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Pearl of Baxter Grove

Pearl of Baxter Grove

Mary Kay Abbott

Booksurge Publishing
2009
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A young girl whose mother dies in a tragic car accident searches for a surrogate mom in Mary Kay Abbott's luminous novel Pearl of Baxter Grove. Young Casey is only 11-years-old, but she's crumbling under the weight of losing her mother in a car accident on Christmas Eve. Her workaholic, overstressed dad has no time for her, and so she ventures out into nearby bucolic Baxter Grove to find some support. Prospects look bleak when all Casey can find is a kid-hating shop owner and an African American newcomer who greets Casey with a shotgun But Casey soon learns that what you see isn't always what you get. She discovers that one of these unlikely women is just what she needs to heal.Warmly written and filled with richly drawn characters, Pearl of Baxter Grove is an inspiring story that children will treasure for years to come.
Different Dreams

Different Dreams

Mary Kay Degenova

Lulu.com
2017
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Mary Kay DeGenova was in a neurologist's waiting room when she saw a mother cradling a newborn in her arms. The mother was wiping away tears as she looked around at the other kids-some of whom were running around while others were in wheelchairs with feeding tubes. The look on the new mom's face brought back all the emotions DeGenova felt when she first began her own journey as a parent of a child with developmental disabilities. In this guide for new parents, DeGenova shares the challenges she's overcome and what other parents of a child with developmental disabilities can expect on their own respective journeys. She provides comfort to other parents with a child with developmental disabilities by letting them know they are not alone, as well as highlighting the overwhelming beauty and joy that is inevitable on this parenting path. More importantly, she shares useful advice and strategies to help new parents navigate the complicated world of raising a child with a developmental disability.
Vanity Insanity

Vanity Insanity

Mary Kay Leatherman

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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Ben Keller knows most of the secrets and sins of the people of Omaha, Nebraska. Growing up in the seventies as a not-quite-Catholic kid in the very Catholic Omaha, Nebraska, Ben Keller bookmarks his world through the music of Sting, the wisdom of Warren Buffett, and the Nebraska Cornhuskers.His neighbors and family anchor him in-what he had thought was-a normal childhood, laced with a suspected boy-stealer, a creepy creek, and a neighborhood witch. After years of helping his single-mother in her basement salon, Ben stumbles into owning his own shop, the Vanity Insanity, a salon with amazingly strange people who had actually made the choice to do hair.The accidental hair stylist finds himself privy to the dreams and dark secrets of those who are making regular appointments to sit in his safe chair. As their lives cross and their hairstyles change over the years, Ben slowly starts to accept that his lot in life must be to carry everyone's sins and burdens so they can feel better about themselves.Ben laughs at the crazy people, makes fun of the city in which he grew up, and calls out the mistakes of the Catholic Church, while at the same time elevating the goodness of all three.Death, a fire, a call from the wacky girlfriend of the father who had abandoned him thirty-five years earlier, and the quiet and gradual intertwining of a few special clients force Ben to slowly peel away at the intense denial of his dreams and his feelings regarding infidelity, forgiveness, and the existence of God.
Hassle Free Bedtime: : Getting any child to bed is as easy as 1-2-3!

Hassle Free Bedtime: : Getting any child to bed is as easy as 1-2-3!

Mary Kay Keller Phd

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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In this book I present a three step process that will set you up for a quiet night with any child. These three chapters explain how a child responds emotionally and physically to their environment and most importantly to you. The simple solutions presented in this three step process support you and your child in setting you both up for a long and quiet sleep. Really who does not want better sleep and to wake up refreshed each day? It is a biological fact that we and our children are better when we have the sleep we need. We cannot "catch up" on our sleep. What is lost is lost. We are also more prone to accidents when we are sleep deprived and according to the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, one of the top reasons children die is due to accidents. Don't lose another minute of your or your baby's/child's sleep. If you don't have children this book combined with a gift certificate for my family coaching services will make a great baby shower gift Mary Kay Keller is the author of "Hassle Free Bedtime: Getting any child to bed is as easy as 1-2-3 " and "Buyer's Remorse No More " Her next book is soon to be released, "Life Adjustment: When Life Throws You a Curve Ball Hit It Out of the Park " Mary Kay Keller is a Human Scientist and a TED speaker. Mary Kay has facilitated life changes with parents and families for over 20 years. She is a life coach and an educator. You can find Mary Kay Google+, Twitter, FB, and Tublr. Visit her website today. http: //marykaykeller.com
A Path to Belonging

A Path to Belonging

Mary Kay DuChene; Mark Sundby

AUGSBURG FORTRESS PUBLISHERS
2022
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Loneliness, or the feeling of being cut off from others, is an epidemic among people in America. Studies have shown that up to half of Americans are lonely. While some may think that clergy have a strong built-in community, this is not often the case. According to leadership development consultants Mary Kay DuChene and Mark Sundby, clergy are as lonely as the general population. In A Path to Belonging: Overcoming Clergy Loneliness, DuChene and Sundby argue that clergy need to address their experience of loneliness. First, loneliness can interfere with leadership effectiveness. Second, it offers a ministry opportunity to connect with people around the topic of loneliness. But clergy must first deal with their own loneliness and begin to experience the healing balm of social connection. Each chapter begins with a case study that illustrates an aspect of clergy loneliness. DuChene and Sundby draw on original research on loneliness among clergy across denominations, first administering the state-of-the-art inventory to measure loneliness and then following up with qualitative interviews. They also draw on years of experience working directly with clergy and congregations. The authors then offer tools and remedies for the path toward a healthy sense of contentment and belonging. The book also explores what judicatory leaders, congregations, and friends and family of clergy can do to support clergy. By normalizing and reframing loneliness, however, A Path to Belonging not only suggests ways to overcome the loneliness present in ministry. DuChene and Sundby propose an even larger vision: Perhaps clergy can also help the congregations they serve become social connectors in their communities and thereby begin to solve the epidemic of loneliness in the United States.
Stories that Changed the World: A Humanities Mini Text

Stories that Changed the World: A Humanities Mini Text

Mary Kay Jennings

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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The idea of the "story" often conjures up the kinds of tales we encountered as children, ones that swept us away to different times and places, took us on adventures we could never have experienced under the protection of our families. And this may well illustrate the power of the story at its most fundamental level - to transport us out of ourselves, offer us experiences that we may otherwise never have, and allow us to empathize with the characters that have them. Join Dr. Mary Kay Jennings, professor of literature and creative writing, on this adventure through the history of the story from Mesopotamia to the late 20th century in the Humanities Mini Text: Stories that Changed the World. About Humanities Mini Texts A ShortWorks series, Humanities Mini Texts bring readable, pocket-sized presentations of key themes, motifs, and aspects of Western history, culture, art, and literature. These introductory texts offer general discussions on important periods and influences in the great movements of Western culture. About ShortWorks ShortWorks is an independent publishing group that compiles short compelling works, from arts, literature and music to social criticism and history to science and technology. www.shortworks.co