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Navigating the turbulent waters of a cancer diagnosis is no easy feat, especially for someone who has dedicated their life to caring for others. “HER 2+ Breast Cancer Story” brings us to the heart of one woman’s journey—a seasoned cardiovascular nurse practitioner faced with her battle against HER 2+ breast cancer. Her determination to overcome breast cancer not only motivated her but also touched the lives of many through her pioneering efforts and sincere writing.

Inspired by the popular 8-Bit Mighty Trucks picture book, this audiobook brings 20 awesome trucks to life with playful narration, fun facts, and exciting sound effects. From dump trucks and cement mixers to ice cream trucks and fire engines, each vehicle is introduced in a kid-friendly way that sparks imagination and curiosity.

Aria Collins thought she had left Moon River, and the boy she once loved — behind forever. The small town was full of memories she didn’t want to face: whispers of judgment, family expectations, and a love she was told was forbidden. But when life burns her bridges and leaves her with nothing but broken dreams, returning home is the only option left.

In The Glass and the Gift, Nora is scared to give her Primary talk because reading is hard, and standing in front of everyone feels impossible. But when Dad shows her that Heavenly Father’s help is like the air—always there, filling the spaces she can’t—Nora learns she’s never alone, and her courage even overflows to help someone else be brave too.

Eli’s treasure box is broken, and so is his friendship with his sister. But when Mom shows him that forgiveness is like pulling out a splinter, Eli learns that healing restores his heart, mends his relationship with his sister, and brings him closer to Jesus the greatest treasure of all.

Are you struggling to move on after heartbreak? Feeling lost, anxious, or stuck in the pain of a breakup? Unloved is your compassionate, step-by-step guide to surviving the end of a relationship and rediscovering yourself. Packed with practical tools, psychological insights, and empowering strategies, this breakup recovery guide helps you: Understand the science of heartbreak and why letting go feels impossible.

We can teach young boys essential qualities that can foster lifelong confidence, high performance, and emotional wellbeing: core qualities needed for them to cultivate a complete dimensional life. In The Power of Small Wins: How Tiny Steps Can Lead to Big Success, young boys will learn to develop these core attributes to transform their lives into strong and confident people to win every day of their lives. And the good news is that parents and teachers will assist them in this effort.

What Holds Us Together: Reframing Addiction is a deeply compassionate, trauma-informed exploration of addiction as an emotional survival strategy-not a moral failure, not a disease, but a ritual of coherence. Author Aubrey Perin blends personal insight, narrative psychology, and lived experience to offer a reframing that is both intellectually grounded and emotionally accessible. With lyrical prose and steady rhythm, the book guides listeners through the anatomy of addiction-its rituals, its logic, its collapse-and offers a new language for those navigating its aftermath.

Are you a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about what it really means to wake up? If you've listened to books on enlightenment, mindfulness, or personal growth and still find yourself wondering how to actually experience those powerful states, you're not alone. In The Power of How, David Smithstein offers a refreshingly grounded approach to spiritual awakening. Drawing on insights from neuroscience, he demystifies the awakening process and shows that it’s not reserved for gurus or masters; it’s available to anyone willing to engage with awareness in a new way.

Kelli Mason never had anything handed to her. Years ago, she had to give up her beloved barrel racing horse as well as any hope of turning handsome Marshall Walker’s head. Now she’s got a second chance to relive her teenage dreams, but there’s one cowboy standing in her way. Marshall Walker has had his eye on Kelli Mason since high school. There are only two problems. They have nothing in common, and they fight like cats and dogs. And now, the girl of his dreams may have taken things too far by buying a horse he considers dangerous.

Roxxy Foxx, retired US Airforce Security Forces Sniper, is a daring private investigator in the river city of Sacramento, California.

Abi Williams dreams of being a writer, but her parents and her bank account tell her she needs a real job. Stewart Vincent doesn’t like change. So when his long-time assistant quits on him right before the holidays, he dreads the process of finding someone new.

Morgan Westcott is watching her dream slip away. Burned in love and with no family left to lean on, she is trying to build an equine therapy program from scratch in her little hometown. But help is hard to come by and the writing is on the wall. Cody Haskins finally has his dream job. He’s risen to become one of the top cow horse trainers in the nation, and now he’s riding for the famous Walker Ranch Brand—the family that took him in when he was a kid. But he’s got a hole in his heart and a hankering for the one thing that’s always slipped through his fingers.

Rockets’ center fielder, Ky Jennings, needs to revamp his image, and quick. His manager’s solution? Be the next bachelor on the reality TV show Finding Love. With over five million viewers and the ability to spin the show in whatever direction they want, it’s the perfect solution. No biggie, since he’s not interested in love. But sparks fly when Ky locks eyes with a hazel-eyed beauty who doesn’t seem to know—or care—who he is. One that he’s supposed to send home but everything in him screams not to.

When the owner of the Sweet Harvest Tea Shop in Pumpkin City, Pennsylvania, Gloria, finds out about the upcoming Scone Showdown being held near her town, she is interested in participating. Even more so when she meets the handsome coffee shop owner from a nearby town, Jordan. However, when they discover that his grandfather and her grandmother have an old grudge between them, Gloria and Jordan don't know if they should pursue a relationship or not. With God's help, will they help the grands to heal and open the way for their own sweet romance?

Centuries ago, beautiful young Ilsbeth Clark was accused of witchcraft after several children disappeared. Her acquittal did nothing to stop her fellow townsfolk from drowning her in the well where the missing children were last seen. When author and social media influencer Elena returns to the summer paradise of her youth to get her family's manor house ready to sell, the last thing she expected was connecting with—and feeling inspired to write about—Ilsbeth’s infamous spirit. The very historical figure that her ex-childhood friend, Cathy, has been diligently researching.

A life-changing event has brought Yana back to the archaic primordial essence of her being. This mental retreat has dulled Yana’s former understanding of the world, and now she has to relearn everything from the very beginning. The world appears to her as simultaneously familiar (Yana’s feminine grown-up nature) yet also fresh, bizarre, ironic, and often completely illogical (Yana’s new child-like, back-to-the-core nature).

When owner of the Pumpkin Patch Quilt Store in Pumpkin City, Pennsylvania, Franny Green, discovers a photograph of her deceased grandmother holding a wedding quilt, standing beside a man who is not Franny’s grandfather, she is anxious to discover who the man is. She knows she can find answers through her grandmother’s friends at Ripe on the Vine nursing home, but they insist on doing a bit of matchmaking between her and Doctor Birch Trees before they will satisfy her curiosity by insisting Franny "show the doctor around the local festival". Will Franny get the answers she wants?

The new female manager’s encyclopedia - how to lead like a pro and spin teamwork into value, even with little experience! If you’ve been newly appointed to a managerial position with a few years of experience under your belt…you may struggle to get used to your peers calling you “boss”. However, it would help if you weren’t afraid to embrace leadership roles - you earned every right to excel, and your boss must have noticed something exceptional in you, so don’t downplay yourself.

On the night of October 6, 1998, a gay 21-year-old University of Wyoming student named Matthew Shepard was lured from a bar by two young men, then savagely beaten, tied to a fence on the outskirts of Laramie, and left to die. Five days later, Lesléa Newman arrived on campus to give the keynote speech for the University of Wyoming’s Gay Awareness Week. October Mourning is Lesléa Newman’s deeply personal response to the events of that tragic day and its brutal aftermath.