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Connect with Bun,Bun through this book and you will be able to connect with situations in your own life. The valleys and hills we travel. The path God sends us down. The choices we make. The strength and growth we gain. Let it inspire you,for you to know no matter what twist and turns life has to offer. God's loving arms are waiting to embrace us in the end. Life can be cruel and kind. But without both we never learn the true meaning in life. Without both we wouldn't find all the real growth and treasure God wants us to experience.

A little girl's wish comes true when her dream unicorn arrives and they set off on a day full of adventure. Share the love and magic of their world, where reality blends with fantasy and there's just enough sparkle to capture everyone's imagination.

For almost 200 years, wind bands and wind band musicians were the pre-eminent form of large instrumental ensemble performance practice in Canada. From the earliest documented evidence of a "band of music" in 1770 Halifax to the post-World War II explosion of curricular school band programs across the country, bands were a genuine expression of popular musical culture. They attracted the best musicians in the villages, towns and cities they called home and ranged in ability from ensembles barely beyond the beginner stage to professional organizations, like the Anglo-Canadian Leather Company Band, that were internationally renowned.More importantly, those that performed in and led these groups also served as our first music infrastructure. They became music teachers, instrument importers, sheet music distributors and concert promoters. It was through their efforts that the foundations were laid for our present-day symphony orchestras, operatic societies, conservatories and music schools. Some of these musical pioneers were also composers. They created a small body of wind-band literature, often written for their own ensembles, that reflected the highest compositional standards of their time.The present volume, richly illustrated with historical photographs and musical examples, is a long-overdue attempt to document the story of Canada's wind bands and the Canadian music they played.

Hats for Hailey is a story about a young girl with extraordinarily beautiful hair. Because of an illness, or rather the treatment for her illness, she loses her gorgeous hair. Hailey must gather the courage to return to school and see her friends once again, but without any hair. See how Hailey faces these challenges. The story tells the reader how her class comes together to help her adjust and make her feel welcome and included. Meanwhile, her brother and sister, who are twins, devise a plan to get her hair back. This is a story about courage and kindness. It is also about caring about those going through a difficult time.

Dalantae's World is a phenomenal children's book that explores the mind of a newborn. This book is written out of love and describes the journey of a newborn. Dalantae's World tells where and when he was born and goes into a baby's mind after being born. This book is one of many from the series of Lat's Dream Books that many children shall enjoy their parents reading to them. This book is well illustrated and very colorful, making this book easy to keep a child's attention! Enjoy Dalantae's World as we enjoyed bringing the magic of his life through words and pictures in this book!

When Love Is Countercultural This workbook will change how you view Jesus's engagement with marginalized people. ¿ Know this: before Jesus came, all Gentiles were marginalized. Jesus viewed marginalized people as a target for love, compassion, and transformation. ¿ To reveal the heart of the Father, Jesus demonstrated behavior patterns that posed a significant threat to cultural norms. Winning hearts requires building meaningful relationships with those who may have the desire for this connection. Jesus often engaged with people on a personal level, addressing their individual needs and concerns. Through authentic interactions, Christians can create genuine connections with individuals who feel marginalized. Creating this safe space allows individuals to feel comfortable sharing their ideas and beliefs that may be dissimilar from ours without the fear of being admonished or condemned. The principles enumerated in this workbook can apply to all individuals wanting to reach out to other ethnic, socially, and generationally differentiated groups. Rather than imposing beliefs, a heart-centered approach involves active listening and seeking to understand the perspectives, doubts, and questions of others. This builds trust and eventually allows for more effective communication of the Gospel message that will hopefully eventually lead to a heart change through the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Karl Graham and Maureen Graham, PhD

Fiction about a family leaving Denmark coming to Canada just before the Depression and World War Two. Carlos dies and Carl goes to war, returns and goes to Toronto to work. He meets his future wife, Nicole, a real estate agent. There are ensuing weddings, births, funerals and all kinds of family issues. The story ends in New Denmark.

An invitation to explore your own unique pathway through your eating disorder, and onwards to wellness.The Recovery & Wellness Workbook for Eating Disorders is a collection of concepts and challenges that can be helpful to explore when struggling with an eating disorder. It will take you through 11 different modules that include education, activities, explorations and reflections. Each module is created to assist you in understanding the eating disorder, to develop coping skills, explore what sustains the eating disorder and finally, how to rebuild life after, or in spite of the eating disorder.

"Amber, you are creative. You have the ability to make and do anything you set your mind to."Whether it's your little one, or the "little one" within you, join Amber as she explores the wonders of creativity.Book 2 of the The Mindful Little Dragons series.

You can't always get what you want... but sometimes you can.Tyler Robertson is falling for the wrong guy. Again. As someone who works in the music industry, she knows better than to date Cary Kingston. He's the biggest rock star in the world, not to mention her company's number one client. Besides, she's sworn off dating musicians. And he's eternally single.But smart people make dumb mistakes. Repeating them is the problem. These guys are preventing her from adulting.And if that weren't enough reason to stay away from Cary, her boss would fire her and hold her bands for ransom. It's too bad she negotiates record deals, not hostages. So, with her fingers ready to hit STOP on this sticky situation, she wipes her hands and presses PLAY.

The lives of four unlikely individuals intersect in a most poignant way, bringing to each other-even in their darkest hours-hope, courage, and tiny bits of happiness. Shimi believes playing music to her homemade cheese enhances the flavour; Belladane, an eccentric LGBTQ2S+ Jamaican-born artist, paints with her breasts and loves speaking in humorous metaphors; Eddie, a wandering American veteran, finds that Prince Edward Island's red roads and sand-duned beaches soothes his PTSD; and Alice, a childless midwife, leads a life she secretly loathes. After one unforgettably violent night, Shimi must face the human condition head-on, with all its pain and immorality. Through the friendship of Belladane, Eddie, Alice, and her dear dog, Darcy, Shimi hopes to find a way to live her best life. First, she must learn that forgiveness starts with herself.