If you are serious about beating cancer and are ready to discover the healing power of expressive handwriting, this book is for you. Through hundreds of prompts, you are invited to explore your innermost feelings with pen and paper. This can ease your way during chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation, and help you restore your body, emotions, mind, personal relationships, and spirit. Each section begins by revealing how the author, in radical remission from end-stage cancer, created positive...

No one is prepared for the loss of a child. No one. It feels completely unnatural for children to predecease their parents. Although it is not widely known, each year there are over 135,000 under 40-year-old deaths in the U.S. alone. And, according to one study, 19% of parents outlive their children—often carrying the weight of horrendous grief to their own graves.“Isolated and alone” is how parents often describe the grief process. Well-meaning friends and family members usually r...

Cancer patients seeking to integrate meaningful spirituality with practical healing solutions can now feast on a comprehensive blend of self-care options. This book provides a variety of holistic strategies for cushioning chemotherapy and softening surgery while empowering readers to grow in consciousness. Each of more than 250 topics begins with an inspirational quote from one of the world’s wisdom traditions, offers a story to foster self-care and personal transformation, and concludes w...

A little girl is happy to go on a walk with Grandma, but Grandma is a such a slowpoke! She stops to listen and point out the different creatures they see, sharing her knowledge with her grandchild. At the river, it is the little girl who spots a little muskrat Grandma didn't see. Grandma Is a Slowpoke is a simple story that delivers a joyous message how much fun it can be if we take time to be present with the world around us. The story encourages children to observe nature.

Adorable cats introduce spatial concepts to young readers. Above and under. Front and back. Top and bottom. Near and far. These are just a few examples of the spatial relationships that children will discover as they explore Cat Up, Cat Down

Favorite friendly animals hop and splash, tweet and purr in captivating, simple language that babies can copy!

It is the Fourth of July, and a young girl and her parents are off to see the town's big parade-Hoorade Day! Boosted up on daddy's shoulders, the girl excitedly waves to her family members in the parade and joyfully describes each section. From the bleats and bangs of the marching band to the graceful twirls of the ribbon dancers, the little girl spots it all, reciting simple, rhyming cheers with her diverse community.

Whether they are tucked in a blanket, peeking out of a basket, or wrapped in a parent's arms, babies worldwide are carried in unique ways. The simple, rhyming text introduces children to the ways their global neighbors travel. Part of the Babies Everywhere™ series.