Avoid letting fear stand in the way of your dreams. Limiting thoughts will chant, ‘The odds are against you’ or even raise questions. ‘What if it never works out?’ Learn to say NO to fear.
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Bug Off!
A collection of humorous poetry addressing friendship, love, unbridled attraction, even rock and roll! Because laughter is best when there’s meaning behind what’s amusing.
On-The-Spot Tips
For Reducing Anxiety, Stress, And Nervousness
Are you anxious about the unknown, stressed for no reason at all, and unable to set free everything that is out of your control? Discover fast and easy tips for living a victorious life, free of anxiety, stress, and nervousness.
On-The-Spot Tips
For Becoming A Better Writer
Whether you wish to make a living as a writer or struggle with passing an English course in college, THIS book is for you! Discover fast and easy tips for crushing writer’s block, improving self-esteem, and developing core confidence that will take your writing to the next level!
On-The-Spot Tips
For Living The Good Life Despite Living With Someone Who Has Health Challenges
Maintain a level of health and happiness in your OWN life when you feel mentally, emotionally, and physically drained from adopting the caregiver role!
On-The-Spot-Tips For Grieving The Loss Of A Loved One
Has a tear run down your cheek over the loss of your mother, father, brother, sister, son, daughter, aunt, uncle, cousin, grandmother, grandfather, niece, nephew, dog, cat, bird, or bearded dragon? Every loss is important, every loved one matters, and even though it hurts, we’re in this fight together!
Losing a beloved pet can be just as painful as losing a human companion. This book is a tribute to love and loss in all its forms.
Stevie Buzbee, Author, Can You Do What Bearded Dragons Do?
On-The-Spot Tips For…
I Gotta Go!!!!!!
What do YOU do when nature calls one too many times? Hold it, hope the feeling passes, or worse — avoid social outings, fearing what others may think?? People are too wrapped up in their OWN problems to notice everything that you think is wrong with you.
Discover fast and easy tips for getting MORE comfortable with the UNCOMFORTABLE. Freely say terms like ‘poop’ and ‘potty,’ developing the core confidence to relieve yourself shamelessly.
…offers readers a humorous and practical approach to overcoming their anxieties surrounding bowel movements. It acknowledges the common struggles many people face, such as social anxiety related to bathroom needs and the discomfort of openly discussing bodily functions. By encouraging readers to embrace terms like ‘poop’ and ‘potty’ and to develop ‘core confidence’ in their bodily needs, the book aims to help them overcome their shame and embarrassment, ultimately leading to a more relaxed and comfortable life.
Kizito Sylvester, Book Promoter
On-The-Spot Tips For Supporting Someone With Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (Part One: The Caregiver’s Guide)
Is a close friend, family member, or significant other struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder, commonly referred to as OCD? If so, then THIS book is for you! Discover fast and easy tips for connecting with those you care for. Accept them for who they are on the inside AND outside, while living YOUR best life. YOU still matter, so stir some kindness in the batter and lay love on the platter!
On-The-Spot Tips For Learning To Manage Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (Part Two: The OCD Sufferer’s Guide)
Is your brain running on auto pilot? Are there habits you wish you could break but secretly can’t live without? Are you proud of being a perfectionist but wish you knew how to maximize your time Monday through Sunday? Learn to manage your symptoms, love your imperfections and adopt a healthy mindset simply by learning to love and accept yourself and your environment.
I like the quick and easy to read tips for OCD sufferers and their caregivers. Straight to the point!
Nathan Peterson, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), OCD and Anxiety Specialist
A Prayer to Mimi
A Prayer To Mimi, follows a young woman living with her parents, struggling to accept her father’s health challenges. She finds comfort in praying to Mimi, a butterfly who lives in the garden of her backyard. The butterfly, she believes, is the soul of her deceased Aunt Mimi who suffered similar challenges to those her father is currently facing. Mimi uses the hardships that she faced while on Earth to help the young woman understand why her father is feeling the way he is and to help bring comfort and peace to the family.
A Letter From Mimi
Have you ever been faced with a challenge? Maybe the road looks rough ahead and you find yourself afraid but somewhere deep down, you know you possess the strength within to tackle it head on. No challenge, no matter how big, is too big for you. God is on your side, walking the walk with you every step of the way. And then there’s Mimi, a beautiful butterfly who lives in heaven and watches over the weary. Mimi understands what it’s like to take on a challenge. Let Mimi inspire YOU.
Reunited With Mimi
When Bob arrived in Heaven, Mimi smiled. She fluttered her amber wings as the pearly gates opened wide. “Welcome home brother,” Mimi said.
Bob was whole again. He could run, walk, laugh and cry but best of all, he was safe. He was surrounded by Mimi, her daughter Heather, his son Todd and his parents.
There, he met Jesus. Sitting beside the son of God was Lady the Sheltie, Max the German shepherd, Mitzi and Gracie the cocker spaniels and Frisky, the ornery, fluffy tabby cat…
Sailbots & Anecdotes
Free verse poetry abandons consistent rhyme scheme, metrical pattern, musical, or other form. Free verse allows poets to structure their poems in a plethora of ways, creating unique avenues for written and artistic expression.
Purple Trees
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Will to Believe
…a spine-tingling account of physical and emotional abuse told through the eyes of a sixth-grade girl.
Navigating through middle school is no ordinary task; however, Sybille Smith isn’t your ordinary 11-year- old and she’s hiding a dark secret from Bobbi, Kelly Ann, and Star.
She must protect her younger brothers Sander and Solomon from their abusive father and his drunken rages. Being the protector isn’t easy and sometimes it feels like no one’s watching from up above.
Despite growing hardships at home, the once agnostic pre-teen escapes into nature with nothing more than a will to believe. Her father may have taken away her freedom, but he can NEVER take away her faith…
Prisoner
…Her father is a prisoner physically. Is SHE a prisoner emotionally?
Prison is a rough place to be. The hallways smell funny, the food tastes weird, and the cells inside are filled with drug dealers, burglars, child abusers, and murderers.
To pass the time while waiting to visit her abuser for the first time since he was sentenced, Sybille Smith makes up stories about prison guards and relives the day she left the hospital where she was treated for injuries caused by her father Randall Smith.
Has she forgiven him? Or will it take every ounce of courage she has within to confront him with a simple, “Hello”?
God has a plan and even if Sybille can’t see it, she must learn to grow in her faith and trust in the process.
Resembling Jesus
…Sometimes who you WANT someone to be and who they actually are, are totally different things.
Looking into Dad’s eyes at Temecula Valley Correctional Facility, physically he resembles Jesus; however, not because he has the qualities of Him, but because his 11-year-old daughter Sybille Smith WANTS him to have those qualities.
As a child, Sybille recalls photos she’s seen of Jesus, showing a compassionate character. Dad, on the other hand, is cold and callous.
Replacing anger with love COULD have strengthened Dad’s bond with his daughter. There are unanswered questions, and one fact remains true — the road to recovery won’t happen overnight.
Remembering Mom
… How will Sybille’s past help shape her future?
It’s two months into the new school year, only 48 hours before Sybille Smith’s twelfth birthday, and already she has trouble concentrating in math class. All she can think about is the death of her mother and how she has yet to forgive her father, imprisoned for child abuse at Temecula Valley Correctional Facility.
She is praying for guidance from God and the strength to carry on after such a tragic loss. She tries to forget the days of a worn leather belt, a wrench, or an ironing cord; however, a tiny voice inside reminds her that in life, sometimes the past helps shape our future.
The Interview
Randall Smith steps outside his prison cell for a one-on-one interview with journalist M.F. Clements of the Temecula Valley Voice…
As the days drag on, Randall Smith sits alone in a prison cell at Temecula Valley Correctional Facility. He’s got a lot to think about — his estranged relationship with his children and now, his own mother is estranged from him! The hallways smell funny, the food tastes terrible, and maybe…just maybe…he is starting to see the role HE plays in the tangled web he’s woven.
With God whispering words of wisdom in his ear, Randall Smith no longer wants to be remembered as a prisoner but as someone with a vision and a voice, a purpose, and most importantly, the power to change his persona for the people he loves the most!
Obsessed
Meet 11-year-old Riley Wringer. The pink-hating, basketball-loving health food nut. She is terrified of needles, her neck is long like an ostrich, and the inside of her head looks like a gigantic jigsaw puzzle that she can never seem to solve.
She’s half introvert, half extrovert, and gets along with EVERYONE…everyone but hairy tarantulas and her obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that she has yet to make peace with. OCD is a mental illness that causes unwanted thoughts or sensations (obsessions) or the urge to do something repeatedly (compulsions). It’s a war Riley has going on inside her. Who will win? Riley or her OCD? Or is acceptance the name of the game?
In their 1997 hit song, “Weird,” the three-brother band Hanson claims that in a cookie-cutter world, being different is a sin. Middle school is about being anything BUT different. Riley is walking on a high wire. At one end is standing out. The other end is fitting in. The wire is wobbling and just when it seems that things can’t get any worse, Riley finds herself in the pouring rain. It’s a tragic and unforeseen turn of events and Riley believes her OCD is all to blame.
Cross My Heart
It’s been a year since the accident and Riley is adjusting to more than just a new school. Her best friend Moira is still in rehab, learning how to walk, talk, and eat all over again. Back in sixth grade, the girls made jokes about Rough McGee, Millburn Middle School’s bully — “a big baby…a rascal with a pacifier” they’d tease. Now, however, it seems MOIRA’S the big baby. She’s 12 years old and no longer able to read or write. She needs help with simple tasks like getting dressed and using the restroom, too.
Each week, Riley spends time helping Moira through her recovery. What she may not realize is how much Moira is helping HER with her OWN recovery as she battles obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and anxiety. It’s a lesson in empathy, compassion, laughter, and hope unlike any other…paralleling the friendship between late actors Robin Williams and Christopher Reeves.
After Moira’s accident, Riley made a promise — she kissed the cross around her neck and said, “I’ll always be right by your side, cross my heart and hope to die.
Previews
Purple Trees and a Will to Believe Chapter 1
Obsessed Chapter 8 Intro
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On-The-Spot Tips For Apprehensive, Uneasy, And Insecure Drivers
There’s No Such Thing As Lazy
Mayzie The Shy Mushroom
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