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When young widow and life coach Dr. Teresa Lopez Gonzalez goes to Puerto Rico to coach Pilar Sanchez, the granddaughter of her mother's best childhood friend, Teresa comes face-to-face with her own unwillingness to surrender to God's will for her life. In the process, she learns that only by losing her life will she truly find it.

A victim of cerebral palsy and confined to a wheelchair, eight-year-old Jeremiah Bentley has an impossible dream--a dream his parents and brother tell him he will never achieve. But one day, Jeremiah discovers that all things are possible when we believe.

God made you for greatness! In this life-changing book, Dr. MaryAnn Diorio helps you discover who you are in Jesus Christ. You will learn that, as a born-again child of God through Jesus Christ, you have His authority and His power to overcome every weapon that Satan forms against you. Take the truths of this book and apply them to your life so that you can begin to experience the abundant life that Jesus died to give you.

When a young, female auditor discovers evidence that the man she loves is an embezzler, she must choose between ruining herself or ruining him.Amy Torelli, Chief Auditor for New York City-based Enson Pharmaceuticals, is assigned to audit the books of Enson''s Italian branch in the enchanting city of Milan, Italy. Having made an inner vow never to trust a man again because of her father''s betrayal, Amy finds herself falling in love with Enson Italia''s American-born Vice-President, Ted Masters. Will Ted be the one to cause her to break her inner vow?Ted Masters is on the run. A run from rejection. From himself. From God. Having been wounded by a father who made him feel worthless, and having been dumped by the woman he wanted to marry, Ted is determined to keep all women at bay. But will Amy be the reason he changes his mind?

Eight-year-old Penelope Pumpernickel-Penny, for short--has run into a big problem. His name is Grandville Ungerleider-Grandy, for short. Grandy wants to be Penny''s friend, but he has a strange way of letting her know. Maybe his father''s recent death has something to do with it. Penny''s best-friend-forever, Matilda Mendoza-Tilly, for short-offers Penny some good suggestions about what to do with Grandy.When Grandy disrupts the Homeschool Consortium with his crazy antics, Penny must find a way to solve the big problems he causes.In this first of the delightful Penelope Pumpernickel Series of chapter books for six-to-ten-year-old children, Penelope Pumpernickel learns that no matter how big a problem you face, there is always a way to solve it with God''s help.

Debuts a new form, the Diorion.

A white woman. A black man. And their forbidden love.Can endurance and faith sustain the love between a white woman and a black man, threatened by rejection, guilt, and racial injustice?  Can love alone reconcile their starkly different worlds, lighting the way to a bright future together?When graduate student, Tori Pendola, a white American woman, and Ghanaian exchange student, Jebuni Kalitsi, heir to his tribe's chieftaincy, fall deeply in love, they must face not only their own inner demons of rejection and guilt, but also the demons of societal hatred bent on destroying their relationship. Will their love survive the cruel and bitter attacks against them, or will hatred and prejudice gain the upper hand?In Black and White is a deeply moving story of the power of God's love to restore all that is broken in our lives. 

POEMS FOR WEE ONES will delight the young child in your life with its lilting verses and its charming illustrations by renowned Italian artist, Valeria Wicker. Wicker's delightful illustrations capture the essence of the poems with a freshness and originality that are unrivaled among children's illustrators. Studies have shown that reading poetry to children contributes to their healthful emotional development. Not only that, children who hear poetry from birth become earlier and better readers. Educators, especially reading specialists, and parents repeatedly attest to this fact.Another great benefit of reading poetry to your child is the bonding such reading creates between parent and child, grandparent and child, teacher and child, or caregiver and child. This bonding will go far to develop confidence and trust and build loving and lasting relationships between the generations. Moreover, the precious memories that result from reading poetry together will linger long throughout life for both reader and child.Interestingly, many people who write books today-including yours truly-testify to the power of childhood poetry in their lives and the influence it had on their taking up the pen themselves. My own father read poetry to me when I was a child. I still cherish the memories of those treasured times together. I am convinced that my father's reading of poetry to me played a predominant role in my choosing to become a poet and writer myself.So, if you want to leave a legacy to the precious children in your life, read poetry to them. And especially read POEMS FOR WEE ONES. It will definitely bless your child's soul and warm your child's heart all at the same time.