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THE GRIEVING PARENT'S BOOK OF HOPE: HOW TO SURVIVE THE LOSS OF YOUR CHILD, is a comprehensive and compassionate journey down the road of grief. The book is written from the intimate firsthand experience of a mother who has lost a child and holds the reader in a continual warm embrace. What makes this book unique, therefore, is that it is written by someone who has experienced what you are now experiencing, the death of a child. Although competent doctors, psychiatrists, and others have written many books about the grieving process, this book has been written by someone who understands how you feel. The suggestions provided in this book are organized into ten chapters that roughly parallel what experts call the stages of grief, as follows: (1) Surviving Shock and Denial; (2) Surviving Emotional Suffering; (3) Surviving Depression; (4) Surviving Panic; (5) Surviving Guilt; (6) Surviving Anger; (7) Surviving physical Aspects of Grief; (8) Surviving Life Changes; (9) Engaging in Meaningful Activity; and (10) Affirming Reality

Why isn't the sky purple? Why doesn't rain fall up? Why don't we have two moons? God literally made trillions upon trillions of decisions when He created the universe. Nothing that you see had to be the way it is. Though you cannot imagine it, He could have created a system that worked without gravity. He could have created life forms that didn't need water to survive. But, He didn't. Did God make all of His creative decisions on a whim? Or did He have a purpose? If so, what was that purpose? Author Zack Mason posits that His purpose was to communicate with men and women of all ages through natural symbols. That every part of nature is a symbolic word that can be added to others until entire sentences and even paragraphs can be interpreted, just as if nature were a foreign language. Join Zack on a journey of discovery as he attempts to decipher the code, to see if God did indeed write into nature a symbolic message - and what He might have to say.

Becky Bunny, upset with her family, ventures down the wrong path - a path that leads to a dark and dangerous forest. Even though Becky gets herself into quite a pickle, she is well-prepared to deal with the dangers she encounters. The lessons she learned from her family are the key.