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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Robyn Blake
Tinker's Dam is a book that will be of great interest to all persons who are struggling, or have struggled, to properly integrate their human desires with their moral values. Indeed, this is a personal struggle that all people must face and reconcile, beginning in their early childhood throughout the remainder of their life. However, considering Tinker's Dam's protagonist, Ted Wilson, the book will especially appeal to males in the age range of adolescence through young adulthood, particularly males who are striving to maintain high moral and spiritual standards.
How to Recover from Loss: Understanding and Recovering from Grief
Robyn Ledwith Mar
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2012
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A magical mixture of poetry and paintings for folks of all ages. It's not too late It's not too soon To watch the stars dance towards the moon. So begins this little jewel, featuring Robyn Engel's poetry and Robin Mead's artwork. "Just the Right Time is a blessing, a loving embrace with colorful, whimsical pictures and words. I can't wait to read these poems to my grandson and show him the beautiful, twinkly illustrations. You'll want to visit these pages again and again." -Susan Wooldridge, author of poemcrazy: freeing your life with words.
It's the beginning of DeDe Stanton's freshman year of high school, and life was already craaaaaaazy She moves to a new neighborhood and has a bike accident right before the first week of school that leaves her leg in a cast. She's doing her best to go from invisible to popular, and her days are filled with home responsibilities, lots of schoolwork, and attempts to build a social life-just like a typical teenager. But unlike her friends, DeDe wrestles with her family's past. She constantly has daydreams about what used to be, and the effects of her previous experiences echo into her present. It's amazing what adventures she finds and what adventures find her. Then, when she unintentionally reveals secrets her brother hid from the family, the changes that follow will affect the lives of everyone around her. In this young adult novel, a fourteen-year-old girl faces the usual struggles of freshman year while also dealing with past trauma and present drama.
A Separate Piece: Real Life Stuff
Robyn Spencer
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2013
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A Time to Grieve: Comforting and Counseling Those Who Are Grieving
Robyn Ledwith Mar
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2013
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A Time to Grieve is a Christian guide to comforting and counseling those who are grieving. God has called us to comfort others, but often we don't know how to respond to someone who is grieving. We may not even understand our reactions to our own losses. Understanding the grieving process can help us know how to help someone recover. In our daily lives, we may find opportunity to support someone who has had a loss. This book will help you understand how to do this and it may help you recover from losses in your life.
Gravel: Treasures Collected Along the Path
Robyn Fincher
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2013
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"I'm sorry, Mrs. Olfert. The results of your MRI were not normal."Those words marked the beginning of the second chronic invisible illness for Robyn Derksen Olfert. As the years progressed, Robyn went on to add two more major illnesses and a raft of less impacting ones.Living with chronic illness and disability is often overwhelming and challenging, and knowing how to interact with others experiencing these complications can be difficult. In Invisibly Ill and Living with Hope, Robyn candidly shares her story of living with multiple chronic and invisible illnesses and the disability that has resulted. Her vulnerable, transparent, and often humorous writing provides awareness of life with her realities. Robyn empowers her readers to gain understanding of how to relate to individuals in similar circumstances, and she outlines practical ways to make a difference in their lives.Invisibly Ill and Living with Hope is for people who are struggling and are desperate to know they aren't alone and for caregivers who want insight into how to be the support their loved ones need. This book is equally for those looking to better understand others who are impacted by health challenges. Above all, this is a book offering hope
"I'm sorry, Mrs. Olfert. The results of your MRI were not normal."Those words marked the beginning of the second chronic invisible illness for Robyn Derksen Olfert. As the years progressed, Robyn went on to add two more major illnesses and a raft of less impacting ones.Living with chronic illness and disability is often overwhelming and challenging, and knowing how to interact with others experiencing these complications can be difficult. In Invisibly Ill and Living with Hope, Robyn candidly shares her story of living with multiple chronic and invisible illnesses and the disability that has resulted. Her vulnerable, transparent, and often humorous writing provides awareness of life with her realities. Robyn empowers her readers to gain understanding of how to relate to individuals in similar circumstances, and she outlines practical ways to make a difference in their lives.Invisibly Ill and Living with Hope is for people who are struggling and are desperate to know they aren't alone and for caregivers who want insight into how to be the support their loved ones need. This book is equally for those looking to better understand others who are impacted by health challenges. Above all, this is a book offering hope
Responding to the most widely read breastfeeding manual, La Leche League’s The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding, Robyn Lee’s The Ethics and Politics of Breastfeeding explores breastfeeding as an art that must be developed through skillful application of effort and distinguished from a merely natural or physiological process. The Ethics and Politics of Breastfeeding challenges the dominant understanding of breastfeeding and cultivates an alternative conception as an ethical, embodied practice of the self. Drawing on the work of Michel Foucault, Emmanuel Levinas, and Luce Irigaray, Lee develops a new understanding of breastfeeding as an "art of living," where the practice is reconsidered in the light of ongoing social inequalities.
