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Guidance for Your Sometimes Rocky, Always Important Relationships We all want to have good friends--and to be a good friend. Now, in the teen years, more than ever, you need girls and guys you can trust. You need friends who will stand by your side, no matter what--when you face peer pressure,...

Giving advice to her daughter about life in general in order to support her as she reaches adulthood is this author's’ agenda. As many of us know, concrete and written advice is not something we usually have from mom and many times it's not until we are facing a situation that we remember something...

In 2004, following a minor operation, I began an online diary to combat boredom and take my mind off the post-operative numbness. After ten days of rest and many hours of typing, I emailed my scribbles to a friend. Asked if I was writing a book, I said no. An avid reader of true crime and trashy novels,...

This book tells of divorce from both the childs and the parents perspective. Every child experiencing parental split should read this book. This beautiful well told clever poetrical book is told through winning prime rhyme...

Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son Being the Letters written by John Graham, Head of the House of Graham & Company, Pork-Packers in Chicago, ... known to his intimates as "Piggy." Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son, being the Letters written by John Graham, Head of...

From the Award Winning Author of the Nate Rocks Books: **GOLD MEDALIST 2013 READERS' FAVORITE BOOK AWARDS - CHILDRENS/PRE-TEEN CATEGORY  **2013 GLOBAL EBOOK GOLD MEDAL AWARD WINNER: PRE-TEEN CATEGORY Twelve-year-old Millicent Marie does not like her name. After all, she...

It was time for Little Koala to go to bed. “Please tell me a story,” he said. Big Koala scratched her head. “I’ll read you a poem instead,” she said. “It’s about me and you, and the things we do.” This rhyming illustrated children's book celebrates a mother's unconditional love for her child.

It was time for Little Koala to go to bed. “Please tell me a story,” he said. Big Koala scratched her head. “I’ll read you a poem instead,” she said. “It’s about me and you, and the things we do.” This rhyming illustrated children's book celebrates a mother's unconditional love for her child.

Have you ever felt like sometimes you don’t fit in? Or, have you ever realized that as much as you love your parents, and they would give their very lives to save yours that they in moments don’t understand your specific struggles? It’s hard being a kid with visible differences, invisible setbacks...

Do you know your own feelings? Sometimes, we're happy, so we laugh and shout with glee. Other times, we're angry, and want to rage and roar. It is not easy to deal with our many contradictory emotions. To recognize our own feelings and deal with them responsibly is an important learning process for...

Hi! I'm Roger Crabgrass! I'm ten years old and I'm from Mount Clemens, MI. I love solving math equations and I enjoy anything in relation to art such as drawing, painting and architectural work. Everyday, people like myself are bullied both, physically and mentally because of our vulnerability. Words...

Do you ever feel bad about yourself or have trouble being yourself while still fitting in? Do you have tough questions you are afraid to ask?In this funny, honest book, teen mentor Debra Beck provides personal stories, quizzes, journaling exercises, and thoughts from teens themselves to help you develop...

This hardcover picture book for ages 5-10 beautifully illustrates the steps a family takes when a Slavic Orthodox Christian loved one dies. We follow the progression from funeral home visitation and Pomen, witness the church ceremony, and conclude with the cemetery graveside service. Along the way,...

How many times have you said or thought, “I only have two hands! I can’t possibly do what everyone asks”? Well, in this lighthearted and relatable tale seen through the eyes of two brothers, maybe you can! Join William and Michael through some of the normal events of their day and see if having more than two hands would really be better?