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Named one of New York Public Library's & Bank Street's Best Books of the Year! The Farewell meets Erin Entrada Kelly's Blackbird Fly in this empowering middle grade memoir from debut author Waka T. Brown, who takes readers on a journey to 1980s Japan, where she was sent as a child to reconnect...

Tribal Police Officer Warren Lawson's World is Ablaze! Seven months after a deadly shootout on the Jericho Nation Reservation, it's the 4th of July weekend, and wildfires threaten to engulf the entire state. As if battling a living inferno isn't enough, a new menace emerges from the ashes, one that no one saw coming. Carl Jamison has a spotless record and a charming demeanor, but a cauldron of vengeance simmers beneath the surface. Pushed to his breaking point, Carl embarks on a twisted crusade, transforming from a mild-mannered neighbor into a relentless force of chaos.

Welcome to Even in the Small Things, where we explore how God’s presence is woven into our everyday lives. Host, Jewelle T. Brown - a faith-led creative and healing practitioner, blends Christ-conscious wisdom with practical tools to help listeners navigate the challenges of a faith-filled life. Whether you're navigating your purpose, parenthood, or just trying to be more present, this podcast reminds you: the Divine is always near—even in the small things. Join us for candid conversations on spirituality, creativity, family, and more as we help each other discover the Divine in daily life...

The Wrong Man. The Real Killer. Time is Running Out. A brutal murder. A swift arrest. Justice should be simple, but in Shannon, Oregon, nothing ever is. Sheriff Everett Wallace and Deputy Jake Reeves know the price of getting things wrong. Both men have scars—some from war, some from regrets they never outran. So when they arrest a man accused of a gruesome killing, they are sure they’ve done their duty. But then Jake receives a cryptic note: You got the wrong man.Everett dismisses it as a cruel joke, but Jake can’t shake the feeling in his gut.

Wie kann man ein glückliches Zuhause haben? Wie können wir unseren Kindern in einer Welt, die der Ordnung Gottes für eine Familie feindlich gegenübersteht, eine solide Grundlage vermitteln? Matthew Henry beschreibt in diesem Buch die Schönheit einer Familie, in der Gott im Zentrum steht, die Ihn anbetet und für Ihn lebt, einander liebt und füreinander betet. Henry appelliert besonders an Familienväter, dass sie ihre großartige Pflicht und Verantwortung wahrnehmen, ihre Familie in der Gottesfurcht zu leiten, als solche, die darüber Rechenschaft ablegen müssen.