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Being a mom isn't easy, or for the weak. Parenthood doesn't come with a manual and you never know if you're doing it right. In Understanding My Assignment, author Dorian L. Evans shares her story of motherhood, of wearing multiple hats and parenting four children-three boys and a girl.In this memoir, she narrates the details of her journey by trusting the process, raising champions, and figuring out who she is. Evans tells how she jumped, took a leap of faith, and left everything familiar behind for an opportunity to create a life she wanted.A story of perseverance, faith, and unconditional love, Understanding My Assignment chronicles Evans' laughs, tears, tests, and trials as she learned to live her life according to her assignment.

In speaking with a friend of mine, she said she had just moved to Chipmunk Lane. I found the name so endearing and knew I had to write about it. I know how much kids love animals so I decided to put an odd grouping of different animals together in this book and why they loved Chipmunk Lane. I included the owner of Chipmunk Lane on the last page so as to give it a feeling of love and caring.

After 26 years of ADHD coaching, I recognize common issues that many of my clients face. Clients describe themselves as overwhelmed with too many choices and decisions, not knowing where to start with a project or assignment, and giving up because the process of deciding and planning is too difficult. Additionally, after 45 years of personal physical training and teaching exercise to hundreds of students, I have recognized how effective physical movement and exercise is in accomplishing mental tasks. Do you ever feel like your life is out of balance or that you do not have the mental flexibility to see the options in front of you or the strength to make a move? Learn why your brain might get stuck. Then learn how to apply tools and exercises to improve your mental and physical balance, strength, and flexibility. Train both your brain and your body to help you get unstuck and accomplish your goals.

Three sisters with magic learn that danger is coming, can they stop it can they learn what they need to learn before their aunt takes over? Can a loving boyfriend and family be enough to save their aunt or will they have to make a ultimate choice to stop her before all hell breaks loose. Read to find out.

In this book, filmmaker, screenwriter and poet Nicole Rose Julian shares poems from 7 years of their life. From the age of 19 to 26. All from the perspective of a Black, Queer, Femme, They/them. Love lost and gained, struggles at work, from lessons of art school to the lessons of life. Nicole used one notebook to find clarity through all of it and this is that book. The poems contained in these pages are Intimate, loving, heartbreaking, inspiring, and honest. As you read The Relatable Poetry Journal you'll see the style changes from poem to poem. You'll notice the life lived in between the margins along with the doodles. Prepare for a light-hearted, and sincere take on the world that surrounds you.

While growing up influenced by the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, Michael Jenison took the contents of the Bible to heart, and believed he would be punished for lust and sex. Inspired by the wisdom gathered from his global pilgrimages in search of answers and a spiritual overhaul, Jenison shares a detailed exploration of the Catholic Church's teachings regarding sexuality. He removes the guilt surrounding premarital sex, masturbation, and lust; and identifies a greater connection to God through polytheism rather than Christianity. While exposing the lies in the edited Bible and within long-held Catholic traditions, he discusses how mistranslations and prejudice have led Catholics and Christians to blur sexuality with immorality. He reveals what God really said about sex, and invites believers to escape the shame regarding sex, embrace physical needs and desires, and ultimately gain freedom from suffering.Freedom From the Roman Catholic Church shares a detailed exploration of biblical perspectives on sexuality while encouraging others to take their own sacred voyage to the truth.

There was a time when Eileen would have a pen and pad next to her night table and would write her dreams or any ideas that came to her during the night. One morning, Eileen noticed a candle and a prayer written on her notepad. She did not know what it meant. She prayed and asked God for clarification. One day her grandson, Andrew, who was four, spent a day with his grandparents. Eileen finished preparing lunch and asked Andrew to set the table and put the candle on the table. The three of them sat at the table and Andrew said the blessing. That statement, "Put the candle on the table" sounded familiar to her. Eileen prayed and asked God if that had any meaning. God told her, "I gave you the title." Eileen decided to write a Christian children's book. Her book is about a young boy who spends time with his grandparents while his parents are at work. The book teaches basic table setting. The child will be able to identify and place each piece needed for a perfect table setting. A blessing is said before eating each meal.

Miracle of Effort: Thalia's Autism Journey is the story of Thalia being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder when she was two years old and her journey to graduating college and becoming an elementary school teacher. Through Thalia's journey, this book aspires to offer a sense of what children with autism and their families go through. The book takes the reader through the experiences, the emotions, the challenges confronted, the sacrifices demanded, and the decisions that needed to be made at different stages of a child's life. Thalia's family is at the center of this story. There were several critical decisions made by Thalia's parents, Donnie and Lorena. They were confronted with a traumatic reality that required perspective and patience, while fighting through moments of despair and sadness. It was Donnie and Lorena's determination that they would be part of the solution for their daughter that shaped Thalia's journey. It is Donnie's cousin, Lisa, who noticed Thalia's autistic behavior symptoms and delivered her initial learning therapy sessions. Each child that is diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum will have a different experience with the disorder. No two situations are the same. The following is Thalia's unique autism journey. Her Miracle of Effort. The book is intended to offer hope to the many families that are confronted with this disability. As Thalia says, "an autism diagnosis does not mean that a child cannot be successful. It just means that he or she will see the world in a different light." Thalia's simple hope is "to inspire autistic individuals to live up to their full potential and provide optimism to families."

George was a quiet, down to earth guy who loved motorcycle racing and later in life learned to love Jesus. The best of his eighty-three years on earth was 1989, when at fifty-four, he got married, adopted a son, and won the United States Motorcycle Association National Championship for the Harley Davidson 883 Sportster series.Motorcycle racing was the constant in his life. Much of what George learned and much of what he taught came from his experiences on the track. Near the end of his life, his two grandsons pick him up at the nursing home to share a weekend of motorcycle racing. During this weekend, George recounts stories of his 1989 championship season, and other highlights of his life.In Track Lessons, author Charlie Seymour creates a mosaic of events that reveal the character and life of George. Each tile of the mosaic is simple, but the collection of tiles shows how average events lead to a deep, meaningful life filled with family and love.

Lillian finds herself kidnapped and taken from her home and family, and deposited on a deserted island, at the ripe old age of five and a half. Where she meets other children who, as it turns out, were her siblings. As time goes by she plans and implements her revenge. Taking out the biggest and the fastest cargo ship, belonging to her infamous father, Pirate, Theodore Buckner. The man is notorious for his love of cruelty.

Copper Creek is the life story of Martin E. Tew, war hero, poet, rescue hero of two downed pilots, philanthropist for Greek war survivors, owner of Copper Creek mine in Arizona, owner of Monte Bonito Ranch in Arizona, attorney and he also spoke languages. It includes facts about the mysterious Sibley Castle and everyday life in Copper Creek.

Three Roses and a Thorn is the stunning debut of an innovative storyteller. It is the story of three generations of Latina women coming to terms with addictive behaviors, dysfunctional traits, and the representational similarities of being fatherless daughters.Rebecca M. Elizondo writes from the heart with an optimistic sarcasm; Alma, the grandmother, an uncompromising 89-year-old woman battling the final stages of Alzheimer's who aims to make sure her tribe is taken care of after she dies. Esperanza, a carefree, optimistic force, also known as Hope, has diligently journaled her whole life including the struggles of caring for her and realizing her daughter will soon leave the nest. Gabriella, an outspoken, jovial young woman who brings laughter into everyday life must decide whether to begin a new start on a great opportunity as a journalist.From the time Hope was a child, Mother's Day was celebrated at the family beach house. In reminiscence, Alma recalls the days when she was raised in Mazatlán, Mexico, before immigrating with her five sons to the United States. Trying to reconcile what she believes about love her whole life with what she doesn't know about why family secrets exist. Keeping this balance is essential for Hope when she navigates the inevitable of her mom's illness and letting her daughter go simultaneously. A realization that they are all in this together will ultimately ensure the pain of the past and future.The turbulent cycle of inherited traits and life complications is dismantled when Rebecca depicts a family of women whose bond is impenetrable and is battling Alzheimer's. It is through her work she has bridged the old and new, allowing a better understanding of what it means to be a Mexican woman, which is to confront adversity with strength and dignity.

The Lone Little Leaf is a story instructing children to have self-confidence as they travel through life as the changes occur.

At the Writer's Farm on the MacLeod Homestead, a vibrant community of writers gather every other weekend to talk about writing, enjoy one another's company, and play with writing ideas. All goes well for a few years until Mr. Richardson shows up, and then the proprietor of the writers' retreat finds out that life can be spectacular.

For anyone who needs reassurance-these poems provide an in-depth understanding of your intentions, dreams, and purpose in life. They also provide a fuel for the strength needed to get you through the tests we endure in life.A place where you can feel truly supported in the belief that a higher energy-the universe's guide-is looking after you.Read each poem daily to take your life to another level or all in one. I would like this book to help you be your very own cheerleader and to create a time for change in your thoughts that benefits you instead of prohibiting you in life.Embrace each poem to instil a positive view of yourself and an opportunity to reclaim your power.Following my first book of All of You Is Welcome Here, which was all around the topic of self-love, I felt a natural development in my writing to create poetry around empowerment and take your healing to another level. I merely want to provide an environment for you to believe in your full potential wholeheartedly and to become the best version of yourself.I want to provide and encourage a positive difference in your mental health through the medium of poetry.

They ride at dawn to ensure early morning commuters are late for work, pay in change at the grocery store to hold up the line, and attempt to cross busy intersections to scare the daylights out of people.Who are these horrible monsters? They are the vampires of Silverdale, a progressive town where Lycans, Vampires, Witches, and Ghouls have managed to live in harmony.Agnes is a member of the vampire cult, The Streetwalkers, which received its name when streets were invented. Due to the term "streetwalker" changing in meaning over time, Agnes advocates for a name change. When The Tall Order of Keep Off the Grass rejects her proposal, Agnes takes to the streets in protest, but her efforts are upended by the discovery of a murdered witch.Worried that the crime may fracture the peace that has been brokered between the factions, Agnes sets off with her trusty side-kick Edna, a werewolf, and a cat, to solve the mystery and protect their beloved LVWG community.

Life had been simple and good for Conrad; enforce the law, break a few heads, and enjoy the local red-light district. Now, within a few days, a rescued girl of questionable virtue was filling his bed and complicating his life; those off-world bastards, the Pipers, were arming the western cannibals and Connie was back to the bad old days of military campaigning, long nights on cold ground, long hours in the saddle, all mixed with episodes of hard fighting, heavy killing, and no quarter requested or given.