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Three women’s lives intertwine in the yarn aisle of a craft store. Grieving the unexpected loss of her beloved grandmother, Marin wants to honor her grandmother's memory by teaching herself to knit. While shopping for yarn, she's overcome with grief, and is comforted by a grandmotherly woman who offers her knitting lessons. Reeling from her husband's betrayal, Heather decides to pick up her old knitting hobby to distract her thoughts. At the craft store, she can't find the yarn she needs to finish a project and breaks down in tears.

We believe kids learn best when facts and fun come together. This book is intended for curious kids ages 6–12 who love animals, science, and storytelling.

Author Simone K. Baker has written a riveting, engaging story of redemption and freedom. Charisma is a beautiful and highly intelligent young woman determined to chase her dreams and become a famous poet and writer. LIFE throws her curve after curve, and Charisma must decide whether she will LIVE or....

Her Masks & His Truth is a novel inspired by true-life events. An unexpected encounter turns Anna's world upside down. It begins with a stranger, a globally recognized influencer and celebrity against whom she has long harbored resentment. The story unfolds as Anna's curiosity drives her to welcome him into her life, undeterred by the potential for intense criticism. Anna's uninhibited spontaneity, which led her to leave her successful career as a public figure in the Arab world to marry her beloved Joe, continues to be a recurring theme.

Many people live way below their potential because they are plagued by a defeatist mindset arising from feelings of inadequacy, the fear of failure, and reliance on others' perceptions of them, among other reasons. Overcoming the defeatist attitude explores the detrimental effects of this mindset and provides practical strategies for conquering it. Using biblical references and relatable examples, Yubbie shares anecdotes and insights into how negative thought patterns can hinder personal growth and fulfillment.

Some clocks tick forward. This one remembers backward. Fourteen-year-old Eli Grant doesn’t believe in haunted clocks or secret auctions. He just wants to survive another shift at his family’s fading antique business without getting yelled at by his sister or disappointing his grandfather again. But when a strange children’s clock—Lot 27—is sold to a bidder who doesn’t blink, time starts pulling him sideways. Eli’s sketches change on their own. Time ticks in reverse. And the spirals in his drawings don’t feel like art—they feel like memories trying to escape. Then he finds the invitation.

Fran and Jonah have started their own investigation team. With the help and support of their family and friends will these teens solve their cases, discover new friendships, and possibly find love?

Jessica Cooper takes listeners on an unforgettable journey through the darkest valleys of addiction, abuse, heartbreak, and loss—only to reveal the miraculous grace that met her there. From a childhood shattered by trauma to the depths of self-destruction, she fought battles that seemed impossible to win. But God was never finished with her story.

Engaging for Young listeners. Easy to Understand Bible Scriptures. Cute, Vibrant Illustrations. This book reminds children that they can always rely on God no matter what. It builds confidence in God's love and faithfulness in a way that children can understand and relate to. Whether feeling scared, excited, or uncertain, "I Trust God" is a wonderful way to introduce young hearts to the power of trusting in God’s word. Perfect for family story time or bedtime, family devotionals, or Sunday school. Recommended 3-8