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A Canyon Cowboy Spring
Sally Harper Bates
Third in a series of children's stories about a cowboy at the Grand Canyon in Arizona. This one has lots of great illustrations of baby animals that are found every spring in Northern Arizona. "Canyon Cowboy" (Carson) takes a ride with a young friend of his and they see lots of babies and talk about each kind they see.
Arrow Through The Heart of Time
Raymond White
Arrow Through the Heart of Time is a blend of contemporary romance, time travel, and metaphysical fiction shrouded in a forbidden love affair. It’s a story that follows a fallen psychiatrist and his mysterious patient as they race against time to confront and come to terms with an eternal bond neither of them understands—one that spans several lifetimes, is plagued by multiple failed attempts to find true love, and defies logic.
A Wizard's Guide To Family Recovery
Lance S. Wilson
Merlynn, a queen in a chess set, is on a quest to fix a mistake that left her student, a little pawn named QP, feeling insecure and worthless. Arnie is also on a mission to help his friend, Michael, cope with the trauma of a missing bipolar son and an alcoholic daughter. As Arnie and Michael work through the trauma over games of chess, Merlynn and QP listen intently and process what they hear.
A great book for anyone struggling with family recovery.
Blank Checks
Genevieve Marshall
The Rules are Simple:
Join the app.
Dream Big
Then wait.
Once a month, the world holds its breath as the global phenomenon Blank Checks selects one random contestant. The prize? A blank check. No strings attached. They write the number. Any number. Whatever they believe their dream is worth.From some of the globe’s most exotic locales come the amazing tales that fuel the hunger
- and the hunger that fuels the game!
Eight's Enough
Gary Walden
Witty! Encouraging! Controversial! Heartfelt! Spiritual! Thought-provoking! is how everyone who reads this book will react, once they dive into "Eight's Enough." This is the eighth installment in my series of books of the underrated art of song poems, or, as most people would call them...song lyrics. I cover a wide range of topics from stories based on real life, to science-fiction, to Christianity, to social issues, to ideas that will spark the imagination. "Forever Came Too Soon" will bring tears to your eyes..."Cloud Of Dust" will energize...
Finish Your Book
Dr. Lorraine Haataia
You didn’t come here just to start a book–you came here to finish it. The idea found you for a reason and it’s calling you forward. But in the swirl of self-doubt, perfectionism, and procrastination, it’s easy to forget: you’re not meant to do this alone.
In Finish Your Book, Lorraine Haataia, Ph.D., invites you into a writing journey rooted in connection, encouragement, and trust in your own creative wisdom. After guiding hundreds of writers, she’s seen one truth again and again: momentum multiplies in community.
Infinite Paradise: Witnessing the Wild
Dianne Ebertt Beeaff
Experience a year immersed in the healing power, adventure, and tranquility of the natural world, on sixteen acres of wild land in Southern Ontario, Canada. With personal vignettes and color photographs that track the seasons of a single year, Infinite Paradise connects readers with the wildlife on sixteen acres of forest and water meadow along the Conestoga River in Southern Ontario, Canada. Broken into seasons, months and days, the book focuses on the buoyancy of life. In a world battered by global warming, habitat destruction, and species extinction, many riches still remain.
The Hidden Vegetables Cookbook
Heidi Herman
The Hidden Vegetables Cookbook offers a fresh and clever approach to healthy eating for adults who struggle with vegetables. Author Heidi Herman presents 90 creative recipes that disguise vegetables in familiar, flavorful dishes—boosting nutrition without sacrificing taste. From Beef Bourguignon enhanced with hidden spinach to Chicken Enchiladas blended with carrots and onions, and even a
decadent chocolate cake made moist with zucchini, these recipes remove the stigma of being “picky.” Featuring more than 90 recipes, over 50 full-color photos.
The Man Who Rode Dragons
TJ Boyer
Two friends, by a peculiarity in the vortex, find themselves in the realm of magical creatures. This is a place where dreams come from. After spending two days there, Bill and Larry return but have no memories of the place. Then, the day before graduation from Arizona State University, two people arrive from the other realm and ask for their help. Once Bill and Larry's memories are restored, they agree to go back, along with Diana, Larry’s girlfriend. Now the three are off on an adventure they never expected.
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