Our Love Has No Limits is a book for all couplesThis book is a very special gift for your significant other, or to keep for yourself to remember when, why, and how the two of you fell in love! It's a beautiful guided journal for couples to record the story of their relationship, preserving the memories of how they met and fell in love for future generations.

Say hello to our special birds, Bala Bird, Bora Bird, Betty Birdie, Barry Birdie, Darrell Dodo Bird, Brandi Birdi and the colorful Osgood Ostrich. They are having on-going serious discussions about life, making good decisions, and how to be happy. Join them in these discussions. Bala, Bora, Betty and Barry help their friends Osgood and Darrell learn another of life's lessons and how to share. This is an interactive book. It is a special book which allows a child to be part of the story by becoming the book's illustrator. One may use pencil, crayons, large marking pens, watercolors, or any other medium of choice. However, if you purchase this as an "e-book," you can do your illustrations on several pages of art paper, on the computer, etc. Be creative Have fun A major purpose of this series is to give parents, teachers, and caregivers of young children a brief way to initiate discussion on these important topics. By giving the young child the opportunity to serve as the illustrator of the books in this series, the child can better internalizes the concepts, lessons and the morals/values presented.

Say hello to our special birds, Bala Bird, Bora Bird, Betty Birdie and the colorful Osgood Ostrich. They are having serious discussions about life, making good decisions, and how to be happy. Join them in these discussions. Bala and Bora help their friend Osgood learn another of life's lessons and what "restitution" means. This is an interactive book which allows a child to be part of the story by becoming the book's illustrator. A child can help "make" the book by drawing the illustrations, using pencil, crayons, large marking pens, watercolors, or any other medium of the child's choosing---being creative and having fun As children "read" and illustrate the book, they are asked what they can learn from the birds' discussions.

Say hello to our special birds, Bala Bird, Bora Bird, Betty Birdie, Barry Birdie, Darrell Dodo Bird, Brandi Birdi and the colorful Osgood Ostrich. They are having on-going serious discussions about life, making good decisions, and how to be happy. Join them in these discussions. Bala, Bora, Betty and Barry help their friends Osgood and Darrell learn another of life's lessons and how to handle bullying. This is an interactive book. It is a special book which allows a child to be part of the story by becoming the book's illustrator. One may use pencil, crayons, large marking pens, watercolors, or any other medium of choice. However, if you purchase this as an "e-book," you can do your illustrations on several pages of art paper, on the computer, etc. Be creative Have fun A major purpose of this series is to give parents, teaches, and caregivers of young children a brief way to initiate discussion on these important topics. By giving the young child the opportunity to serve as the illustrator of the books in this series, the child can better internalize the concepts, lessons and the morals/values presented.

Say hello to our six special birds, Bala Bird, Bora Bird, Betty Birdie, Barry Birdie, Darrell Dodo Bird and the colorful Osgood Ostrich. They are having serious discussions about life, making good decisions, and how to be happy. Join them in these discussions. Bala and Bora help their friends Osgood and Darrell learn another of life's lessons and what "a love of others" means. This is an interactive book which allows a child to be part of the story by becoming the book's illustrator. A child can help "make" the book by drawing the illustrations, using pencil, crayons, large marking pens, watercolors, or any other medium of the child's choosing---being creative and having fun As children "read" and illustrate the book, they are asked what they can learn from the birds' discussions.

Say hello to our special birds, Bala Bird, Bora Bird and the colorful Osgood Ostrich. They are having a serious discussion about life, making good decisions, and how to be happy. Join them in this discussion. Bala and Bora help their friend Osgood learn to make good decisions and how to "keep his head out of the sand." This is an interactive book which allows a child to be part of the story by becoming the book's illustrator. A child can help "make" the book by drawing the illustrations, using pencil, crayons, large marking pens, watercolors, or any other medium of the child's choosing---being creative and having fun As children "read" and illustrate the book, they are asked what they can learn from the birds' discussions.

This personal prayer book was written to spiritually inspire, guide and encourage the habit of prayer through "spontaneous" and "listening" prayers, supplementing "traditional" prayers. Some people say that they don't know "how" to pray spontaneously and maybe that is how you feel. Well, this book is a "how I do it." Pray these spontaneous prayers, as if they are your own. Then, edit Modify Create your own Use the prayer templates included in the book and make your own personalized prayer styles. Let your prayers reflect your own personal feelings, needs, emotions, and thoughts, and communicate with God on a personal level.

You see something you like and automatically reach for that old credit card. You ALWAYS use the card. Right? Why not? BUT, can you really afford it? In order to answer that question with any degree of accuracy, you need to have a budget. Not sure? Then you may benefit significantly by re-thinking your finances. After reading the entire book, you should be able to complete your own personalized written monthly budget using the budget elements in this book. You too can have a "good" budget and "live within your means." The goal of this book is to help interested persons be successful and, therefore, affect their entire lives and sense of financial well-being---to be successful in managing personal finances and plan for a comfortable, stable future

Ever wonder what it would be like to sit down and learn anything you wish to learn and remember it? And have it "pop into your mind" when you want it? Readily available in conversation? Or write it instantly whenever you wish? YOU CAN And anyone can do it The answer is so simple; it is almost startling. All you need to do is follow the few simple steps outlined in this self-help book Now, in order to do this, it means that you have to put forth some effort---you need to do something Just follow these four steps and LEARN Remember, there is no magic wand. There is no magic pill. There is no magic potion. It just takes effort. Simple effort. If you want it to happen and you follow these steps, it WILL happen

Are you in need of additional assistance in obtaining and in keeping a job? Then this Employment Primer is for you Learn about the "personnel selection" process and the typical employment culture. Knowing about the process will make it less stressful for you and help you be more successful The goal of this book is to help you successfully GET the job of your choice and KEEP it---to make you successful in your employment

Happy people made the decision to be happy. As you work your way through this guide to happiness, look at each factor and determine how you can improve your life, how you can impact your own happiness. In some areas you may already be there or almost there. Good for you In other areas, you may need to make a decision to modify or change that element of your life. Remember: It's your life. You can be as happy as you desire

In 1971 Mary Barnes published Mary Barnes: Two Accounts of a Journey Through Madness. The book is probably the most celebrated contemporary account of what it is like to be mad. In it she describes the experience of profound regression in London's best-known community household of the 1960s, Kingsley Hall. Something Sacred continues the story, describing her subsequent life and her involvement in a series of psychotherapeutic households, this time as a helper to others. She looks back on the Kingsley Hall years with detachment, humour and gratitude. Her observations on problems of mental health care, the relationship between psychotherapy and religious practice, and the nature of deep regression will stimulate much thought.