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Pollyanna is a kind novel advocating an optimistic outlook, which is summarized in a famous quote 'When you look for the bad in mankind expecting to find it, you surely will'. Pollyanna, a young orphan, is living with her stern aunt, who is taking care of her out of 'sense of duty'. Under any circumstances Pollyanna prefers to see only their best side, taking joy in simplest things, she affects everyone around her. Hence a popular term 'Pollyannaism', or the Pollyanna Principle, a subconscious bias towards the positive.

Michael Black is a straightforward numbers guy. He’s done the math, and knows beyond any shadow of doubt, that he and his wife, Sailee, had one—and only one—chance to meet and fall in love. But when a tragic accident leaves Mike trapped in an alternate universe, all bets are off. Will he find his way back to the life he remembers before it’s too late?

In a kingdom where magic is punishable by death, Liora survives by shaping glass. By day, she is an apprentice glasswright—quiet, obedient, invisible. By night, she dares the forbidden, whispering lost words into molten fire and crafting glass that does more than shine. It warms. It heals. It remembers.

Barkley's Adventures takes listeners on a joyful journey with Barkley, an irresistible, pizza-loving puppy who quickly becomes the heart of the neighborhood. His playful spirit and lovable charm draw children to the Whitford home daily, all asking the same question—“Can Barkley come out to play?” With every tail wag and adventure, Barkley brings laughter, learning, and a touch of chaos. Author Felicia combines real-life inspiration with imaginative storytelling to spark curiosity and wonder in young listeners.

In 'Asma Doesn't Celebrate Christmas,' embark on a poignant journey with young Asma, a Muslim schoolgirl navigating the vibrant tapestry of her diverse community. As the holiday season unfolds, Asma finds herself confronting the complexities of acceptance and identity when teased by classmates for her differing traditions. Struggling with feelings of alienation, Asma's spirits are uplifted by the unwavering support of a true friend who helps her rediscover the richness of her own heritage.

Thomas York challenges evangelical doctrines on homosexuality and advocates for a more humane, Jesus centered approach to sexual and gender identity. This study includes an analysis of ethical concepts in the New Testament by frequency of use and an examination of biblical passages and theological arguments often cited in relation to homosexuality and the church.

"If Roosters Crow?" is the first in a series of children's books based on original poetry written by Jean Quaal. She and her husband reside in Eastern Wyoming near the Bear Lodge Mountains and Black Hills of SD. They have four grown children and six grandchildren.

The book provides a comforting yet accurate overview of the anesthetic process for surgery, aimed at children who are injured and frightened about what to expect. It explains the journey from preoperative holding to the operating room and then to the post-anesthesia care unit. The narrative highlights the steps involved in anesthesia in a medically accurate yet fun and playful way, making the child feel as if they are embarking on a rocket ship ride under anesthesia. This process is portrayed as safe and guided by the anesthetist, who is depicted as a knowledgeable and compassionate guide.

From the vibrant shores of West Africa to the tumultuous landscapes of Lebanon and the hopeful avenues of America, Souad Fakih's memoir, Sacrifice, Patience, and Gratitude, unfolds a compelling narrative of resilience and unwavering faith. Souad transforms her life's challenges into a testament to perseverance and the enduring power of love.

Born to wealth that the Civil War ravaged, held captive by renegade Comanche, and rejected by family and friends, Mary Elizabeth (“Libby”) Haley ran away from home at the age of 14. Libby learned to navigate the dangerous and volatile Old West and made a name for herself as Squirrel Tooth Alice. Given her moniker because of a gap in her front teeth and her passion for raising ground squirrels as pets, Libby made the best of a difficult situation.

Reuben woke up with a start. His sleepy eyes probed the quiet, dark bedroom; then he heard the eerie noise again. Though he had no idea what it could be, he did know one thing for sure: He NEVER wanted to meet whatever could make that chilling sound. Mystery and adventure abound on this Amish Holmes County, Ohio farm. Join young Reuben as he discovers the source of the noise in the night, tries to track down the phantom of the forest, and goes on his first deer hunt.

Dexter and the Bat is a heartwarming children's book that tells the enchanting story of an unlikely friendship between Dexter, a lovable rescue dog, and Skyler, a playful bat. Dexter, a mix of Blue Heeler and Border Collie, is full of energy and curiosity. One night, he becomes fascinated by bats flying in the evening sky and soon forms a special bond with one particular bat named Skyler. Together, Dexter and Skyler embark on nightly adventures, chasing and playing under the stars.

Many of us remember the saying "What would Jesus do" when one encountered a questionable situation where you were not sure of what you should do. The answer was to think of what Jesus would do and just do that. Today the world is struggling to find the answer to the question of being pro-choice or pro-life? Can and should a woman have a choice to have an abortion and end her pregnancy and the life of her unborn baby? Or must she follow the law and continue the pregnancy and give birth to her baby without having any say in the matter. What would God DO?

Kairi Vo transferred to Pumas High School in Southern California at the start of her senior year. Her family moved to town from Baltimore, Maryland to get away from the snow. Kairi came across as a tough girl and could care less about what other people thought of her. Growing up with two brothers, she learned to play rough.