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  From the Heart of a Counselor

  Casandra Merritt

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  From the Heart of a Counselor  
   Hey, Woman, Let's Talk about it! 
    
   What do you think of when you hear let us talk about it? 
    
  This book is for the Lady, the Woman, the girl, and the mother. Alternatively, anyone who wants to understand their worth. 
    
  Understanding worth is knowing and Believing that we are worthy. The Lord created us worthy of praise; the scripture shares that we were fearfully and wonderfully created; let us live, walk, and think it out, ladies. Women must shift their thinking about themselves to walk out the self-worth we were created to own! 
   Casandra Merritt shares what she believes is the most effective way to see growth in life as a thriving woman or person of worth. 
   Do you overly think about what others think about you? Do you experience unhealthy connections? Do you attract people that devalue you?  
    
             Woman, Let's Talk about it! 
   

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  There's No Base Like Home

  Jessica Mendoza, Alana Mendoza...

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  This will be twelve-year-old Sophia Maria Garcia’s best year ever: She’s trying out for the same championship softball team on which her sister played at her age, and she’s starting middle school. New school, new team, new Sophia! 
   
  But all does not go according to plan. Sophia doesn’t make the Waves softball team, and her best friend is suddenly more interested in boys than Sophia. As the middle school blues set in and her family is pulled in different directions, Sophia  
  must reach deep down and find a little UMPH—the difference between being good and great—to figure out her own place, on and off the field. 
   
  ESPN Major League Baseball analyst and two-time Olympic medalist Jessica Mendoza teams up with her sister Alana Mendoza Dusan for their first novel for young readers, based on their own childhood softball adventures.

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  Secret Sparrow - This is the...

  Jackie French

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  This is the story of women who fought during WWI, but not as nurses or ambulance drivers. 
    
  In 1917 sixteen-year-old Jean McLain is working as a post-office assistant in England. But when she wins a national Morse code competition, the British army makes a request Jean cannot refuse – to take a secret position as a signaller in France. 
  If Jean can keep the signals flowing between headquarters and the soldiers at the Front, Britain might possibly win the war. 
  But the British army are determined to hide its desperation – and will go on to burn every document that showed how women and girls were working behind the scenes, in the trenches and even in battles during World War I. 
  Decades later, an old woman tells the story of 'the telegraph girl': the friends she lost, the man who loved her, and the happiness she so surprisingly found again. 
  Based on true events, this story of adventure, courage and unshakable loyalty restores women and girls to their place in history that the authorities tried to erase.AWARDS 
  Longlisted - 2024 Book Links Award for Children's Historical Fiction  
  HarperCollins Australia Children’s 2023

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  St Catherine of Siena - The...

  Mary Fabyan Windeatt

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  Why does God work in mysterious ways? One of the greatest saints ever to live, Catherine of Siena is mostly known for inspiring the pope to return to Rome from France, but her story begins as a young woman who thinks she is called to be a hermit! How did God turn this aspiring hermitess into someone who was called to argue with the pope himself and his whole entire court? See how little Catherine learns to love God and achieve great sanctity through loving the people she cares for along the way. 
  Mary Fabyan Windeatt was known as “the storyteller of the saints.” In the 1950’s and 60’s, she wrote over twenty historical fiction novels on the saints, bringing to life these holy men and women for young readers across the world. By artistically rendering familiar stories, the Windeatt books help readers see that the saints are real people whom we can emulate. 
  Ideal for all children, especially those enrolled in TAN Academy in the fourth through sixth grades for easy-reading literature.

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  The Magnificent Possession -...

  Isaac Asimov

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  The Magnificent Possession by Isaac Asimov - Walter Sills labored for years as an unknown laboratory worker—but at fifty he makes his great discovery! Fame, riches are to be his fate—until interference looms up in the form of a few unlikeable characters — and Nature herself! 
  Future Fiction Magazine published its first issue in November 1939, two issues later in July 1940 the new science fiction magazine featured stories by Dennis Clive, John Coleridge and Neil R. Jones on the cover, but didn't mention Isaac Asimov. Of the 7 authors in that issue, the 20 year old Asimov would have a career that outlasted and outshined all the others.

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  Science and Religion :...

  Attah Blessed

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  This book was first written by young science student student in his 18s who believed that people should be more educated concerning science, it's views on evolution, it's connection with religion and with the brain of each individual. This book also give more details of telepathy amoung humans, mutations and the meaning and effects of both nature and synthetic telepathy.

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