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  Breathe - A Child's Guide to...

  Laura Alary

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  Imbued with a sense of wonder, and a strong connection to the natural world, Laura Alary's books invite young readers to engage with the liturgical seasons of the church year. Breathe is a journey through Ascension, Pentecost, and Ordinary Time.    
  
  "The day of Pentecost is coming.
  
  The church is changing color.
  
  The white and gold of Easter
  
  will soon burst into flaming red,
  
  then cool to green."
  
  So begins Breathe: A Child's Guide to Ascension, Pentecost, and the Growing Time.
  Breathe explores children's questions: How can Jesus go away, yet promise to be with us always? Can we trust someone who comes and goes so mysteriously? 
  
  Moving beyond long ago and far away events, Breathe invites children to wonder about and watch for the presence and work of the Spirit here and now, in practices of prayer and mindfulness, and through acts of justice, generosity, and kindness. Slowly but surely, we discover that we are the body of Jesus now, his way of being in the world. And that whenever we choose the way of love, Jesus is there. Always.
  
  "In this poetic, thoughtful text, Laura deftly interweaves biblical stories with subtle invitations for readers to consider how the gentle wind of the Holy Spirit might be at work in their lives today. The text is imaginative, insightful and thoroughly inspirational -- a must for every parent, pastor and children's minister."—Glenys Nellist, author of the Love Letters from God, and Snuggle Time Prayers.
  
  Laura Alary writes in the warm, thoughtful style that has made her books so popular with families who want to encourage their children to think deeply and engage their spiritual imaginations. Breathe is the third book in the "Circle of Wonder: Liturgical Year Resource Set." (Click HERE for free downloadable resources)
  
  Other titles in the Circle of Wonder series include:
  Look! A Child's Guide to Advent and Christmas
  Make Room: A Child's Guide to Lent and Easter
  Rise: A Child's Guide to Eastertide

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  T-dola 21

  Jason Yonai

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  T-DOLA 21 is 18 chapters that talks about what are some of the rules of the G-Code, streets, gang culture, prison cars, etc.

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  God I Feel Sad - Bringing Big...

  Michelle Nietert, Tama Fortner

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  Includes audiobook-exclusive extended emotional learning content!  
  Kids have big feelings, but none of their feelings are too big for God. In this children’s book from licensed counselor Michelle Nietert and Tama Fortner, young readers will explore what it means to feel their sadness and discover how to manage their emotions in a healthy way. 
  Sad is a feeling that can be hard, but if we listen to it, we can learn things about ourselves. In God, I Feel Sad, kids discover that it’s okay to be sad and that God is in all things, including sadness. With simple, accessible text, sad becomes an emotion that kids don’t need to avoid and instead something they can use to grow closer to God. A note at the end provides tips and techniques parents and caregivers can use to help young children process their feelings in a beneficial way. 
  God, I Feel Sad teaches kids ages 4 to 8 how to:Identify the feeling of sadnessSee signs of sadness in othersRecognize things that can make them feel sadEmbrace sadness without letting it overwhelm themTalk to God about their feelings 
    
  God, I Feel Sad is perfect for:Helping young kids develop positive ways to manage and name their feelingsChildren dealing with changing emotions, new experiences, or lossFamily read-aloud timeSupporting good communication and mental health habits at an early age 
    
  Additional resources are included in the audiobook companion PDF download.

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  Unlocking Your Wild Potential -...

  Caleb David

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  Deep within you lies untamed potential—a wild, unshackled force waiting to be unleashed. But somewhere along the way, societal expectations, self-doubt, and fear may have caged that power, leaving you feeling disconnected from your true self. Unlocking Your Wild Potential: Tapping Into the Power of Your Authentic Self is a guide to breaking free from limitations, reclaiming your inner fire, and stepping into the boldest, most empowered version of yourself. 
  This book is for anyone who has ever felt like they were meant for more but struggled to break free from the constraints of self-doubt, perfectionism, or fear of failure. It’s an invitation to stop holding back and start living fully, fearlessly, and authentically. 
  Inside, you’ll discover: 
   ✅ How to break through self-imposed barriers and live without limits 
   ✅ The science behind authenticity and why embracing your true self leads to greater success 
   ✅ How to silence the inner critic and stop seeking external validation 
   ✅ Strategies to reignite passion, creativity, and purpose in your daily life 
   ✅ How to cultivate self-trust and make bold decisions with confidence 
   ✅ The role of resilience, courage, and self-expression in reaching your highest potential 
  This is more than just a self-help book—it’s a movement. A call to step into your most powerful, unfiltered, and untamed self. 
  If you’re ready to stop playing small and start living wildly, this book will show you how to break free and unlock the full potential that has always been inside you.

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  Hair Like Obama's Hands Like...

  Carole Boston Weatherford

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  IS YOUR HAIR LIKE MINE? 
   
  Inspired by the famous White House photograph of five-year-old Jacob Philadelphia touching then President Barack Obama’s hair, Carole Boston Weatherford’s powerful text is an ode to all the things that make Black and Brown kids beautiful, strong, resilient, and powerful. From jazz great John Coltrane to astronaut and engineer Guion Bluford to civil rights lawyer Benjamin Crump, this book is a celebration of Black history and excellence.

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  Martians Never Die - The...

  Lucius Daniel

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  Martians Never Die by Lucius Daniel - It was a wonderful bodyguard: no bark, no bite, no sting ... just conversion of the enemy! 
  At three-fifteen, a young man walked into the circular brick building and took a flattened package of cigarettes from his shirt pocket. 
  "Mr. Stern?" he asked, throwing away the empty package. 
  Stern looked with hard eyes at the youthful reporter. He recognized the type. 
  "So they're sending around cubs now," he said. 
  "I'm no cub—I've been on the paper a whole year," the reporter protested, and then stopped, realizing his annoyance had betrayed him. 
  "Only a year. The first time they sent their best man." 
  "This ain't the first time," said the young man, assuming a bored look. "It's the fourth time, and next year I don't think anybody will come at all. Why should they?" 
  "Why, because they might be able to make it," Beryl spoke up. "Something must have happened before." 
  Stern watched the reporter drink in Beryl's loveliness. 
  "Well, Mrs. Curtis," the young man said, "everyone has it figured out that Dr. Curtis got stuck in the fourth dimension, or else lost, or died, maybe. Even Einstein can't work out the stellar currents your husband was depending on." 
  "It's very simple," replied Beryl, "but I can't explain it intelligibly. I wish you could have talked to Dr. Curtis." 
  "Why is it that we have to come out here just once a year to wait for him? Is that how the fourth dimension works?" 
  "It's the only time when the stellar currents permit the trip back to Earth. And it's not the fourth dimension! Clyde was always irritated when anyone would talk about his traveling to Mars in the fourth dimension." 
  "It's interdimensional," Stern put in.

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