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"A Cord of Three Strands
"AD(H)S - und nun?"
"Affair-Proof" Your Marriage
"Bist du noch zu retten?"
"Bist du noch zu retten?"
"Dadders, Can I Pet the Whales?"
This book is about how a child with Autism can affect a family, friends, classmates with unconditional love. John's love for the simple things in life which we take for granted. I hope this book can help other parents with children that have Autism deal with the challenges we faced and how we coped with it. John's smile was contagious and his love for baseball made the games more exciting. Please enjoy the book "Dadders, Can I Pet the Whales."
"Dadders, Can I Pet the Whales?"
This book is about how a child with Autism can affect a family, friends, classmates with unconditional love. John's love for the simple things in life which we take for granted. I hope this book can help other parents with children that have Autism deal with the challenges we faced and how we coped with it. John's smile was contagious and his love for baseball made the games more exciting. Please enjoy the book "Dadders, Can I Pet the Whales."
"Daddy, Where Are You?" MIA or POW?
"While working in the public school system, I discovered what the student's especially the girls, missed most was their fathers. But I soon realized that too many fathers were either "Missing in Action' (MIA) or 'Prisoners of War' (POW). Their parents' not seeing eye to eye had a negative impact on them, and it seemed as though they would never have the relationship needed between a father and daughter."I thank God for giving me the opportunity to minister, love, and be a positive role model to those students and also to bring the fathers and their daughters together."For more than 22 years, Brenda Miller worked in the public school system, encountering numerous familial relationships and giving "motherly" advice to students.Brenda is a mother of two children, grandmother of two and a son-in-love. She pursued her college degree in 2018, graduating in 2022 with a BS degree in Christian Ministries. She continued her education at Regent University and completed her MA in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration on Christian Education, from the School of Education, in August 2024.
"Der Gesang deiner Seele"
"Don't Be Sad When I'm Gone"
"Echi d'amore
"Er will mich nur, weil ich gut koche!"
"FINALLY!" A Breakthrough in Living with ADHD
"Gemeinsam wachsen" - der Elternratgeber ADHS
"Get Your Programs Here"
"Get Your Programs Here," is about Carl Douglas and his experiences as a child Entrepreneur. He loves sharing memories of the times when he ventured out into the big world as a little salesman. At the age of eight, he was driven be helping his mother pay bills. He came up with ways of making money and that made him hunger for more opportunities. Carl Douglas has a collection of stories under his belt as, Little Entrepreneur Presents Determined Mel In "From Door To Door," "Mel's Paper Route," " Get Your Programs Here,"and "I Can Help You With Your Groceries."
"Go F*** Yourself, Dad"
The relationship between a child and their father is meant to be a cornerstone of love and security. But for countless adult children, this bond has become a deep well of enduring pain, rooted in experiences of toxicity, emotional neglect, and abuse.This book is a direct, empathetic response to the profound and long-lasting psychological and emotional effects of damaging paternal relationships. It is a focused journey toward validation, understanding, and profound self-reclamation for those who have navigated the crippling confusion, simmering anger, and intense isolation caused by a harmful father.This is not a process of assigning blame, but a roadmap for courage.
"Guiding Us
"Hey Coach!...Let My Kid Play!"
"Hey Coach,--Let My Kid play is called a handbook, but it's really not. Not in the strict sense of a handbook. It is more accurately, a collection of humorous and informed essays about how parents can have fun with youth sports. This book is not a "thesis on" nor a "study of" Youth sport parenting. Those books are sterile, matter of fact and no fun. Hey Coach-- is a fun look at a serious subject. It is intended to make sure YOU and your child share this wonderful time of your lives. "Once youngsters gets to high school, they either stop playing or they play at a level that is more intense and less inclusive of dad and mom,", says author Mike Easterling "Youth sports is the time to start the old camera and video recorder and document your child's trials and triumphs on the field or hardwood. " Serious topics like how to recognize a poor coach; what the kid's want; and the importance of practice are dealt with in a light and conversational manner. The statistics, charts and projections are almost non-existent in this book. There are great essays and writings about the youth sports experience from the point of view of one who has been a sport parent, coach and youth athlete himself.If you want to get some insight into youth sports and make your experience fun. This is the book for you.
"Hey Dick"
"I thought it was my fault. I thought I wished him dead."At 28 years old, Robbie Blackburn lost his big brother in a tragic accident-and was convinced a single careless thought made it happen. Hey Dick is Robbie's poignant journey through the maze of grief and guilt that follows the sudden death of his brother and best friend. In raw, poetic prose, he lays bare the survivor's guilt that haunted him: the secret belief that he somehow caused his brother's death, the "what-ifs" and nightmares that kept him trapped in heartbreak. How does a younger brother move forward when burdened with loss and the weight of impossible blame?Robbie finds no roadmap for this shattered world of grief. He stumbles through detours of despair and dark corners of depression, numbing himself in one moment and raging the next. Yet amid the darkness, Hey Dick shines with fierce love and hope. Robbie tenderly recounts late-night video game battles, road trips, and the deep intellectual conversations only two brothers could share. He clings to those memories-each debate, each moment of unspoken understanding-determined to keep his brother's spirit alive in every story he tells. Writing becomes an act of remembrance and healing: some stories do live forever, and Robbie is driven to ensure his brother's does.As years pass, Robbie confronts the truth that grief never truly leaves us-it changes shape, becoming an eternal burdenwe learn to carry. Through candid reflection and lyrical storytelling, he pieces himself back together. He learns to forgive himself for being the one left living. He discovers small mercies: a supportive friend who shows up on the worst day, a family that grows closer in the face of heartbreak, and the realization that his brother's love surrounds him still, like an invisible lifeline connecting them across the divide."Hey Dick" is a heart-wrenching yet ultimately healing memoir about navigating life after unimaginable loss. It captures the messy, unspoken truths of sibling grief-the guilt, the anger, the unbreakable bond-with unflinching honesty and tender humanity. Robbie's journey speaks to anyone who has felt alone in grief or haunted by guilt over a loved one's death. In the end, his story is a testament to the enduring power of brotherhood and the light that memory and love can spark in the darkest of times.For readers seeking solace after loss, or anyone moved by stories of family, resilience, and love that never dies, Hey Dick offers comfort, understanding, and the courage to carry on.
"Hey Dick"
"I thought it was my fault. I thought I wished him dead."At 28 years old, Robbie Blackburn lost his big brother in a tragic accident-and was convinced a single careless thought made it happen. Hey Dick is Robbie's poignant journey through the maze of grief and guilt that follows the sudden death of his brother and best friend. In raw, poetic prose, he lays bare the survivor's guilt that haunted him: the secret belief that he somehow caused his brother's death, the "what-ifs" and nightmares that kept him trapped in heartbreak. How does a younger brother move forward when burdened with loss and the weight of impossible blame?Robbie finds no roadmap for this shattered world of grief. He stumbles through detours of despair and dark corners of depression, numbing himself in one moment and raging the next. Yet amid the darkness, Hey Dick shines with fierce love and hope. Robbie tenderly recounts late-night video game battles, road trips, and the deep intellectual conversations only two brothers could share. He clings to those memories-each debate, each moment of unspoken understanding-determined to keep his brother's spirit alive in every story he tells. Writing becomes an act of remembrance and healing: some stories do live forever, and Robbie is driven to ensure his brother's does.As years pass, Robbie confronts the truth that grief never truly leaves us-it changes shape, becoming an eternal burdenwe learn to carry. Through candid reflection and lyrical storytelling, he pieces himself back together. He learns to forgive himself for being the one left living. He discovers small mercies: a supportive friend who shows up on the worst day, a family that grows closer in the face of heartbreak, and the realization that his brother's love surrounds him still, like an invisible lifeline connecting them across the divide."Hey Dick" is a heart-wrenching yet ultimately healing memoir about navigating life after unimaginable loss. It captures the messy, unspoken truths of sibling grief-the guilt, the anger, the unbreakable bond-with unflinching honesty and tender humanity. Robbie's journey speaks to anyone who has felt alone in grief or haunted by guilt over a loved one's death. In the end, his story is a testament to the enduring power of brotherhood and the light that memory and love can spark in the darkest of times.For readers seeking solace after loss, or anyone moved by stories of family, resilience, and love that never dies, Hey Dick offers comfort, understanding, and the courage to carry on.
"Hey Mom, wanna have a catch?"
"Hilfe, mein Kind ist schon wieder krank"
"I Believe in You"
"Ich schaffs!" in Aktion