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The Glass Half-Full Adoption Memoirs series has won multiple awards, including North American Book Awards and Idaho Author Awards three consecutive years. Everybody knows what adoption is, but adoption has changed dramatically over recent decades. "Open adoptions" used to be unheard of, but have quickly become the norm over recent years. Open adoptions create an opportunity for biological parents to remain connected with the child even after the adoption takes place. Emotionally, this is still largely uncharted territory for everybody involved and relationships can be difficult to navigate. Although these connections can be stressful and challenging, they are also beautiful and inspiring. Whether you are simply someone interested in an amazing and touching story, or whether you are hoping to be educated on what it might be like to walk a mile in the shoes of an adoptive parent, Russell Elkins holds nothing back as he takes you along for the ride. Told from the point of view of an adoptive father, the journey Russell and his wife took is such a roller coaster ride you would think this true story was fiction. Book 1: Open Adoption, Open HeartRussell and Jammie have struggled with infertility issues for years before deciding that adoption is right way to build their family. They quickly find out that adoption is not as simple as filling out some paperwork and waiting for the right child to join them at home. Sometimes adoptions fall through. People change their mind. Hearts are often broken during the process. The actual adoption does not take place at the end of the book because it is by no means the end of the story-it's the midpoint of the journey as adoption relationships have only just begun. Book 2: Open Adoption, Open Arms Russell and Jammie thought their second adoption would be a bit easier since they had already gone through the process once before and knew better what to expect. They were wrong. A new situation and new relationships came with unique trials. This new situation stirred up emotions from Russell's past-from before he even met his wife, Jammie-making it possible for him to relate to the biological parents on a level he had never experienced before. Book 3: Open Adoption, Open MindRussell and Jammie's journey did not end with the details of the last page of book two. Not by a long shot. Some relationships blossom while others find hard times. Russell and Jammie even begin to develop a relationship with a birthfather who previously wanted nothing to do with them-a relationship that proves to be unpredictable and difficult. Most importantly, the journey takes new twists and turns as the children become old enough to think for themselves (and they do not process their story the same way as each other).

The Glass Half-Full Adoption Memoirs series has won multiple awards, including North American Book Awards and Idaho Author Awards three consecutive years. Everybody knows what adoption is, but adoption has changed dramatically over recent decades. "Open adoptions" used to be unheard of, but have quickly become the norm over recent years. Open adoptions create an opportunity for biological parents to remain connected with the child even after the adoption takes place. Emotionally, this is still largely uncharted territory for everybody involved and relationships can be difficult to navigate. Although these connections can be stressful and challenging, they are also beautiful and inspiring. Whether you are simply someone interested in an amazing and touching story, or whether you are hoping to be educated on what it might be like to walk a mile in the shoes of an adoptive parent, Russell Elkins holds nothing back as he takes you along for the ride. Told from the point of view of an adoptive father, the journey Russell and his wife took is such a roller coaster ride you would think this true story was fiction. Book 1: Open Adoption, Open HeartRussell and Jammie have struggled with infertility issues for years before deciding that adoption is right way to build their family. They quickly find out that adoption is not as simple as filling out some paperwork and waiting for the right child to join them at home. Sometimes adoptions fall through. People change their mind. Hearts are often broken during the process. The actual adoption does not take place at the end of the book because it is by no means the end of the story-it's the midpoint of the journey as adoption relationships have only just begun. Book 2: Open Adoption, Open Arms Russell and Jammie thought their second adoption would be a bit easier since they had already gone through the process once before and knew better what to expect. They were wrong. A new situation and new relationships came with unique trials. This new situation stirred up emotions from Russell's past-from before he even met his wife, Jammie-making it possible for him to relate to the biological parents on a level he had never experienced before. Book 3: Open Adoption, Open MindRussell and Jammie's journey did not end with the details of the last page of book two. Not by a long shot. Some relationships blossom while others find hard times. Russell and Jammie even begin to develop a relationship with a birthfather who previously wanted nothing to do with them-a relationship that proves to be unpredictable and difficult. Most importantly, the journey takes new twists and turns as the children become old enough to think for themselves (and they do not process their story the same way as each other).

Fans of Richard Paul Evans, Nicole Williams, and John Green will love this novel. D was named after his father. Someday down the road, just like his dad, he plans to take over the family business and start a family. There's only one problem with that plan, though. He can't seem to find the right girl. That's where Sparks comes in-playing matchmaker and "helping" him every step of the way. Things are never as they seem with Sparks, and D learns that lesson even more than any of his roommates. In the past, when Sparks was playing the role of matchmaker, he was careful to keep his personal life private, but that's not the way things go with D. When things spin out of control, will D still be able to find his perfect match? When Sparks' personal life intertwines with their own, will D and his roommates finally understand why Sparks is so eager to help?

Fans of Richard Paul Evans, Nicole Williams, and John Green will love this novel. Keith already has the perfect girl. They just reached the "I love you" stage in their relationship, so why is Aaron Sparks following him around, insisting his love life is about to fall apart? At first, Keith allows Sparks to tag along strictly out of curiosity, but when he realizes Sparks is right about his love life, he begins to rely on him for answers. Sparks proposes they play a little dating game-one where Sparks gets to make all the rules. As with everything he does, this "dating game" is a lot more complicated than it first appears. Will Keith play long enough to find true love? Or, will he reach his wits' end before he can sort out his heart's desires? Is Sparks even telling him the truth about why he wants to "help" him?

Many times in our life we run into roadblocks or find forks in the road that are difficult to navigate. We all need a road map-one written by a knowledgeable professional, but written in a way that the average person can read. This three-book series does exactly that, taking everyday difficulties from our personal life, relationships, family life and more, and helps to give us strategies for Navigating Life. Book 1In this book, you will discover what therapy is and how it helps heal anxiety, depression, PTSD, abuse and other mental, emotional problems. You will learn the difference between psychiatrists, psychologists and counselors and how medication works for mental health treatment. When you understand how counseling is done you will be more comfortable using the included suggestions for finding a counselor.Book 2In this book, you will learn about adoption, ADHD, autism, developmental delays in children and how to identify them, special needs, respite care and how to find special medical providers and primary care doctors. You will understand how to help your child using IEPs and 504 Accommodations and where to turn for support. Book 3In this book, you will learn about understanding personalities, fears, what to do prior to marriage, how to keep marriage working, the damage divorce causes, costs of going to counseling, why people don't go to counseling, what happens if they go or don't go, what marriage counseling is like, getting help in domestic abuse and the basics of parenting.