Kirjahaku

Did you ever wake up one day and realize this is life - the same boring routine day after day? Or maybe you find yourself on a different path than what you had intended or would have chosen. You may have planned carefully and set sail for your own little paradise, only to find your proposed state of bliss is a lot more work than you had anticipated. It takes effort to survive the daily grind or sometimes just to keep your head above water. And so you wonder, how did I get here? This was not my goal in life. When reality isn't what we expected, it sometimes feels as though we are stuck in the litter box of life. We can frequently find ourselves wanting to give up, lie down, and bury our head in the kitty litter in a heap of defeat. However, hanging out in the litter box holds a bleak future. Plus, quite literally, it stinks Kitty Litter: Thoughts from the Heart is a sprinkling of uplifting thoughts, designed to give life a fresh, new aroma and help the reader see past the unpleasant aspects of life. It is comprised of three sections: The Art of Living, The Joys of Parenting, and For the Spirit. Some thoughts are simple views on the components of life itself and things that cross our paths simply as a side effect of being human. Others are geared toward encouraging overwhelmed parents. Several articles take on a spiritual tone and address the deeper meanings of our existence. Wherever you may be on your walk in life, Kitty Litter: Thoughts from the Heart has a message for you. Don't give up on this thing called life. It has too much to offer to waste time hanging out in the litter box. Let Kitty Litter help you muster up some courage, put a smile back on your face, and find the strength to step out of the litter box to give life another chance.

Grandma Kitty's Garden of Bees is an illustrated children's book about behavioral choices. This book describes both good choices and bad, and the consequences of each. It encourages the reader to make the right choices, then ends with an activity and a fun poem.

Sunny Boy is an illustrated children's book that discusses the role of the sun from an animated perspective. He starts to feel rejected when people don't appreciate him, but comes to realize the importance of the role he plays in the world around him. It is also a story of relationships and working together, as he forms a true friendship with Whispi the Cloud.

After the Snowflakes is a fully illustrated children's book about winter-time activities. Each beautifully illustrated page shows a different event that celebrates fun things we can do after the snowflakes fall, including a few pages showing how different snowflakes could look. It ends with a playful poem about the uniqueness of snowflakes, encouraging the reader to get outside and enjoy the winter.

Everybody has a bad day sometimes, but Mary Davis is having twelve of them - in a row With a husband named Joseph, this couple knew Christmas would always be special to them. But packing twelve adult children and their families into one day of holiday fun proves to be less than joyful. So Mary has come up with the perfect plan. She will invite each child to come home, one day at a time, thus stretching out the holiday season and avoiding the chaos of a houseful of not-so-holiday cheer. With a plan like that, what could possibly go wrong? But day after day of her holiday plan leaves Mary scrambling to try to save the day. With a resilient attitude (and the support of her faithful husband) she somehow manages to survive all twelve days. A Twelve Davis Christmas is a comical view of a mother's love for her children, her efforts to give them her best, with a blend of Murphy's Law folded in. If anything can go wrong, it will happen to Mary and Joseph Davis - and their tribe of twelve.

Abigail Carter would not deny that she had been blessed with three beautiful children. As a mother, her love for her children was as genuine as it comes. However, it seemed that lately someone had stolen her eldest daughter, Joy, and replaced her with a teenage nightmare. And then when her son, Corey, crashes his ATV into her brand new care and her youngest daughter, Holly, falls out of the tree and breaks her arm, Abigail knows she needs some help. Keeping this family safe is beyond her human capabilities.Her husband, Russell, does all he can to help provide harmony in the family, but it just doesn't seem to be enough. Something has to be done for the safety of her children, and to maintain her sanity. So Abigail goes to the highest power she knows - right to the throne room of God.At her request, God sends three angels to help out. But will these rusty humans have what it takes to keep them safe? At times, it seems as though the heavenly trio has met their match with the three Carter children.Angels for Abigail is a fun, fictional story of family trials and the heavenly visitors who are doing their best to try to keep the Carter children on track, safe from themselves, and out of trouble. But which trio will be the victors - the angels, or the children they were sent to protect?Laugh and cry along with the Carter family as they strive to find success in life through the choices they make, and attempting to stay out of harm's way through the process.