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Walking the Heart Path by Sharon E. Reed
Sometimes the most powerful words are not those shouted at us in a crowded auditorium as a motivational speaker goes wild. Sometimes the most powerful words are those gently whispered when we sit alone with a good book in our hands. Walking the Heart Path quietly weaves such words into a beautiful picture of what it means to live authentically, humbly and with kindness.
This is not a book to be read through once; rather, it reminds me of my mother's "magical jar" of buttons that I would dip into as a child. Every time I looked, I would find a new treasure to trap between my palms, to look at, savor and think about. The same can be said of this book. It is full of simple nuggets of truth that can be enjoyed time and time again.
The Grassroots Guide to Saving What Matters by Beth Yarbrough
Nothing compares to the charm of an old home, and nothing else captures cultural ambiance like a historic building. But as time passes, more and more old structures are abandoned—or worse—torn down for new development. In this succinct yet insightful guide, preservation enthusiast Beth Yarbrough provides a layperson’s roadmap through the building preservation landscape, offering salient tips to anyone looking to protect historic structures in their community.
The Best We Could (Hard Cover) by Ellyn Mantell
In this “memoir of becoming well,” Ellyn Mantell shares her profound
journey of healing from childhood trauma. Raised by parents whose
meager servings of affection were balanced out with a steady diet of
abuse and neglect, Ellyn and her sisters often turned to each other for
emotional nourishment. Like many survivors of child abuse, they struggled
with shame, imposter syndrome, and severe self-doubt. When Ellyn became
a mother, she was determined to leave her pain and insecurities
behind and break the cycle of intergenerational abuse.
The Best We Could shares what can happen when we face our demons,
commit to wellbeing, and choose to live above and beyond our trauma.
The Best We Could (Soft Cover) by Ellyn Mantell
In this “memoir of becoming well,” Ellyn Mantell shares her profound
journey of healing from childhood trauma. Raised by parents whose
meager servings of affection were balanced out with a steady diet of
abuse and neglect, Ellyn and her sisters often turned to each other for
emotional nourishment. Like many survivors of child abuse, they struggled
with shame, imposter syndrome, and severe self-doubt. When Ellyn became
a mother, she was determined to leave her pain and insecurities
behind and break the cycle of intergenerational abuse.
The Best We Could shares what can happen when we face our demons,
commit to wellbeing, and choose to live above and beyond our trauma.
Headstrong by Luke and Myra Heavner
Like many eleven-year-old boys, Luke Heavner enjoyed playing sports, fishing, hunting, and spending time with friends near his family’s home in Lincolnton, NC. After sustaining two separate concussions in two weeks, however, his life took a dramatic turn as he suddenly suffered from headaches, panic attacks, nausea, disorientation, and other terrifying symptoms while struggling to recover. Suddenly, lights were brighter, noises were louder, and school became an unbearable obstacle.
Join Luke and his mother, Myra, as they share Luke’s story and provide tips for preventing and identifying concussions, as well as what to do if you or your child are ever diagnosed with a concussion. Headstrong is an invaluable resource for kids, parents, and coaches alike.
Are You Sure You Want to be a Landlord? by Cathy Keeton Azar
Cover: Soft Cover
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Me, Myself, and Multiple Sclerosis by Kenneth Brown
Size: 5.25" x 8"
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I Got Da Suga But Da Suga Ain't Got Me-The Must-Have Guide to Dealing with Diabetes and Finding Hope and Happiness
Do you or a loved one have "da suga?" Despite being one of the most common diseases, diabetes can be daunting, especially when you are still learning how to manage it. This easy guide breaks it all down-from an explanation of what causes diabetes to methods of diagnosis to treatments. Remember: You got da suga, da suga ainʼt got you.