Sheri: 460 books

No one says losing weight is easy, but Matt Hoover is here to tell you that if he can do it, you can, too. Matt began gaining weight in college, depressed after failing to achieve the high standards he had set for his wrestling career. By the time he reached 340 pounds he had given up on college,...

The first book and the culmination of author-poet Sheri Allens years of writing, A Collection of Thoughts: The Poems of My Life encompasses the poems of her life. Genuinely subtle and stirring in its most meaningful fashion, some of the verses in this wonderful collection are enthused by those who...

This is the first book to take seriously - though not too seriously - the surprisingly neglected role of humour in art. 'Art and Laughter' looks back to comic masters such as Hogarth and Daumier and to Dada, Surrealism and Pop Art, asking what makes us laugh and why. It explores the use of...

This workbook will teach you the steps, with many exercises, to train your eyes and mind to see Aura's. Aura viewing is possible for everyone. Anyone who decides to see auras will be able to if he or she has knowledge of some of the simple training methods that will teach the eyes and mind to...

Have you ever wondered if you're doing what you're supposed to be doing with your life? Maybe you have a testimony of Jesus Christ but aren't quite sure that He will really help you with your problems. Or, like most of us, maybe you have those days when you just don't see how you'll ever measure up. No...

The Fiscal Cliff is coming and there is no-one on the Earth that can fix the mess we are in. No one except God. Only the Divine Wisdom, of the great innovator could ever offer a true solution to the crisis' we face. The world needs a year of JUBILEE "This fiftieth year is sacred—it is a time...

Welcome to Steam, the hottest club in Savannah. Here the jazz is smooth, the dance floor is hopping and the attraction between three unsuspecting couples is rising as quickly as the temperature! Under the Cover of Night by Barbara McCauley One case of mistaken identity has Sophia Alexander...

Love's on the menu in this installment of Sheri WhiteFeather's Family Renewal miniseries! For waitress Dana Peterson, it's now or never. For a year, she's flirted with her regular diner customer, widower Erik Reeves. Who cares if he's a little older? He's yummy! So she takes the plunge and...

The words “trauma” and “recovery” have become laden with complex and often contradictory layers of meaning. In order to minimise confusion, I have attempted to define all terms used in this book in detail and to clarify which meanings are intended for the words employed. I have often found...

Meditation is believed to have been practiced before recorded history began. All culturally intact indigenous people use some form of meditation. As humans have always longed for connection with the divine, all traditional people have intuitively known that through silence, looking inward, using mantras,...

Popular forms of "Fortune Telling"; "Prophetic Revelation" or "Divination", how to perform them and how to read the results.Divination, dates back to the earliest known times of human existence. The oldest of all Chinese texts, the I Ching, is a divination system older than recorded history. James...

The Prophet Joseph Smith organized the Relief Society in 1842, championed women, and gave them personal instruction at a time when women were barely acknowledged. Despite his own life being in turmoil, he made sure to give priority to the women of the Church. In this short booklet, Sheri Dew helps...

Come taste and see that the Lord is good—and discover your faith can become a fulfilling adventure. Life can be hard, but God gives us everyday gifts—food, faith, and fun—to satisfy and refresh us in whatever we face. These gifts are like chocolate for our soul, and oh, how wonderful they taste! Too...

It is rewarding and meaningful to study the death process, because the cultural emphasis has always been on birth and the growing aspects of life. Death arrives all too soon, without what seems to be adequate preparation for it. Perhaps this is so, in part, because of the modern cultural taboo against...