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It's a rollicking cat-and-mouse tale, but this time, they're both on the same side - racing against time to save our world and theirs. The task takes on new urgency when they discover that what is at stake is nothing less than the power of imagination itself. A modern take on timeless truths, familiar rhymes, fables, and fairy tales, told through the eyes of an "ultra-logical" mouse, a nonpredatory cat, and a teenage storyteller. You think you know these tales, but once the layers start peeling back, what is underneath will surprise and delight you.

"The memoir “Prayer Wasn’t Enough” is the coming-to-reality story of Dee Ready who eagerly enters a Benedictine convent in the summer of 1958 after graduation from college. Like many young women, she’s an idealist. Ready has the romantic notion that by becoming a nun, she will also become so saintly that everyone she meets will love her. This leads to a quest for perfection that quickly becomes for her, as it does for many, a stumbling block that keeps her from accepting her true self.

I came to Blue Bay to figure out my military future. I didn't plan on falling for a brooding fire captain and his little girl who hasn’t uttered a word in three years. As a dedicated Navy Lieutenant, my entire life has been built on following orders and climbing the ranks. But severe burnout has me questioning everything. I take a thirty-day leave in the coastal town of Blue Bay to clear my head, seeking refuge in an abandoned dance studio, which reminds me what it feels like to truly breathe. Then Mac Sullivan walks in with his little girl. Mac is the town’s rugged fire captain.

I ran from a high society wedding straight into the arms of a grumpy, small-town protector. I was supposed to be the perfect society wife, traded to a ruthless billionaire to save my family from financial ruin. Instead, I climbed out a window in my fifty-thousand-dollar Italian silk gown, stole a catering van, and drove until I hit the sleepy coastal town of Blue Bay. Posing as "Sarah," the world’s worst diner waitress, I’m just trying to survive. But I didn't count on Jake Morrison. Jake is the town’s brooding harbor master and an ex-Navy SEAL carrying his own deep scars.

Dr. Kudsi, an experienced double-board-certified bariatric surgeon, wrote this book to help people like you. It's full of answers to questions about sleeve gastrectomy surgery. With a mix of facts and some humor, he makes sure you learn in a fun way. While many weight loss options come and go, sleeve gastrectomy has proven to work for many. Dr. Kudsi talks about the surgery, how to care for yourself afterward, how to adjust your daily life, and how to feel good mentally.

Honeybees have 10 rules that they live by. And these rules, when applied to your life, will make you smart with money and a great investor! Discovered by accident, the authors learned that many of the rules are similar to those of great investors such as Warren Buffet, Benjamin Graham, and Mohnish Pabrai.

In The ADHD Fix, father and son authors Dr. Henry and Joshua Svec discuss their professional and personal experience with ADHD, addressing myths and testifying to the underlying potential in every diagnosis.

The approach you will see me take is not conventional. You won’t see the typical daily devotional material laid out to digest. This study is based on a personal struggle in reading other daily devotionals. I’ve tried to bring such lessons to mind later in the same day of its reading, and discovered that I had just been mouthing or thinking the words out in rote litany. I found myself forgetting, or being distracted from the power of words and content; and by the next day’s offering, yesterday’s spiritual bread was nothing but a faint taste of memory.