When Woodrow's mother suddenly disappears, he moves to his grandparents' home in a small Virginia town where he befriends his cousin and together they find the strength to face the terrible losses and fears in their lives.

Product Description: Finding a way to cope through poetryThe days seem carefree for Piper Berry in her hometown of Buttermilk Hill, North Carolina -- days filled with fishing with her daddy and ten-year-old aunt/best friend Lindy and listening to her grandmother's stories...read more

Product Description: Ruth White's first chakra book, Working with Your Chakras, has become the definitive book on the subject. In this long awaited follow-up, Ruth builds on the foundations laid in her first book and takes chakra work to a deeper level, by presenting the archetypes of each chakra and how to work with them...read more

Product Description: Ted Wyatt and Kelly Trent make choices that determine the direction their lives will take. Ted wants to marry and start a family; Kelly wants to leave ranch life behind. They seem to have complementary needs-but do they? Or are they headed for frustra

Product Description: The book breaks new ground in applying the concepts of the clinical learning cycle to clinical teaching. It is suitable for Nurse educators, staff development, personnel and biological, social and behavioural science teachers.

Discusses energy concepts such as auras and sound therapy, how to manage a healing session and interpret energy sensations, and how to understand an illness from emotional and spiritual perspectives. (view table of contents)

Product Description: Book by White, Ruth

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"""What else would you wish for?" Daddy says. "If you could have anything in the world, what would you wish for?" I shrug. "Oh, I don't know. Maybe . . ." "Maybe what?" "For us to live better than we do." He does not say anything. "" ""In 1948, award-winning author Ruth White lived in Jewell Valley, a coal camp nestled between the hills of southwestern Virginia, with her mother, still mourning for a baby who died four years earlier; her father, who spent the weekends and most of his pay out drinking; and her three older sisters, Audrey, Yvonne, and Eleanor. Told in Audrey's voice, this is how the author imagines Audrey's experiences during a time of great trauma for the White family - and what happened before they were able to live a better life. This snapshot of life in a coal camp, complete with everyday heartaches and joys - as well as stories, songs, and jokes - is Ruth White's most personal work to date. "Little Audrey" is a 2009 Bank Street - Best Children's Book of the Year.

In 1955, thirteen-year-old Lyric finds her whole life changing when her family moves from the hills of Virginia to a town in Michigan and her older sister Summer begins descending into mental illness.