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It isn't natural to bury your child, but life doesn't always follow the natural way. Shattered Soul: An Angel Parent's Journey is a story of every parent's worst nightmares, the death of a child. Kristina Widener shares her journey of grief after losing her youngest child to SIDS, her emotions, memories, and how she has coped with it all.

In many ways, living life is like working in a field. As you tend your row, you must uproot all the problematic weeds that sprout up and help others do the same in their rows. If you manage yourself well and build community, you will end up with a bountiful harvest. Chopping My Row is a spiritual guidebook meant to help Christian women bear their enormous responsibilities. Christian mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and aunts are charged with raising the next generation of believers, and women must work hard to ensure that the new crop carries the same steadfast belief in God.

No matter how hard life may be at times, let's dwell on the positive things in our lives, learn from the not-so-nice things, and above all, remember that we work for a greater reward. Let us keep showing optimism and love, no matter what life throws our way. Bear the Good News seeks to underscore the love that GOD has for us, thereby renewing, rebuilding, and strengthening our hope. Come along for the journey and be encouraged by the author's timely stories and rock-solid faith. She will challenge, inspire, and motivate you to live your best life, starting today!

Four words posed in a question started the beginning of our future. Will you marry me? Ten years of love and laughter, triumphs and failures, losses and gains later, and four words threatened to end it all. Everything has a beginning and an end. I just never saw mine coming. Especially when I finally thought we were getting it all. Until my husband and lifeline uttered.... I want a divorce. Only I had four words of my own. Words that should be said out of happiness and pure joy. Words I’d been dying to say, but never could.

A perfect stranger comes to town and wants to be friends with Rocket. Somehow, this girl seems to know Rocket’s reputation quite well yet they have never met. She seems okay on the outside but Rocket senses something sneaky and mysterious deep inside. Spit and Abigail, Rocket’s two best friends, insist that this girl named Cricket is out to crush her reputation, but Rocket just can’t believe that anyone would do such a thing.

Children's Short Stories: Book 5 is a collection of three short stories: "Blizzard & Snowball", "Angel the Great Pyrenees", and "Anna the Cockatiel". Fasten your seat belt, because "Blizzard & Snowball" is a non-stop action adventure of a lifetime that takes place in the majestic mountains of Alaska. "Angel the Great Pyrenees" is a charming true story for children about Angel being lost in Sherman, Texas. "Anna the Cockatiel" is a delightful children's story narrated by Anna, a female cockatiel, from the time she hatched out of her tiny white egg and popped into this world.

Rocket McKenzie is an amazing skateboarder, but she skates alone most of the time because the boy's from her school don't skate with girls. While heading to practice at the beach, five popular boys from school watch as Rocket flies off course and crashes into a man's sandcastle. The boys tell her to stay on the beginner's course and out of their way. Never mind that it was the only way she could avoid smashing into a young boy that had run into her path and never mind that she'd just completed seven huge jumps on the cities steepest hill.

Children's Short Stories, Book 4 is a collection of three short stories: Molly & Magnum, Sugar's Farm, and Drake's Pond. Molly & Magnum is a fun and exciting adventure about Molly, a blue-and-gold macaw, Sugar's Farm is an exciting and heartwarming story of a young girl's adventures on her farm in the country. Drake's Pond is a lovely story about Drake, Misty, and their three ducklings that live in a beautiful park with two ponds in Whitewright, Texas.

Every day, Cole Roberts reminds himself that life wasn’t always this bleak. He was once passionately in love with Erin. Sam used to be an artistic and lively kid. That was before Brenna disappeared. Every day it gets worse. Erin drinks wine out of the bottle and spends her days with a tormented expression, searching the web for signs of their daughter. Sam hides in his room and rarely speaks. And Cole works himself to a stupor for a paycheck a fraction of the size of his old salary. Until one day, a phone call changes everything.

Marvin considers himself a very fast runner, perhaps the fastest in the school. So, when Principal Diddly calls for a school race to the drug store, Marvin plans to be the first at the finish line. But when the race begins and all the kids run like ants into the street, something happens that changes Marvin forever. Unique to all the Magic Mommy stories, Marvin and the Big Race begins with a tribute to motherhood and ends with a twist. The final thought will make parents and children want to snuggle up and talk about the message after the last line is heard.

Children's Short Stories, Book 3 is a collection of three short stories: Run Wild, Run Free Again, Callie the Calico Kitty, and My Hound Dog....

Through Jesus not around Jesus nor without Jesus but through Jesus the shed blood of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And that is how a child of God should always see him or her self. Seeing Through the Blood is an inspired book base on how one should see themselves through the shed blood of Jesus Christ, according to the Bible. It must be mention that this only applies to who have come into the knowledge of the Risen Christ but have repented and accepted the Gift of Salvation which came through Jesus Christ, from the Father.

Just as with the Civil Rights movement, the feminist movement once stood for upward mobility and equality for citizens. Today that mobility movement has morphed into a downward spiral of antagonism and personal attacks. In its efforts to inspire new blood in its ranks, the feminist agenda has turned to generation-Z with a radicalized recruiting campaign that is as hell-bent on restricting personal liberties of the American male as strongly as the Jihadist of Afghanistan. This effort not only seeks to attack the freedoms of man and child but minority women and the country as a whole.