Results narrated by "Jess Pellé" in All categories

Does your dog struggle when left home alone, become frightened during thunderstorms or fireworks, have trouble settling at bedtime, or simply need a more peaceful environment? The Canine Calm Collection brings all four companion guides together in one convenient volume—giving dog parents...

Thirty confident women. Thirty younger men who never saw it coming. What happens once the door locks, the last client leaves, and the older woman in the room decides she's finished pretending she doesn't want him? You find out thirty times over. Three full volumes in one yoga instructors, night...

What if faith felt less like a chore and more like a daily breath of peace?So many of us long for a closer walk with God, a quieter heart, a stronger faith yet the busyness of life crowds out the stillness we crave. We mean to pray more, listen to Scripture more, trust more... but "someday"...

Canine Calm 5: Birds & Wind for DogsGentle Nature Sounds to Help Dogs Relax, Rest, and Feel Comfortable During Quiet Time, Alone Time, and Everyday StressDoes your dog struggle to settle down during the day? Become restless when the house gets quiet? Or simply need a peaceful environment where...

The family that plays together never talks about it afterward. Ever catch yourself wondering what your stepmom would do if you finally stopped pretending you weren't looking? These explicit short stories to listen to drop you into the exact moment the pretending stops the hand guided under the...

Waiting for test results? Facing a new diagnosis? Caring for someone you love while trying to hold yourself together?Meditations for Patients and Caregivers offers short, gentle practices for the moments when medical uncertainty becomes overwhelming.Whether you’re sitting in a waiting room...

When life isn’t fine, you don’t need to pretend it is.Some days, calm feels impossibly far away. You may be waiting for test results, caring for someone you love, facing anticipatory grief, lying awake with racing thoughts, or simply wondering how you will make it through the next ten...

What would you risk to have the family you always wanted? Claire Rinaldi-Penske has everything she thought she wanted: wealth, security, and a powerful tech CEO husband. Everything except a child. When her husband finally agrees to use a donor, he insists on a contract designed to keep their...

What if bedtime could become sacred again? You climb into bed with a mind that won't slow down —tomorrow's worries looping, today's stress still humming beneath your skin. You want peace. You want scripture to feel less like a study assignment and more like a warm hand resting on your heart as you drift off. Bible Bedtime Stories for Adults: Volume 2 offers exactly that. This gentle collection retells beloved passages from Scripture in soft, unhurried prose —written not to teach or challenge, but to soothe.

What if “moving on” is the biggest lie we’ve ever been told about grief? When loss hits, the world doesn’t stop —but something inside you does. People tell you to be strong. To let go. To move on. But what if you can’t? What if you don’t want to? What if the truth is… you’re not supposed to? The Lie of “Moving On” by Jeffrey Simmons is a raw, honest, and deeply human exploration of grief —one that breaks away from clichés and gives you permission to feel what others don’t understand. This isn’t a clinical guide. This isn’t filled with empty advice. This is real.

One bedtime shelf. Two treasuries of faith. A lifetime of sweet dreams. Some nights call for gentle comfort. Others call for wonder and daring adventure. Why choose, when you can have both — together in one beautifully complete collection? Bible Bedtime Stories for Kids 2-in-1 brings together two beloved volumes so your family never runs out of calming, faith-filled stories to close the day. This bundle gives you double the tales, double the lessons, and twice the peace at lights-out — all in a single, easy-to-reach collection.

What if bedtime became the moment your child's faith came alive? The lights are dim, the day is done, but little minds are still racing—replaying the day, worrying about tomorrow, or simply not ready to let go and rest. You want more than just a story to settle them. You want the truths of Scripture to sink in gently, night after night, until they become part of who your child is. This collection was written for exactly that moment.

Some children get chosen. Marlow Prater got what was left over. Marlow was born when her mother was still a teenager, too broken by addiction to raise her. So her grandmother raised her instead — messy, loving, half in the bottle, but there. Then Marlow's mother met a man who helped her get clean, had a second child with him, and became, to everyone watching, a redemption story. To Marlow, it looked like something else entirely: proof that she'd never been the reason worth saving.

Sam hated mistakes. Every single one. Falling off his bike. Burning his pancakes. Getting spelling words wrong. So Sam built a machine to erase every mistake he'd ever made—problem solved, right? Wrong. The machine didn't erase his mistakes. It erased everything he'd learned from them. Now Sam can't ride his bike. He can't spell "necessary." He can't even make his famous pancakes anymore. To get it all back, he'll have to do the one thing he built the machine to avoid: mess up, all over again. A funny, big-hearted picture book about why mistakes aren't failures—they're how we learn.

Sam Baker is good at a lot of things. He just can't stop counting the things Marcus is better at. Faster. Smarter. Better at everything — or so it feels every time Sam looks around the classroom, the lunchroom, the pool. When Sam finally does something he's proud of, the moment lasts about ten seconds before someone else's win steals the room. Then a classmate asks him a question that changes everything: "Faster than who, at what?"MEASURING UP is a warm, honest early reader about a boy who learns the difference between comparing himself to everyone else and measuring how far he's come.

Maya Coleman has two houses now. A blue one with Mom. A green one with Dad. She has two toothbrushes, two pillows, and two of almost everything — except the things that are hard to have two of. So when her class gets a family tree project, Maya freezes. Where does Dad go on a tree if he doesn't live next to Mom anymore? Is it one tree, or two? Maya tries three different versions and finishes none of them. She hides the poster board under her bed and hopes the week will just pass by. Then her teacher asks her one simple question — not "why isn't it done," just "what's the hard part?

This short, gentle guide was created to support the full 8+ hour calming audio experience featuring peaceful water, soft birds, and soothing outdoor ambience for dogs. Whether your dog needs help during alone time, bedtime, noisy days, travel recovery, or everyday rest, this guide shows you how to use calming sound as part of a simple, comforting routine.

You already know it’s over. So why are you still there? Most people don’t leave too early. They leave too late. They stay in jobs that stopped challenging them. They stay in relationships that quietly drain them. They stay in identities they’ve already outgrown. Not because they’re weak.

Terry had the whole world in his hands. College was going great, and he was on his way to success. But the bad news and tragic events halt his dreams. A dangerous man is after him, and a woman is falling in love with him. Find out what happens in this gripping love story.

Charleston is desperate for a miracle. At St. Jude’s soup kitchen, Clara has learned to recognize the difference between recovery and pretending. She knows the look of a person still fighting to stay alive. She knows the tremor, the shame, the exhaustion, and the fragile spark that says someone is still in there. Then Toby comes back. Clean. Calm. Polite. Sober. And completely wrong. He has been to Quiet Harbor, a celebrated new recovery program led by the brilliant and compassionate Dr. Malcolm Sokolov. The city calls it a breakthrough. Judges are recommending it. Families are praising it.