Wheatmark: 217 books

Heidi Siefkas lost her health, her career, and her marriage after she was struck by a one-thousand-pound tree branch. While she made great strides in her physical and emotional recovery in the months that followed -- an arduous process that she chronicled in When All Balls Drop -- Heidi wasn't content...

This is a story about Bubbles, Bobby and May's cat, who is taken to a veterinary hospital after an accident. She has not met a veterinarian before and finds he gives her much love and care. She learns she needs to be more aware when she travels. About the Author Author Debby Hoge, a...

By the end of the twentieth century, biologists and anthropologists concluded that there are no human races. In Three Biological Myths: Race, Ancestry, Ethnicity, Professor Alain F. Corcos raises the question: What about ethnicity? Is it also a biological myth? He also asks a very important question...

Over the years, people have commented, "Why don't you write about your life?" To write a chronological autobiography never appealed to me. Thus, I abandoned the idea until about five years ago when having morning tea with my Byzantium scholar-friend in Sydney. We were discussing some aspect of Classical...

Life is not always easy or fair for the follower of Christ. Yet, Sheryl Giesbrecht has learned, from the depths of past pain, it is possible to be raised up. It is possible to heal. Most importantly, it is possible to exchange hurt for hope. In her inspirational new book, Get Back Up: Trusting God When...

You walk into a room, determined not to get angry and upset again. And yet you do.You prayed away your guilt from something you did last week, or last year, or a decade ago -- only to have the regret andshame flood in one day out of nowhere.After practicing patience or kindness for years, you...

With the dogged persistence of a pilgrim and the audacity of a mystic, Patricia Hofer offers the sixth and last book in her series of daily studies and devotion. At times proudly assertive, at other times embarrassingly honest, Living Calm opens a window into Hofer's soul, into the...

How did the religious impulse begin?Does Christian believing allow for scientific research?If moral behavior isn't a natural propensity, where did it come from?Christianity is large enough and deep enough to embrace all of our complex questions, doubts, andspeculations. What gets us nowhere...

Where is our soul? How did it get there? What makes it grow? Does God love everyone? Is our anger at God justified? Howdo we face hardship and death?Patricia Hofer covers these questions and more in her new book, Yielding to Wonder. She has found that freshanswers and new understanding revitalize...

Healing and wholeness.Comfort and confidence. Spirituality and faith. Continuing life and individuality.If you're seeking any of these things, it's time to open your heart to the world of Living Strong.Unlike Living Large, which took Christian believing into the outer spaces...

Abandoned by neglectful owners, a golden retriever must learn to fend for himself. Over time he develops street smarts, avoiding fast moving cars and net-carrying humans. But his newfound sense of caution can't quite overcome his loving nature. He risks capture again and again as he helps those who need...

Loss can be devastating, especially when you lose a life-long partner. Now that you are alone you must find the power to go it alone and discover a new purpose in life. But how can you start again and recover from such a change when you feel frozen in grief? Alone, alone, alone will help...

On the outside, I remained poised and collected. Within, I searched for answers . . . The signs were there. Her husband was distant. Angry. He withdrew if she so much as lightly brushed his shoulder. Still, nothing prepared Margherita Gale Harris for the day when Mark -- a physician and Episcopal...

A loving and enthusiastic record of a cat who was dearly loved, this book chronicles the adventures of Sammy, a Siamese who was considered a member of the family from the day he and his brother joined his "girls." He slept with his girls; he ate a sample of their food, selectively eating what he liked...