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Thirteen-year-old Elizabeth loves golf carts. After she visits her aunt in Florida and test drives one, she decides to save her money to buy her own cart. Even though Elizabeth has cerebral palsy, she has always been taught that she can achieve most anything. For a year after that first test drive, she dreams of finding freedom behind the wheel of a golf cart. After she finally saves enough to purchase one and adorns it with a Tweety Bird decal, Elizabeth embarks on adventurous journeys around her neighborhood that include exciting escapades like hitting a big oak tree in her friend's front yard, becoming stranded on a curb in front of an ice cream shop, and knocking a mailbox post over. Three years later, it is time for Elizabeth to try for a real driver's license. Will she learn from her escapades behind the wheel of the golf cart? In this humorous story, a teenager purchases a golf cart and sets out on adventurous journeys around her neighborhood.

Thirteen-year-old Elizabeth loves golf carts. After she visits her aunt in Florida and test drives one, she decides to save her money to buy her own cart. Even though Elizabeth has cerebral palsy, she has always been taught that she can achieve most anything. For a year after that first test drive, she dreams of finding freedom behind the wheel of a golf cart. After she finally saves enough to purchase one and adorns it with a Tweety Bird decal, Elizabeth embarks on adventurous journeys around her neighborhood that include exciting escapades like hitting a big oak tree in her friend's front yard, becoming stranded on a curb in front of an ice cream shop, and knocking a mailbox post over. Three years later, it is time for Elizabeth to try for a real driver's license. Will she learn from her escapades behind the wheel of the golf cart? In this humorous story, a teenager purchases a golf cart and sets out on adventurous journeys around her neighborhood.

Elizabeth Beulla has had a tough dating journey, but she knows Mr. Right exists. In Guy after Guy, she wonders about her continuous heartaches while reaffirming her belief that there are no coincidences in life. She recalls the dates and relationships she's had over the years, beginning with her first relationship in high school. She chronicles her love life right up to the present day. She's gone out with all sorts of men, including a Southern gentleman, a churchgoer, an online creeper, and her sister's pick. Not all of them were terrible, but none was the right one for her. Whether it's problems with family members, money management, depression, or lying, there has always been something that tells her the person isn't the right fit. There have been many ups and downs, but the author has drawn on her faith to get through them, and she firmly believes that prayers are always answered (just not always how we expect). Join an everyday woman who continues to praise God as she looks for a man who'll love her just the way she is.

Elizabeth Beulla has had a tough dating journey, but she knows Mr. Right exists. In Guy after Guy, she wonders about her continuous heartaches while reaffirming her belief that there are no coincidences in life. She recalls the dates and relationships she's had over the years, beginning with her first relationship in high school. She chronicles her love life right up to the present day. She's gone out with all sorts of men, including a Southern gentleman, a churchgoer, an online creeper, and her sister's pick. Not all of them were terrible, but none was the right one for her. Whether it's problems with family members, money management, depression, or lying, there has always been something that tells her the person isn't the right fit. There have been many ups and downs, but the author has drawn on her faith to get through them, and she firmly believes that prayers are always answered (just not always how we expect). Join an everyday woman who continues to praise God as she looks for a man who'll love her just the way she is.

Elizabeth Beulla was told from an early age that she may not live-let alone walk. As an infant, doctors broke the news to her mom that she had brain damage. She was placed in an incubator but her mother talked to her continuously, knowing that if she heard her voice, she'd fight. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy, doctors said Beulla would not live a normal life. Today, however, she lives a life similar to everyone else, which she credits to having tremendous faith and a wonderfully supportive family. My Revealing Faith is a story that walks you through Beulla's life of proving naysayers wrong and achieving what even those close to her doubted was possible. In sharing her story, she also recalls the pain of seeing her parents divorce as well as devastating family tragedies. Through it all, her faith picked her up and urged her to keep fighting.

Elizabeth Beulla was told from an early age that she may not live-let alone walk. As an infant, doctors broke the news to her mom that she had brain damage. She was placed in an incubator but her mother talked to her continuously, knowing that if she heard her voice, she'd fight. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy, doctors said Beulla would not live a normal life. Today, however, she lives a life similar to everyone else, which she credits to having tremendous faith and a wonderfully supportive family. My Revealing Faith is a story that walks you through Beulla's life of proving naysayers wrong and achieving what even those close to her doubted was possible. In sharing her story, she also recalls the pain of seeing her parents divorce as well as devastating family tragedies. Through it all, her faith picked her up and urged her to keep fighting.

Izzie's mother, Anna, feels sick and is lonely most of the time. Izzie dreams up a brillant idea to cheer her mom up. Anna needs a puppy to keep her company. A puppy will give her a reason to get out in the sunshine. Despite a few sneezes, Anna grows to love her puppy, Jazzy. The puppy is a picky eater but like strange human food like crackers and chips. It isn't until changes occur in the house that everyone realizes just how much Jazzy cares for her family and her family cares for her. Based on a true story, Yo Yo Allergies, a picture book for children, shares a story about kindness and hope. It chronicles how the heart of an animal brings a family's home a little extra comfort when times get tough.

Izzie's mother, Anna, feels sick and is lonely most of the time. Izzie dreams up a brillant idea to cheer her mom up. Anna needs a puppy to keep her company. A puppy will give her a reason to get out in the sunshine. Despite a few sneezes, Anna grows to love her puppy, Jazzy. The puppy is a picky eater but like strange human food like crackers and chips. It isn't until changes occur in the house that everyone realizes just how much Jazzy cares for her family and her family cares for her. Based on a true story, Yo Yo Allergies, a picture book for children, shares a story about kindness and hope. It chronicles how the heart of an animal brings a family's home a little extra comfort when times get tough.