M. Lee Freedman & Allison McLay 
Mindful Teen Workbook [PDF ebook] 
Powerful Skills to Find Calm, Develop Self-Compassion, and Build Resilience

What Learning to Fly Is Like: For Those Who Thought or Are Thinking About It but Never Have Jumped on Board offers first-hand advice on a path to becoming a certified pilot. For both the aviation ent …

The ability to foretell events and connect with people in the afterlife is a unique gift-but can it also be a horrible curse? In the page-turner How Does She Know, Anna Mavrides has been burdened her …

Freemasonry’s mantra is "making good men better." The principles of Freemasonry, however, are commonly orated in beautiful teachings that are often left open to individual interpretation or …

Big Mouse is a boy and Little Cat is a girl. They are good friends, not only because Big Mouse is sincere and friendly, but also because Little Cat is kind and pretty. Of course, the most important t …

In this exploration of the most innovative and iconoclastic modernist fiction, James J. Miracky studies the ways in which cultural forces and discourses of gender inflect the practice and theory of f …

Ride along on thrilling edge-of-your seat experiences as you learn the sometimes-hair-raising lessons and key elements the world’s elite teams and organizations use in building cultures that win, and …

"I killed my father. I did not know it then, but I know it now." Thus begins Bart Bauer’s memoir and his struggle to come to terms with a decision made in 1994 that hastened his father’s de …

The Best Kept-Secret in Health Care is about a relatively unheard of specialty in chiropractic called Upper Cervical Care. Upper Cervical care has been helping thousands of people around the world im …

Not your typical book on autism, Snapshots of Richard captures the essence of observing a child with autism grow into adulthood. Author and mother of Richard, Jennifer Brown offers sketches of life w …

Throughout history, humans have always indulged in certain irrationalities and held some fairly wrong-headed beliefs. But in his newest book, philosopher Lee Mc Intyre shows how we”ve now reached a …