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This is the story of two loving souls, Jessica, a Spanish village girl and Aniket, son of the Indian Ambassador to Spain, who first meet at a school competition. As they grow older, they fell in love with each other. But, circumstances forced them to move on with their separate lives and Aniket moves...

This guide to the University of North Texas is created especially for parents and families to help them navigate their student’s college experience. It answers key questions parents have about the university and includes links to further information. Parenting a college student comes with its own...

Inspired by certain true events The story now continues. Joey finds himself at the precipice of stardom, fame, and the unrelenting force of darkness following close behind him. Joeys team, the Patriots, are State Champions on their way to another year of battling to keep their title...

This book is written to benefit mothers of teens and young adults. I had my daughter in mind who is twenty-one and soon to leave the nest. I wanted this book to remind her and other daughters and their mothers of the impartations of wisdom and guidance to use on her new journey when she leaves home.

Attention all slackers. We know you just can’t read a full length self-improvement book. And you don’t want your slacker friends to see you carrying a physical book around. So here’s the Slackers’ Edition ebook of Trust Your Radar. Same real world advice, just in a short, easy to read, easy...

Johnny Hendricks, son and grandson of traditional Christian pastors in Grand Rapids, graduates from college and gets the calling to create a youth mission in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Soon after he arrives, he finds himself embroiled in a controversy dividing the city of Hancock right down...

Inspired by a real life situation. Amy and Susie learn that there are more important things in life than "The Pink Hat." Originally written as a final exam for an early childhood education class.

This is the story of a determined mother's struggle with a state agency which was established to provide care and oversight for persons who were intellectually or mentally challenged so they can have a life in society. The agency's methods of determining who should receive their attention varied widely...

"Hugs From The Heart" began as autobiographical bedtime story 'memories' meant to lighten the moods of dear friends, many of whom spend their lives providing care and support for others. A collection of memories from my past, observations from my own perspective, and encouragement for those...

Read how C.A Rivers went through hell to get to her spiritual life. C.A Rivers doesn't have to look for "Someone Please Love Me" anymore.

"From my view, some of the things that made you a great Dad (in our childhood, many of which you still do now) were: You always prayed for us You valued your children so much that you always talked about us, wanted us around You spent time with us and we did a lot of things together (family...

Today more than 20 million Millennials aged 18-34 live with their parents. In tracking five different families as they navigate the generation gap between parents and boomerang kids, coaches Phyllis Goldberg and Rosemary Lichtman tap the creative power of story to give counsel and comfort.

My book "Don't Give Up" was written to help other young people who are sad and feel alone. The main character is a girl who experiences these emotions and fought to make a better life for herself. With the help of two best friends she makes it through high school. Katie takes the bull by...

Psychologically Informed Environments outlines the problems inherent in working with marginal populations, (such as the homeless). The analysis considers the issue of masculinities, and how these are erased within current academic discourses. The key issue is around how emotional recovery is generated...