Having children and raising them is one of the most challenging endeavors anyone can take on. They require more than just food, clothing, and shelterThe key to effective parenting is being self-aware and modeling the values you hold dear for your childrenThis book gives you tips on how to train your child to develop a sense of self-worth as they transition from childhood to maturityAdditionally, it offers advice on how to break "reactive parenting" patterns and rais...

Dear Dads, to your daughter, nobody is more courageous than you areThere is never a safer place than her father's arms. He is someone to cry with, and someone to laugh withFrom her cradle days to walking her down the aisle, you have a significant impact as the primary male role model. You affect how she sees herself, and what she expects from males and society as a wholeAs she enters puberty, you start to feel distance or a change in the dynamics of your relationshi...

A fun way to teach children to not give up on their dreams. Sometimes it is a good idea to look at things differently. Things can work out even better than you imagine.Recommended for Ages 4-10 years.

Audrey read the books. She knows the stories. She's heard all about stepmoms. She believes those scary stories. Audrey tries to get rid of her stepmom. Audrey learns there is a BIG difference between a real stepmom, and a fairytale stepmother. She learns a very important lesson. Don't worry, it's a happy ending story.

This book is a fun and entertaining way to teach children about farm animals as they search for a missing hen. Jen Hen is very tricky, and hides all over the farm while everyone looks for her. The animals start to help in the search. The reader is encouraged to help spot her in the pages. Recommended for ages 0-12 years old.

Andy learns to overcome his fears of having a stepdad. He learns having a stepdad can be a good thing, a fun thing, even a loving thing. This is a story of love and patience. Recommended for children 4-8 yrs old

This book was inspired by my own daughter when she was little. It's based on the children's game Hide-and-Seek. When things go wrong, it is amazing how family comes together and are stronger for it afterwards.

This is the story of a dragon who wanted a friend and how he found a best friend in the most unexpected place. The simple vocabulary with a limited volume of words and abundance of pictures makes this book a great, shared reading-time book as well as a perfect early reader's book. Recommended for ages 2-10 yrs old.

In the Missouri Ozarks, one girl's fight for self-discovery clashes with prejudice and family secrets.Seventeen-year-old Violette Sinclair dreams of becoming a veterinarian, but growing up as a lesbian in a small, rural town presents challenges. When a vicious tormentor threatens her and her family, Vi must unravel long-hidden secrets to protect those she loves. With the help of her loyal friend Junie, she confronts prejudice, violence, and the complexities of her ...

A chicken walked down my driveway. I tried to find him a home. No one wanted a rooster. When I realized he wasn't leaving, I gave him the name Rodney.Rodney hid a big secret from everyone.This is Rodney Rooster's story.

Brandon Bunny loved the sounds of the forest band. He wanted to join the band. He decided that learning to sing would be how he could join the band. Sometimes when you don't get your wish it is because something better is coming for you. Bunnies don't sing. Brandon learned what his special talent was. This is the story of how he became a cherished member of the band.

Would you like to not only understand why your golf ball goes where it does but more importantly learn how to make it go where you want on demand? "How to Learn Golf Your Way" was designed for golfers of all ages and all skill levels from the complete beginner to the Touring Professional. You will finally be able to play the game of golf for the sheer enjoyment it delivers rather than beating your head against the wall with all the frustrating shots that never go where you intend. Pick up ...