Bøger af Susan Thogerson Maas

Herb Lewis never asked, "Why me?" even when helping his wife Leta deal with breast cancer, recovering from a heart attack and surgery, or watching Leta fall deeper into the depths of Alzheimer's disease. Instead, Herb was grateful for the way God worked through those difficult situations, recounting small miracles that showed God's love and faithfulness. This story, told in Herb's own words, tells of God's presence and guidance throughout Herb's life. "It's not about me," Herb says. "I want the message to be conveyed that it's about raising up the honor of the Lord Jesus Christ. And it's to clarify for my family, and those who need to know, some of the things I've encountered and how the Lord has answered my prayers."

Twelve-year-old Abbie Keegan loves spending time in the woods behind her house and watching the silly-looking baby robins as they grow. The woods are a retreat from her parents' constant bickering and from her sweet, but needy, little brother.Then Abbie sees two boys breaking bottles in the pond. She refuses to allow such harm to "her" woods. However, every attempt she makes to stop the boys only provokes them to greater destruction. Her retreat becomes a place of fear instead of peace. A feud is born, and Abbie feels helpless to stop it. At home, her parents seem close to divorce and her brother's asthma is getting worse. How can Abbie protect the people and places she loves?

Twelve-year-old JJ loves three things: her great-grandma, her cat, and photography. But she''s never going to be a real photographer unless she gets better equipment. When her best friend, Kat, discovers a photo contest with the grand prize of a fancy digital camera-the kind JJ''s parents could never afford-she jumps at the chance to win it.Things start going wrong when ditzy Aunt Lissa moves in under mysterious circumstances and JJ''s forced to share her room. Why did Lissa lose her job anyway? Kat has all sorts of theories-theories that bring more trouble than the girls can imagine.Gram''s not doing so great, the cat''s always trying to sneak out, and Aunt Lissa''s ruining JJ''s summer. According to Gram, photography is JJ''s God-given talent, but how can that be true when everything keeps going wrong?"The moving story of a young girl who finds her God-given gift, while coming to terms with loss and change."~BILL MEYERS,Author of Eli and The Jesus Experience"Young readers will relate to the story of a girl trying to find her place in her family and in the world, and the strong voice and gentle sense of humor will keep them reading. Not to mention a wayward cat and a mystery or two. A fun read with real emotions and good values."~JEANNIE ST. JOHN TAYLOR,Radio Host and Author/Illustrator of thirty-plus books"Delightful characters, realistic situations, and beautifully expressed emotions make Picture Imperfect the perfect read."~ANGELA RUTH STRONG,Author of The Fun4Hire Series