Parents know screens are a problem. Anxiety, behavioral issues, bickering--they come up every day, but you feel trapped. You need screens to get through dinner prep, to keep the peace on road trips, and to have five minutes to yourself, let alone to navigate life in the twenty-first century. Don't you?The Low-Tech Family shatters that lie. Elisha and Katie Voetberg didn't just read about going screen-free--they lived it. For five years, they've raised six children without ...

Being a fifteen-year-old wolf shifter is totally overrated. Especially when I can’t actually turn into a wolf. To make matters worse, I’ve got a secret every other shifter would kill me for. A secret that got my parents killed.It’s a secret I was planning on keeping - until I met Lucy Stone and the Clear Creek pack. Now two of the pack have gone missing, and there may be a link between the recent kidnappings and my parents’ deaths.After fifteen years of hiding, the truth is...

Dive into the captivating journey of When Men Go Down, where love, destiny, and the profound impact of early experiences intertwine.Unveiling hidden dynamics of relationships, this book takes you on a rollercoaster ride through love's intricate dance, with gripping narratives and timeless wisdom.Embark on a journey of enlightenment as biblical insights and real-life tales expose the dangers of rushing into marriage for the wrong reasons, warning against the a...

The Boy's Book of Industrial Information by Elisha Noyce is a comprehensive guide designed to educate young readers about various industries and practical knowledge of the time. Aimed at boys with an interest in mechanics, engineering, and industry, the book provides detailed explanations of the workings of factories, machines, and manufacturing processes. Noyce covers a wide range of topics, including the production of textiles, metalworking, and the machinery involved in everyday industr...

In this volume, Scudder delves into Lowell's later years, highlighting his continued literary achievements and his evolving political and social views. The biography covers significant events in Lowell's life, including his roles as a diplomat and editor, as well as his participation in various literary circles and movements. Scudder provides insights into Lowell's relationships with contemporaries, such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry James, and other notable figures of his time, illustrati...

Fables: The book includes well-known fables, often attributed to Aesop, which use animals as characters to teach moral lessons. These fables are simple yet profound, offering insights into human behavior and ethical conduct.Folk Tales: Scudder's collection features folk tales from various cultures, showcasing the rich tapestry of storytelling traditions around the world. These tales often involve mythical creatures, heroes, and magical events, reflecting the values and beliefs of the cultu...

In "Seven Little People and Their Friends," readers can expect to encounter a charming and imaginative narrative aimed at young readers. The title suggests a story that revolves around a group of seven children, likely protagonists, and their adventures with various friends and companions. The book may feature themes of friendship, cooperation, and discovery as the characters embark on exciting escapades and learn valuable lessons along the way.As with much of Scudder's work, "Seven Little...

The biography chronicles Webster's early years, detailing his upbringing in Connecticut, his pursuit of education at Yale College, and his deep-seated belief in the importance of education for the newly formed nation. Scudder highlights Webster’s efforts to simplify and standardize American English, including his groundbreaking work on the Blue-Backed Dictionary, which became a cornerstone in American education and lexicography. Webster aimed not only to define words but also to promote an...

In this volume, Scudder delves into Lowell's later years, highlighting his continued literary achievements and his evolving political and social views. The biography covers significant events in Lowell's life, including his roles as a diplomat and editor, as well as his participation in various literary circles and movements. Scudder provides insights into Lowell's relationships with contemporaries, such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry James, and other notable figures of his time, illustrati...

From the moment of birth the soul is on a journey to return home to its origin. In this book Bruce Elisha records some poignant moments of that journey and provides the reader with the tools for making that journey. Used together, these tools create a synergy of movement towards that goal of total transformation to unconditional love, the state from which we all came. A work that has been a lifetime in the making is now in your hands to assist you in making your own journey back home.

"Outlines of Creation" by Elisha Noyce is a thought-provoking exploration of the origins of the universe and the intricate processes that led to the formation of life. Noyce delves into various scientific theories and philosophical perspectives, weaving together a narrative that challenges readers to contemplate their place in the cosmos. The book is rich with vivid imagery and compelling arguments, making complex concepts accessible to a broad audience. Noyce's passion for the subject mat...

From the moment of birth the soul is on a journey to return home to its origin. In this book Bruce Elisha records some poignant moments of that journey and provides the reader with the tools for making that journey. Used together, these tools create a synergy of movement towards that goal of total transformation to unconditional love, the state from which we all came. A work that has been a lifetime in the making is now in your hands to assist you in making your own journey back home.