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We are excited for Megan Taunton 's I Think I Want to see Jesus in making it to #10 on Amazon Best Seller List! This children's book was written about a conversation she had with her daughter, Aiden, the namesake of Aiden’s Light.
The nonprofits mission is to raise awareness about Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG); raise money for research into a cure for DIPG and other childhood cancers; to support families financially and spiritually who are directly affected by (DIPG) & other childhood cancers |
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The latest release under CharChar Bean books, The Great Life of Lou Lou, is about a puppy who dreams of belonging to someone. She watches other dogs with their mommies and daddies and wonders if she'll ever have a home of her own. Follow Lou Lou as she finally gets her wish.
Based off of the authors own experience finding and rescuing her puppy, this book will charm each person who reads it. Delightful book about hope, love, and adoption.
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Yvette Whittington's debut novel, The Toolbox, is about a young woman who, because of a very delicate relationship with her mom as a teenager, is forced to live with her father in a town she never felt at home in. When adversity hits through both tragedy and disappointment Eve soon finds the strength to push to survive.
With the help of the items in the toolbox, Eve is beset with uncovering the treasures it holds…ones that propel her on a journey of self-discovery and revelations. "A powerful tale of self-worth and personal growth, The Toolbox is thought provoking and inspiring." -Amazon reviewer
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Coming soon from Elizabeth Collums, Passengers follows as a mysterious letter arrives from America forcing Annie, Lily, and Katy into a harrowing journey. The hand written note not only will expose deep secrets, it will also challenge the strength and fortitude of the Ewing women, leading each member into their own soul searching voyage.
Experience this extraordinary passage that begins in Ireland and leads each woman to uncover their own courage and truths in this new world. Great for book clubs with a reading group section included in the back of the book!
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Debut from Vickie Hall comes a touching look into divorce in a time where the divorce rates have skyrocketed, leaving many kids in the middle.
Whether your decision was made by you, or made for you, it is within your control to make the right decisions for your children. Please Don’t Divorce Me is candidly written as a parent’s guide from a child’s perspective aiming at fostering a healthy transition and minimizing hurt for what is already a difficult time in a child’s life. Divorce is not pretty, but it doesn’t have to be ugly either. Choose children, love, and happiness above all else!
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