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Join Tammy as she adjusts to the horrors of winter! 

Eddy wants to ride his bike, but the training wheels are gone! Daddy took them off so Eddy could learn to ride without them, but Eddy is used to riding with the training wheels, and he is upset. Who knew riding a bike could be so hard? When Eddy crashes his bike and falls off, he is ready to give up. Will Eddy ever ride his bike without the training wheels? Find out if riding the bike does get easier!

This heartwarming children’s book will empower children of all ages with valuable themes of friendship, loyalty, and courage. Kids will adore hearing about Lulu’s adventure while it imparts important lessons about embracing being different and staying true to yourself, even if you feel like you don’t fit in. 

Color Theory is a 15-year accumulation of over 10,000 hours of theological study, person-person interviews, and meditation sessions used to curate a body of written work that hypothesizes the importance and usage of color, the existence of light frequency collective consciousness, and a multi-dimensional light universe.

 There's a Mouse in My House is a funny and delightful story for both native English speakers and English as a Second Language learners. It helps with pronunciation, while also being a captivating story. Children can listen along and follow the story. 

Are you waiting on the politicians to change your America for the better? Are you tired of the new face of this country? What a ride they've had, living in their pretend state with their elite zip codes - their oasis from reality. We, the American people, need to start making changes, all of us, and demanding accountability from our "leaders". The people we've hired have apparently forgotten who they are working for.

Carolyn Kalil, MA, takes the mystery and misery out of your search for satisfying work. This book helps you to discover your natural strengths and talents. You'll learn quickly how to reclaim your true self and find your own path to success. In a few simple steps, the author leads you to the work you love. 

COVID-19 is the defining event of 2020 and possibly the decade. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, and in the months since this declaration, the virus has shown no sign of relenting. This microscopic enemy has invaded every country and aspect of life, leading to a frantic global scramble for treatments, information, and an effective vaccine.

From a complicated Haitian life to heart surgery, to homelessness, Cynthia Josaphat’s struggles to survive her new life in the United States seem endless. After she’s taken from the only home she’s ever known by a domineering yet distant father, Cynthia’s life takes a sudden turn toward despair. Away from her mother for the first time, the Haitian teenager resolves to make the best of a difficult transition to America. Life in Haiti wasn’t perfect, but it was the only life she knew. Now, suddenly uprooted, Cynthia’s troubles have only just begun.

Have you ever longed for a journey that could unlock the boundless realms of joy and freedom within you? Look no further than The Seed: A Playbook of Soul Experience and Expansive Identity. This groundbreaking playbook by Gwen Juvenal holds the key to a transformative experience that bridges ancient wisdom with modern insight.

Looking for a way to approach the subject of adoption with your child? An adopted girl travels to Haiti to meet her biological family for the first time. Escorted by her adoptive parents, she is filled with many fears. As she experiences the village of her birth, Suzette meets her birth mother, siblings, and a one-eyed cat. The encounter with the cat leaves a lasting impression and is the key to Suzette’s journey. Join her on this incredible adventure to find her inner truth.

Even though we’re talking about discrimination more than ever, many companies struggle with why and how they should successfully implement diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives within their organizations. Others might feel obligated to address these issues but have no idea where to start or what the value truly is beyond appearing inclusive. Martine Kalaw, an author, speaker, DEI and learning and development consultant, sees the answer right in front of us: middle managers.

So much of our journey as souls on Earth can seem burdened by strife, anxiety, confusion, pain, detachment, and the very real sense that we don’t belong here—while we long for the peace, bliss, and freedom we innately remember imprinted deep in our energetic and molecular memory. Yet, what if we eased that heavy weight we carry by looking at life as a light-hearted opportunity to explore Oneness through play?