Connie Dunn

The Goddess Collection includes 10 fiber art pieces and 10 Goddess. The stories have all been adapted by Connie Dunn from their ancient origins rooted in folklore, mythology or sacred stories. The art illustrations are from the author/artist's Goddess Art Show. Goddess art has been around since ancient times, which decorated the individual temples. In contrast, this collection of art offers a fresh and colorful look at the Goddesses.The Goddess Collection's art pieces are fiber art, which means they are made from fiber, such as yarn, embroidery floss, fabric, felt, etc. Some of the pieces are mixed media, which means that they may include such things as stones, gems, and beads, as well the fiber.The purpose of this book is to highlight the author/artist's two mediums. Enjoy.

Destiny Gets Bullied is a story about a 3rd grade student, who gets bullied by two of her classmates. The two classmates do not realize that they are bullying. Along the way, Destiny gains a new friend.

Learning from the Ancient Goddesses of Indigenous Cultures from Around the World is a 12-Session Curricula. It covers topics that the Goddess Stories support in some way. The topics include: 1. Opening the Lotus Flower (Kwan Yin) 2. Personal Connections to the Goddesses Around the World (Yemaya) 3. The Matriarch Versus the Patriarch Spirituality (Amaterasu) 4. The Environment and Spirituality (Gaia and Spider Woman) 5. Social Justice as a Center of Feminine Spirituality (Medusa) 6. Living Out Our Mother Stage (Selu Corn Woman) 7. Growing into Our Life Stages (Ceres and Proserpina) 8. Family - Birth or Choice (Hestia) 9. Light Versus Dark or Evil Versus Good (Hecate) 10. Standing Up for Who We Are (Oya) 11. Living Abundantly (Laksi) 12. Change and Growth Is ALL There Is (Changing Woman) This curriculum is for Adults.

Forty-year-old Julia Whitman is finally independent after escaping from a controlling mother and an adulterous husband. Julia has left her past behind in Missouri and made a new life for herself in Scottsdale, Arizona. She and her friend Lauren have open

Forty-year-old Julia Whitman is finally independent after escaping from a controlling mother and an adulterous husband. Julia has left her past behind in Missouri and made a new life for herself in Scottsdale, Arizona. She and her friend Lauren have opened their interior design business, Touch of Jules, and are enjoying successful business and personal lives. Twenty-four-year-old Austin James has also escaped home in a move that has sent him across the country from North Carolina to Phoenix, Arizona, to finish college and start his own life. Neither is looking for love, but when the two meet, an attraction ignites. To Julia, Austin seems mature beyond his years; he makes her feel things she hasn't felt in a very long time. Austin is shocked when he discovers that Julia's so much older, but he knows that she holds his heart in a way no one else does. Can they defy conventional rules to forge a relationship that withstands the judgment of their families, friends, and society?

12 Steps to Publishing: Workbook was designed to help beginning or seasoned writers to go from concept to finished book, plus marketing. This is a workbook, which means it helps you take action after learning what you need to do in response to each of the 12 steps, which include: -Get Clear on What You're Writing -Establish Writing Habits -Learn Good Interviewing Skills -What Goes in the Front Pages -Learn How to Legally Use Other People's Material in Your Book -Copyrighting Your Book -Designing Your Book -Finishing Your Book -Find Your Publishing Mode -Creating Your Book Marketing Plan -Promotional Quotes and Other Ideas -Learn to Publish Your Book Testimonial: Connie Gave Me Direction and Inspiration I have always wanted to write a book, but did not know how and where to start; Connie gave me direction and inspiration. I didn't have the time to work on my two books, a children's book and a gluten free cookbook. I am almost done with the children's book and I am in the reviewing stage with the cookbook. The children's book is published, the cookbook is in the reviewing stage, and I'm working on another book. -Helen Chin Lui