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I See You In There
I See You in There
Brenda Robertson Del Monte MA, CCC-SLP
This book is a collection of personal stories of people I have come in contact with over my life but mostly over the last 23 years of my career as a Speech-Language Pathologist who specializes in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). For those that don’t know that vocabulary, I usually explain my job by saying “think Stephen Hawking.” He is the most famous person I can think of that used AAC to communicate, and he is also the best example of a person who is highly intelligent but struggles to communicate verbally. He is a hero because he very publicly debunked that verbal ability and intelligence must go together.
Grandma Carol's Not-So-Big Productions
Grandma Carol's Not-So-Big Productions
Carol Ronek
Several simple plays suitable for children and adults which can be preformed at home or on a stage. They are based on Christian stories of the Bible but adapted for current life.
Where is Grandpa?
Where is Grandpa?
Leland P Gamson
Leigh Ann Cledgett (Illustrator)
4-7
Hannah loves spending time with her widowed Grandmother Brown. One day she is shown a photo of her Grandpa Brown. She asks Grandma Brown where Grandfather Brown is. Her Grandmother explains that he died before Hannah was born, and his body is buried in the town cemetery. This is Hannah first encounter with the concept of death.
This Reimagined Empty Nest
This Reimagined Empty Nest
Contributors: Beth Barron, Kim Cusimano, Jenn Dafoe-Turner, Deb DeArmond, Sue Donaldson, Ruthie Gray, Robin Grunder, Linda Hanstra, Kolleen Lucariello, Suzy Mighell, Maureen Miller, Kelly Wilson Mize, Michele Morin, Robyn Mulder, Michelle Rayburn, Lyneta Smith, Sharon Sunkle, Pam Whitley Taylor, Mel Tavares, Lori Vober, Kim Wilbanks, Lisa-Anne Wooldridge
This heartwarming anthology brings together twenty-two diverse voices and experiences to support and inspire you as you step into a new chapter of life.
Whether you’re grappling with the quiet of an empty house, figuring out what to do with your children’s old rooms, or adjusting to kids who come back to visit or stay.
Across the Rainbow Bridge
Across the Rainbow Bridge
G.W. Burton
The author states, “I already know you have and love dogs or you wouldn’t even be reading this. I also know that you have lost dogs, have had beloved canine companions who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. In these pages you will find glimpses of your dogs, and that these stories will make you smile, or cry, but most of all remember.”
2022 Hauser Family Cookbook
2022 Hauser Family Cookbook
Compiled by Kristie Hauser Bright
2022 color edition.
Some years back, Brenda Hauser, armed with a tin box, an old wood table, a folding chair and an umbrella, set up at the two-acre sweet corn patch on their property. Corn sold for fifty cents a dozen. She says that it was fun to see people come down the dusty road in their clean white cars and high heels to pick corn. It was such a success that the next year they planted five acres.
The Strands of Health
The Strands of Health
A guide to understanding hair mineral analysis
Rick Malter, Ph.D
This new book by Rick Malter, Ph.D. is an introduction to understanding hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA) and its role in preventing disease and maintaining optimal energy and health. This book relates nutrient minerals to chronic fatigue and other common health problems that are poorly understood by traditional medicine and psychiatry. Drawing on over 40 years of personal and professional experience with hair TMA, Dr. Malter explains how the mind and body are closely connected by the effects of stress and other life style factors on nutrient minerals.
Fun with Words and Watercolor
Fun with Words and Watercolor
Art that makes you smile
Karna Peck
Fun with Watercolor is for beginners and advanced watercolor enthusiasts. It is filled with fun directions and specific photos to help readers understand the processes taught. The book also teaches experimentation using Painter’s Tape, table salt, plastic wrap, rubbing alcohol, and more. It was written by a professional artist and instructor with over 50 years of experience.
Fun with Watercolor
Fun with Watercolor
Art that makes you smile
Karna Peck
Fun with Watercolor is for beginners and advanced watercolor enthusiasts. It is filled with fun directions and specific photos to help readers understand the processes taught. The book also teaches experimentation using Painter’s Tape, table salt, plastic wrap, rubbing alcohol, and more. It was written by a professional artist and instructor with over 50 years of experience.
Fun with Black and White Acrylics
Fun with Black and White Acrylics: Art that makes you smile
Karna Peck
Dean Peck (Photography)
Step by step lessons to create beautiful forest pictures with black and white acrylic paint. Over 100 photos!
Inspired by so many fun techniques that are available with acrylic paint, I started teaching using paper towels as my applicator for backgrounds in painting.
I found that they were very diverse and I could use them for many applications. In my painting profession, I have discovered this particular lesson is a wonderful lesson for beginners. It is simple, fast and guaranteed success.
Karna Peck Website
Valley of the Shadow
Valley of the Shadow
Elizabeth Stone
Erin Stone
Mother and daughter co-authors take on this relevant and difficult topic of suicide, giving a deeply personal testimony about Erin’s attempted suicide in 2007 by over-the-counter overdose. Not only do they share their darkest days, but also their journey back to normalcy. They take on the hard questions: What does the Bible say about suicide? How should the Church respond to a suicide attempt? A suicide completion? How can faith communities raise awareness and prevent this terrible killer? As you journey through its pages, you will find hope in sharing their compelling story.
Making the Mural
Making the Mural
Compiled by Barbara Nelson
Muralist Dana Cohn
Established in 2022, the Granite Creek Trail Mural Project in Prescott, Arizona has as its mission to create outdoor art for public benefit, starting with this mural. At over 400 feet long, it is the longest single contiguous mural by an individual artist in the state of Arizona! Dana Cohn is that artist. The muralist on this Project, he received his Master of Fine Arts at Yale University and has exhibited nationally and internationally.
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