Graphic Lives is a series of highly engaging graphic novels for young people who may need counselling and psychotherapy. Each book introduces the difficulties faced by a teenage character and follows them as they travel on their therapeutic journey with a skilled and creative therapist. The key aims of these books are to demystify counselling and psychotherapy so that it is more appealing and accessible to young people to destigmatise emotional and mental health problems so that young people are better able to accept help to encourage young people to embark upon their own healing journeys, equipped with the sense that there is a way forward. Following the traumatic break-up of her parents' marriage, Lexi feels excluded and unloved. Unable to cope with her emotions, she self-harms, cutting herself with a scalpel. When her boyfriend splits up with her the self-harm intensifies until Lexi's sister persuades her to see Steph, the school counsellor. Together they explore some of the experiences that have shaped the way Lexi responds to negative emotions, and though the challenges she faces remain the same, as the therapy continues she learns how to experience those emotions without self-harming.

Comedy starring Matthew Broderick as Cooper, a Chicago-based journalist suffering from post-concussion memory loss who takes leaves from his job and returns to his rural Missouri hometown. There he runs into his recently-divorced high school sweetheart, Charlotte (Virginia Madsen), and, at his mother's request, attempts to persuade his Alzheimer's-impaired Uncle Rollie (Alan Alda) to move into a nursing home.

This is an inspirational book to help each of us to search our inner self to become a better person. We all have the good qualities some just may have to take a long hard look. This book talks about doing self-evaluations and to set your own goals of whom you should become. I speak of certain experiences of my own life and how they have impacted me to become the person I am today. How society sees a pattern in our lives and that is what they see so that must be who we are. That is not always the case only we know who we are and what our intent is. What we normally do is usually the pattern that is easiest for us to follow, so we should choose a good path. Try surrounding yourself with positive influences, which makes it easier for you to be positive as well. Always be true to yourself. Believe in yourself. Realize you have full control of your own life, and how you should live it in a manner you can be proud of. Be happy with every aspect of your life and fulfill your purpose in every decision. Realize we are never hopeless even if it seems we are in a hopeless situation there is always hope for yourself. These are just a few inspirational thoughts or encouragement that this book encloses. So ask yourself "who are you?

God has different plans for marriage than you ever imagined. Join tim+anne evans as they explore a revolutionary perspective of what marriage can be-by going back to the beginning. In Eden, a married couple was created to reflect and reveal the oneness and plurality in God's Trinitarian nature. A man and woman, both made in the image of God, and both given the procreation and dominion mandates. Together, naked and without shame, they enjoyed co-leadership.