Review:This book gives an alternative way to parenting, stressing nurturing the complete child with play. I've had so many interesting discussions with friends and family on the concepts raised in this book. I would highly recommend it to anyone with children or around children. It's a quick, easy and extremely enjoyable read! Read more

Review:Omg this book. It’s nothing but the cheaters guide to deflect and give “reason” to his/her disgusting behavior. The only thing I got out of this book is the insight my cheating a** husband of 20 years has been refusing me. Read more

Review:Adam Hobbs

Once Child

Torey Hayden

Avon Books

©1998

354 pages

Teacher and literary genius Torey Hayden hits a high note with her captivating book, "One Child." I have been blessed with the opportunity to read this story and it truly is a masterpiece. The words set forth to paper in this story are more powerful than a Boeing jet and have the strength to move you on an emotional level.

This is the story of young special education teacher Torey Hayde... Read more

Review:I should have read the reviews... This book overfloweth with references to some sort of God entity that is specific to the Christian religion. Apparently the spirit of this God 'draws Christians' to look for answers to issues about life and marriage in another book referred to as the 'Bye Bull' that was allegedly written by a bunch of people a long time ago. If you're not a Christian type person, besides being destined to spend eternity in a place called Hell (obviously), you're probably going ... Read more

Review:This message is for all of us with children. Even if you don't have a child, but have a part in a niece or nephew's life, this book speaks to us all. Its message is too important to keep our head in the sand and not talk about. Our futures are dependent on us doing hard things and raising grateful kids who want to be difference makers. I highly recommend this book. I read it the first time, then re-read slowly, and now am reading parts with my husband. There are good ideas, great discussio... Read more

Review:This book really makes a difference in working through the emotions and confusion but more importantly provides a roadmap to building a new relationship with yourself and life. Susan Elliott's books, her videos and this book's facebook group will honestly get you to the other side of grief, guilt and confusion. Read more

Review:This was an absolutely amazing book! I searched for reviews and read all the reviews I could before I bought it wondering if it could help me..... It did in so many ways, I'll probably end up reading it a few more times to make sure i don't miss out on anything! Read more

Review:Is your life perfect in every way? Then you probably won’t like Finding God in the Ruins: How God Redeems Pain.

Do you have absolute, unwavering, all-the-time, no matter what faith and confidence in the perfect plan of God? Then you probably won’t like Finding God in the Ruins: How God Redeems Pain.

Do you prefer a perfectly linear book that moves systematically from start to destination, you definitely won’t like Finding God in the Ruins: How God Redeems Pain.

But if you’ve... Read more

Review:Unfortuneately most of us have at least one toxic parent. This book could be standard reading for everyone. It shows the different types of toxic parents and counters their toxicity with the truth. You don't have to live your life striving for their approval. Toxic parent relationships are not healthy and should not be treated the same as healthy parent-child relationships. This book is very informative and very practical. Read more

Review:I loved everything about this book. I was asking Good for his wisdom in raising my son and feel that his answer was this book and its insight into applying HIS word to our training methods. Very convicting and beneficial. Thank you Mrs. Plowman! I am thanking God for using you add his instrument! Read more