Because of our belief that every young scholar can reach their full potential with willpower, help, encouragement and guidance despite real challenges in their life, the men of TDI were inspired to create a teaching resource that gives empowering stories of their lives from childhood to college to young adult and into successful professional careers. Our new book, It Was All A Dream, is that resource. This book offers: Inspiration to young men who find themselves dealing with life's advers...

The curtain rises on Theatre and Youth, volume 23 of Theatre Symposium with keynote reflections by Suzan Zeder, the distinguished playwright of theatre for youth, and presents eleven original essays about theatre’s reflections of youth and the role of young people in making and performing theatre.The first set of essays draws from robustly diverse sources: the work of Frank Wedekind in nineteenth-century Germany, Peter Pan’s several stage incarnations, Ev...

Zelda Fitzsimmons wrote for Hobbyist Magazine covering the world of conferences, conventions and cosplayers. Her world is changed when she attends and ventriloquist conference and meets a master craftsman, skilled in all things with his hands.She soon finds herself as putty in his.Come along on the journey as Zelda chronicles in her diary, how she and Scott fell in love and found their happily ever after. She starts her diary by telling her friends, how it all came to pass ...

Kevin Cann’s book is about managing God’s resources through Kingdom Principles. This is done by the leading of the Holy Spirit instead of our flesh. In the natural realm our flesh is in control, but in the supernatural realm, God is in control. Using Kingdom Principles will set us free from our flesh and allow God to bless us.

Scott and Zelda return to Kentucky but little does she know, her hairy hunk has been making plans.Come to Kentucky for the finale of the Zelda files and read the last entry into her diaries. Enjoy the love, and share the laughs as we head into a Marvelous Monday.

A month has passed as Zelda prepares for Scott's arrival to spend time in her 'Space."The two draw closer as they began to realize how much they have in common, and began to visualize a life together. Scott meets her brother Michael, who doesn't know quite what to make of his sister's new man.Catch up on Zelda's next entry in her diary as she shares with you her memories from a tantalizing Tuesday.

Zelda is all set to stay the week with Scott. However, she soon learns that his world is a whole lot different from hers and it may be the deal breaker for the budding relationship.Everything is pulled back on track with the help of Chandler, who privately alters the course of the week to end in one frickin' fantastic Friday evening.

As a hurricane barrells down on Houston, trouble winds are blowing for Scott & Zelda. The happily ever after is right within reach but a blast from Scott's past gives Zelda and much clearer picture of who she may be marrying.Pip and Michael are struggling to move thier relationship forward but Zelda's brother is confronted with a harsh new reality, a truth, he didn't want to face.Together, Scott & Michael seek a resolution by painting the town red in a day out in Vegas, no ...

Scott returns from Europe ready to see Zelda, but he is not prepared for Grandma Lula.In the past three weeks, Michael has wrestled with giving her the diaries and faces the dilemma of being truthful with his sister, not only about their parents, but their less than idyllic childhood.Grandma Lula has a lot to add as Scott and Zelda face a very real threat to the new found happiness. To combat it all, Scott calls in backup which turns out to be just the perfect thing for Zeld...

Scott arrives at Zelda's office to steal her away for a quiet weekend. However, he failed to tell her the getaway was with his family.The laughs are plenty, the moments tender, and the love overflowing as Scott & Zelda are just steps closer to their happily every after.

The Zelda Diaries collects all seven novellas in the series so you can follow along with Zelda and Scott as they navigate their fun, complicated romance. A different kind of love story without the dashingly handsome hero or the cute, but fragile heroine. These are real people who love hard and spend lots of time "getting it in." The end is just as satisfying as the beginning.

BEBEE BRYANT wrote this book for her grandchildren, Shane, Elizabeth, and Calleigh. She wanted to tell them the story of Angels life to show how decisions and events in life, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem at the time, can affect lives for many years after. Another lesson in the story of Angel is how outcomes in life can be changed by our perception and expectations we set in our minds.