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Condition: Good. Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc. Tolunay, H. Meral (illustrator).

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. A sweet and simple story about a cat that discovers the enduring meaning of love in her relationship with the moon that remains deep in her heart, even when that very same moon is hidden from her view. - Patrice Karst bestselling author of THE INVISIBLE STRINGPoignant, charming, utterly captivating. Children will fall in love with Cromwell the cat and her bond with the moon. Jennifer Lea Reynolds has written what ought to become a classic in children's literature. - Edward (Ned) Hallowell, M.D., board-certified child, adult psychiatrist and thought leader who founded the Hallowell CentersTHE CAT WHO LOVED THE MON offers a heartfelt message of comfort during times of loss and change. Cromwell, a calico cat, is delighted that her shapes and patterns mimic stages of the moon. She loves their bond and the similarities they share, but one day, the moon silently slips away. Cromwell searches for the moon everywhere. What unfolds is a gentle lesson about love, loss, and the beauty of lasting memories.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. A sweet and simple story about a cat that discovers the enduring meaning of love in her relationship with the moon that remains deep in her heart, even when that very same moon is hidden from her view. - Patrice Karst bestselling author of THE INVISIBLE STRINGPoignant, charming, utterly captivating. Children will fall in love with Cromwell the cat and her bond with the moon. Jennifer Lea Reynolds has written what ought to become a classic in children's literature. - Edward (Ned) Hallowell, M.D., board-certified child, adult psychiatrist and thought leader who founded the Hallowell CentersTHE CAT WHO LOVED THE MON offers a heartfelt message of comfort during times of loss and change. Cromwell, a calico cat, is delighted that her shapes and patterns mimic stages of the moon. She loves their bond and the similarities they share, but one day, the moon silently slips away. Cromwell searches for the moon everywhere. What unfolds is a gentle lesson about love, loss, and the beauty of lasting memories. …

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Eight year-old Alex has a fight with her best friend, Zach, who says he can no longer be her friend. Why? Because her parents 'aren't married'. Operation Marriage looks at the humorous and heart-warming actions of Alex and her younger brother, Nicky, to convince their parents to get married. Based on a true story and beautifully illustrated, this is a splendid and touching story. Although this is a children's book, the content makes a serious point about the struggle for equality, with the final uplifting message being one of hope. Lyon, Lea (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. This book is designed to help women discover and rediscover the confidence Almighty God has placed inside each one of us. Confident Women Designed by Almighty God is a Bible study highly recommended for women who want to increase their self-esteem and confidence by following the path God ordained in His divinely inspired Holy Word. This is a great resource for women's study groups, whether large or small. The book can also be used for private study. Many Christian women suffer from low self-esteem. Many women have no clue of who they are in Christ Jesus. This has concerned me for years as I've counseled and witnessed many women finding it difficult to love God, themselves, and others. Over time, the Holy Spirit led me to address some of these concerns in workshops for women, retreats, and other teaching opportunities. My desire to help, encourage, and enlighten--especially women--has led me to write this study. Through the lives of Biblical women such as Mary, the Mother of Jesus, Elizabeth, Hannah, the Daughters of Zelophehad, and others, I have attempted to encourage women to examine their confidence in God and get excited about their lives. If I have a legacy to leave with my people, it is my philosophy of loving, living, and serving. I am confident that my life is one that has been designed by Almighty God. I pray that my philosophy will speak loudly to many people as they read this study book and learn more about who we are in Christ Jesus.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In his thirteenth book of poetry, Sydney Lea gives voice to the deep connection between human life and the natural world as well as their fragility and transience. Here, nature is as much a muse as a trigger for sense memory--as a schoolboy on a playground "breathing in autumn mud, / that cherished aroma" or as witness to a redtail hawk's attack and the aftermath during which "That poor doomed duckling's wisps of down / Floated in air like snowflakes, /Diaphanous." Death is a constant presence in these poems, too, arising from the bittersweet awareness of what eventually will be lost. While there is reckoning, there are few regrets in a life well-lived and closely observed. Here is a title, but it's also a statement, an incantation and affirmation: "Let's chant it throughout the year," Lea writes, "like so much birdsong: we're here we're here we're here.".…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Life is a sojourn. Some roads are smooth and filled with joy. Some are bumpy and jar us to the core. Some take unwanted twists and turns, leading us to unexpected places. Some can even bring us home. With warmth, grace, and humor, a struggling family rallies around the life, legacy, and final request of their dying Christian patriarch.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. Hope seems its darkest for Xander and his 2 dads after years of trying to grow their family. After one disappointment too many, they accept that a baby is not in their future until an unexpected phone call opens an adoption door that could change their family forever. A Note from the AuthorsOur first son, Xander, is a surrogacy baby. His birth plan, his surrogate, his 9 months, his delivery - all perfect.It wasn't long after his arrival we began planning for Kid #2. This time, the journey was not so perfect. Our initial plan was to follow the same path with Xander's surrogate in Sacramento. Unfortunately, she had health challenges that prevented a forward path. Shortly after, we matched with a new surrogate in Little Rock. The first embryo transfer was successful, but only temporarily. The second round did not take. We were out of embryos.We did not give up. We opted for another path - Adoption. Our goal was to be placed with a newborn with a guaranteed quick adoption. In the world of Foster-to-Adopt guarantees do not exist. We shifted course to Private Adoption. We were placed with a birth mother in Miami. We prepared for the arrival of our second son, J.R. (Justin Reynaldo - named after our fathers). We were ecstatic.Exactly, one week before his anticipated arrival date, J.R. was stillborn. We were crushed.We cast our net wider. We partnered with a private attorney who specializes in adoption. She introduced us to an expecting birth mother in Phoenix. This time the relationship with the birth mother was different. She was forthright in admitting to drug use prior to the pregnancy and alleged to be drug-free after learning about the baby. We flew to Phoenix to meet her. An hour before our meeting, we were informed she would not meet with us unless we paid a large sum of money to pay for medications needed as a result of the pregnancy. We offered to pay the pharmacy directly, she refused. The attorney offered to provide money once prescriptions were submitted, she refused. She insisted the cash money be paid directly to her. At the advice of our attorney, we terminated the relationship. Another blow to our hopes, another disappointment.We continued our search. A few months later, a birth mother in Gainesville wanted to meet. We were among three couples she was considering. We traveled to meet her. Shortly after, we were informed we had not been chosen. It was one disappointment too many.We decided to stop our search. A few weeks later, we received an unexpected call. Alex relayed the call to Chris. Hey babe, I just got a call from Robert (Adoption Agency). There is a birth mom who wants to meet us. She ONLY wants to meet us. For the next 5 minutes Alex rattled off every detail as quickly as he could, .she only wants to meet us., .no drug or health issues., .she's a unicorn., .she's already 7 months pregnant.He paused. Babe? Chris? Are you there? Chris' silence was broken by intermittent sobs. This time was different - no emotional baggage, no drug use, or no other families. Both the birth mother and the baby were healthy, and best of all, she had already made up her mind. She chose us.We were in the delivery room when Max arrived. We cut his umbilical cord and welcomed him to the world.When hope was packed away, a single, unexpected phone call changed everything - we found our unicorn. Embeli, Lea (illustrator).…

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Through simple rhyme and beautiful illustrations, this uplifting book encourages children to create their own happiness. (ages 0-11; preschool-grade 6) Many children experience big emotions and scary events they have no idea how to handle. Oh, the Things You Can Do explains negative feelings and coping skills in language a child can understand. Regardless of age, we are all human. We all experience different emotions. We all make mistakes and we all need help at times. Some experiences can cause uncomfortable emotions, but they also help us grow and learn to navigate the challenges we face in life. If we focus on the positive, surround ourselves with positive people, and do things that bring us joy, we can create our own happiness. Even in the most difficult times, it is important to remember who we are and what makes our hearts sing. Gupta, Anchal (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Carol Lea Benjamin is the finest writer about dogs we have today. ?Job Michael Evans, former Monk of New Skete and author of the best-selling How to Be Your Dog's Best FriendDog Training in 10 Minutes is Carol Lea Benjamin's dog-training book for the 1990s, geared specifically for people short on time but long on intention. Chapters cover: How to Know What Your Dog Is FeelingTeaching via Praise and CorrectionThe Bare Minimum (Sit; Give Your Paw; Housetraining; How to Stop Your Dog from Pulling)Ten Secrets of Problem CorrectionTen Ways to PlayThere's even a Ten Minute Work-Out to do before leaving your dog alone?a great way to calm and satisfy your dog. With its down-to-earth style, practical advice and emphasis on the dog-owner relationship, Dog Training in 10 Minutes is sure to follow in the wildly successful paw prints of Carol's other books: Mother Knows Best: The Natural Way to Train Your Dog: Surviving Your Dog's Adolescence; Second Hand Dog: How to Turn Yours into a First-Rate Pet; Dog Problems; Dog Tricks (with Captain Arthur Haggerty); Dog Training for Kids; and The Chosen Puppy: How to Select and Raise a Great Puppy from an Animal ShelterA Howell Dog Book of Distinction.…

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