You picked up this book because you know prayer matters, and you have felt the difference on the days you actually slow down long enough to do it, and you still find yourself going weeks without a real conversation with God. You are busy, you are distracted, and you carry a quiet shame about a prayer life thinner than you want it to be. Or maybe you have tried devotionals before and abandoned them, because they demanded more time and more discipline than a real week ever gives you. Whateve...

Most of us were never taught how to meet a difficult day. We were taught to push through it, to win the argument, to prove we are fine. Somewhere along the way the mind learned to run ahead of the present moment and rehearse every worst case, or to drag behind it a long train of regrets, and the result is a life lived in our heads while the day slips by unlived. You have probably tried to slow down, to meditate, to be present, and you have failed. This book was written for you: a little aw...

Chemotherapy rewires your capacity. The fatigue is whole body, the brain feels foggy, and reading a long chapter can feel like climbing a hill, so this book asks for exactly one minute a day, and that is the whole ask. It is 365 daily prayers of hope, strength, and peace for women facing chemotherapy and cancer treatment, written for the days when you can finish a prayer between the nurse calling your name and the IV starting, and for the nights when the house is quiet and your thoughts ar...

Your brain is not your enemy, and God did not make a mistake when He knit you together. Yet you have probably been handed devotional methods built for a mind that does not think the way yours does, and then blamed yourself when they fell apart by day three.If you have ever cried over a missed quiet time or felt too ashamed to tell your small group how your devotions actually go, this daily devotional was written with your name on it. It adapts the practices of faith until they fit ...

You did not ask for this year, and no woman plans a season defined by port lines, infusion chairs, and the particular kind of tired that sleep cannot touch. Yet here you are, and this book was written for the exact middle of it: one minute with Jesus, every single day, for a full year, for women walking through cancer treatment, chemotherapy, and the slow climb back to ordinary life. You do not have to be brave to use it, and you do not have to be cheerful, and you do not have to have your...

A boy’s wish to be a star wrestler is granted in this wacky middle-grade fantasyOllie and his older brother, Hollis, have wrestling in their blood: Their mom was a pro whose dreams of stardom were dashed by a devious opponent. Now she’s an overworked, underpaid ref at Slamdown Town, the local arena. Ollie’s goal in life is to win the golden championship belt for his mom—immediately followed by his other goal: to hang his bully of a brother from the roof by his tigh...

In Home is the Very Best Place to Be, follow the heartwarming story of Linda, who sets out to find the perfect pet and ends up adopting two lovable dogs, Bubbles and Teddy. With a cozy home, plenty of space to play, and a family full of love, these two furry friends quickly realize that home is truly the best place to be. Filled with charming illustrations and a joyful message about the power of rescue and love, this delightful tale will ...

This book was illustrated by Kira, 11, and Ashe, 5,written by Meighan and Matthew Smith,and officially approved by Freya, 4.This is their take on the alphabet, and we hope you love reading it as much as they loved coloring, creating, and making it their own.

The Making of the Lawman...Mega-City One, 2080. It is Joe Dredd's first year as a full-eagle Judge – he may have been created from the genes of Eustace Fargo, the ‘Father of Justice’, and thus part of an illustrious lineage, but right now Dredd is not long graduated from the Academy, and yet to establish himself as the metropolis’s toughest, greatest cop. His reputation will be moulded in the years ahead, but at the moment he’s a young lawman, fresh on the streets....

Can We Speak?By Jaydin Donough & Matthew SmithCan We Speak? is the second volume in The Echoes of Us series, following the acclaimed release of Can You Hear Me Whisper? Written by Jaydin Donough also known as The Silent Writer and featuring the powerful debut of Matthew Smith, this collection dares to say what others bury in silence.Born from friendship, shared classrooms, and shared pain, these poems speak with raw emotion and undeniable truth. Together, Jaydin and...

Something’s rotten in the Hall of Justice…...although I don’t really follow politics, myself. You could say I ‘work with my hands.’ I’m a head-breaker for the Mob; I come for you if you owe the Bushman money. Or whatever other reason he gives.But today’s job just can’t go right. Supposed to be beating up a loser with a bad habit, but I picked the wrong guy and now I’m babysitting some lab nerd babbling about Judges and bioagents, and it turns out I’m follow...

The Zombie Apocalypse starts here...The masters of flesh-munchingly, gut-wrenchingly, eyeball-poppingly great zombie fiction bring you three of the best books from the first years of the critically-acclaimed Tomes of the Dead line.The Words of Their Roaring: In a London overrun by the zombie hordes, former thief Gabe O’Connell’s loyalty to his employer Harry Flowers is challenged when a routine job goes south and he uncovers the full extent ...