursuit of high-quality foods. When his beloved wife, Carol, suffered a stroke, Gale found himself as the unexpected chef of his family. But with Carol's expert guidance, Gale began making delicious, nutritious meals for his family with ease. The simple recipes-some of which Gale created himself-along with his expert, step-by-step guidance will instill con¿dence in every cook, no matter their lack of culinary skill. In addition, Gale provides instruction that every unexpected chef needs before they begin cooking, such as¿ What becoming a chef requires¿ Taking stock of their skills and resources¿ What tools and equipment they will need¿ How to make a good shopping listUnexpected Chef: Southern Edition leaves nothing out. From practical advice for meal planning to creative ideas for delectable Southern fare, this cookbook is the vital must-have guide in the kitchen of every unexpected chef.

York in Chains is a fascinating story about a historical character whose life has rarely been told-and never in such a unique and creative way. Handelman is a skilled storyteller and his descriptions in many places are staggeringly vivid. This novel was so compelling I looked forward every morning to diving in again. -Louella Bryant is the author most recently of Sheltering Angel, A Novel Based on a True Story of the Titanic.

When five friends reunite for a birthday celebration in New Orleans, there is a lot to unpack. With a shared past and an affinity for tattoos, the group looks forward to commemorating the occasion with some ink. But after one friend selects a meaningful design, no one can predict the tragic consequences that await them. And in the aftermath of the violence, can the last one standing make sense of it all?

During the challenging and changing years of the 1950s and 1960s, Patty Magill and David Chamberlain met and fell in love in a Tennessee town called Chattanooga. As they experienced life together and endured time apart, they discovered that as their relationship grew stronger, so did their faith in the loving God who brought them together. Once Upon a Time tells the beginning of their story, which continues in a second work titled A Gift of God. Presently they are working on a third book in the series - The Two of Us.After seminary, The Reverend David Morrow Chamberlain married his sweetheart Patricia Ann Magill and together they shared ordained and lay ministry at six different Episcopal Church parishes in four southeastern states over thirty-one years. During that time, they also raised two children, Michael and Carolyn, and seven wonderful dogs. Today they enjoy retirement in northeastern Florida.

This is the story of Sirius Washington and his humorous but heartfelt journey through love and relationships.With assistance from his consistently offensive friends Aaron and Justin, he navigates the difficult path to trust, honesty, and redemption. Is it possible to establish a sincere and genuine relationship with someone in this day and age? Have too many people given up on the concept of true love? Well Sirius is definitely keeping the faith. His buddies are making their attempts to juggle love and life's challenges as well. The three friends struggle with their own personal obstacles while trying to keep their brotherly bond strong. And their conversations are both ridiculous and hilarious. Sirius understands that there are beautiful people everywhere but finding that one person who brings out the best in you is a tireless journey. Sirius is determined to find love in a big city, with the help of his friends and the interesting people that he meets along the way.

A man of God with a progressive mind, Thomas Aquinas senses the winds of change. But can he bring a renaissance to the Catholic faith without dying a martyr? The death of Thomas Aquinas and his lost manuscript has remained a matter of conjecture amongst scholars since the late 13th century. In The Children of Saint Thomas Aquinas, author Carl J. Blackburn examines the life and teachings of Thomas Aquinas and how his quest to reform the Catholic faith shaped the future of Christianity. While serving as regent master at the University of Paris, Dominican friar and theologian Thomas Aquinas promotes natural theology, giving rise to the dawn of a new day for Christianity. Resolute in his desire to integrate Aristotle's philosophy into a more modern dogma, despite fervent opposition, the devout friar's campaign ultimately attracts the ire of the Bishop of Paris. Determined to open the door to an age of enlightenment, can this influential scholar escape death and modernize the church? While touching on several controversial topics, this thought-provoking work of historical fiction honors Aquinas' role in propelling the Catholic church out of the shadows of the Dark Ages and into the light of the Renaissance. A fascinating account of a devoted theologian and philosopher determined to shake up the status quo and transform the future, Blackburn's epic reimagining delivers breathtaking twists and turns and will appeal to fans of compelling narratives centered around complex heroes and to anyone interested in the evolution of Christian values and doctrine.

Caring for a loved one with dementia is not easy. But with the right guidance and self-care, you can find joy. As an anesthesiologist, Susan Wilson Krechel spent her career working with geriatric patients. But nothing prepared her for the physically and emotionally demanding role of full-time caregiver after her beloved husband Oliver was diagnosed with dementia. As Oliver's dementia progressed, she saw her own health and wellbeing deteriorate to make her husband's remaining years as comfortable and dignified as possible. For eleven years, Dr. Krechel had the privilege of caring for her husband, and she learned many valuable lessons along the way. In The Dementia Caregiver's Survival Guide, Dr. Krechel shares pearls of wisdom to ease the burden of caring for a loved one with dementia. Considering the strain on a caregiver, Dr. Krechel's practical advice is designed not only to help caregivers improve the quality of care for their loved ones but also for themselves. Outlining steps to protect a caregiver's health and wealth, Dr. Krechel offers tips on how to deal with the emotional turmoil of inevitable conflicts and how to make self-care a priority. Dr. Krechel's unique perspective and deep understanding of the condition provides much needed support to anyone caring for a loved one with dementia.