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Pinky
This small, pink, stuffed dog, Pinky, wanted nothing more than to be the best loved of all the stuffed animals sweet Francesca had. In this endearing story Pinky learns just how important his love is. From Francesca’s dream to Pinky’s big award, this little book will steal your heart. Find out why this was written, and how it came about. —MORE -
I Know...Me Too
“These selected poems were written over a 40-year period. I dedicate this small collection to all the people who have touched me through these years: those who have loved me, liked me, challenged me, humored me, listened to and understood me, or"—MORE -
The Light of Grace
The Light of Grace takes readers on an epic spiritual adventure as Grace, a newly-assigned angel, is given four humans to guide: Mumbi, an innovative prehistoric girl guided to break through limitations; Garth, a devout 14th century Christian who questions his faith... —MORE -
The God of Anna
The story is a memoir told by Anna, about a year in her life that held serious struggles for her when she was about to turn 11 years old. This bright, introspective child lost her loving father and gradually came to realize that he had held their little family together with his charm and philosophical outlook. —MORE -
7 Laws for Raising...
The 7 Laws of Raising Kids to be Financially Independent introduces parents and grandparents to the powers they hold to bring a fulfilling and abundant life to their young ones. It is written for parents who seek an empowering, warm, hands-on... —MORE
7 Steps to Living An Awesome Life Free Guide (link will be emailed)
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Take a Risk, Open a Book
There is risk in opening a book
There is challenge in opening a book
The ideas within may awaken you
May make you grow
May increase your knowledge
May bring up emotions
May hold solutions
May elevate you
May change who you are
And, as beings we resist change
That is the risk
But one I am willing to take
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We Are All Brainwashed - Kasey Claytor
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Why are we so surprised when someone acts badly, horribly? There have always been people who do so. Why do we expect others to change and behave because we tell them to or think they should? When people we like say unfortunate things we excuse them, when people we disapprove of say unfortunate thing...