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Juan DeLuna lives under a pier at Boa Viagem beach in Recife, Brazil. He is orphaned at 13. As DeLuna grows, he harbors a haunting secret. A strong young woman tries to help and curb his criminal instincts. Eventually, she must make a decision about her own self-worth. With the Olympics approaching, the orphan has grown his gang of thieves into a large criminal enterprise; he sees the perfect opportunity for expansion.

In When God is their Father, Too... A Guide for the Single-Parent Household, Stephanie McCaskill shines a light on single parenthood and the importance of providing children with a Christian foundation. Unfortunately, there are many children who are being raised, not only without a father in the home, but without their biological parents. As a result, these children grow up with all types of issues. And their only hope is Jesus! This is why it is imperative for single parents to have a personal relationship with the Lord.  When we know Jesus, we can impart the kingdom of God into our children and change their lives, our communities and the world.

The Grief Practice explains and explores grief in the body through human stories and mindfulness practices. The ancient practices of yoga and mindfulness are offered through a trauma-informed and science-based lens, validating the physical experience of grief and reminding grieving humans that their body is doing everything it can to support them under the weight of their grief.Monique Minahan draws from her years of experience teaching yoga to grieving humans, current understandings of emotions science, movement science, and trauma - as well as her own devastating experience of grief - in creating a book that approaches grief from a submarine perspective, allowing people who have not lost to understand both the tremendous beauty and overwhelming pain of loving and losing, and allowing people who have lost to feel accompanied in their experience in a uniquely personal way.Find the companion website at TheGriefPractice.com