Auroras & Blossoms Poetry Journal features inspirational poetry, no matter the topic.In issue 5: Poems by Margarita Serafimova, Joanna Rawnsley, B B Randhawa, David Somerset, Heather Joy, Emily Craig, Holly Goslin, Alex Andy Phuong, John Grey, Parthvi Singh, and Gregory E. Lucas.New: Children's Poetry Section!Plus: Social media tips, useful writing tools, and Haiku-Interview with Luisa Key Reyes. Readers are also challenged to write some kindku and sixku, t...

Discover how intentional daily choices rooted in faith, family, and purpose can shape a life of peace, freedom, and a legacy that lasts for generations.What if the simple choices you make every day are shaping not only your life, but the legacy you leave behind?In Dancing for Quarters, Linda Masteller and her daughters share the powerful legacy of a husband, father, and pastor whose life continues to impact generations. After losin...

Not all journeys are designed or experienced the same way...Join Calum as he embarks on his most important journey. Is he ready for the challenges ahead?'Do I Have To?' is an inviting picture book about the story of a cute caterpillar, Calum, who wonders a lot, about what steps to take. He embarks on a journey with some trepidation, as life continues to provide him with opportunities for growth, but will he take the next steps? Whilst the n...

Olivia Michaels knew she was embarking on an adventure when she moved to San Francisco, but she had no idea her address would label her a social pariah commonly referred to as a Marina girl.The Marina girl is a stereotype of a preppy, generic young woman who lives in the tiny neighborhood known as the Marina. You need to know about the history of the Marina to understand how and why the Marina girl developed into the albatross of San Francisco.After the 1906 earthquake, the...