Mommys Little Angels

The story of Diane Lumbrera, who murdered her own six children and the child of a relative, uncovers the facts about the case, revealing those who allowed her to go free and those who finally brought her to justice. Original.

Angel Babies choosing their own families? What? That's crazy you say! But not in this story. You just wait and see... Take a peek way up high in the clouds and see what really goes on before you were born! You see, today families come in all shapes and sizes. They don't look like they did in the "Leave it to Beaver" days of the 50's. Some children are being raised by a Grandma, a single Mom, one Dad or two, or in the case of this story Two Mommys. There are Angel Babies living in Heaven waiting to be born into these unique and wonderful families. Most of the time their families are chosen for these Angel Babies, but every once in awhile an exception is made for an extraordinary little Angel to choose his own family! This is the story of one of these little Angels.

Schweikert shows parents how to guide their children to a bright future.

Mommy's Angel is a children's book written by Diamond Jewel Johnson. This book is dedicated to children who went from being mommy's Angel to having their mommy be their angel. It gives a sense of comfort and peace for other people who have lost their mom.

Mommy, What Are Angels? will answer all of the precious questions a child might have about angels. It teaches them the unconditional love and presence angels have in their lives. Children will learn that they can communicate with their angels anytime, and that angels are truly their friends forever.

"A disturbing look at fall-out from foster care's slow spinning Wheel of Fortune, seldom making a timely stop at ADOPTION." “A WONDERFULLY INSPIRING MANUAL/HANDBOOK FOR EVERYONE WORKING WITH FOSTER CHILDREN IN ANY CAPACITY.” – DORIS COSBY “AN EXCELLENT PORTRAIT OF THE MANY FACES OF FOSTER CHILDREN.” – TROY BOWEN “A POWERFUL CRY FOR FOSTER CARE REFORM.” – NORM ALLEN “WOW! WHAT A READ – I COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN. THANKS, I NEEDED THAT!” – RHONDA STOVER “A SAD AND GRIPPING ALERT THAT NEEDS TO BE HEARD.” – KATHY MOLEN “AN AMBITIOUS UNDERTAKING THAT IS EXCEPTIONALLY REVEALING, SENSITIVE, INSTRUCTIVE AND NEEDED.” – KARL BRENNER, JR. “A SAD AND SHOCKING, YET WONDERFULLY WARM AND ENLIGHTENING JOURNEY THROUGH FOSTERLAND.” –WALTER CANNADY “A MAGNIFICENTLY CRAFTED SOUNDING OF THE ALARM.” –KERMIT BALLARD “AN EXCELLENT ORIENTATION/TRAINING TOOL FOR FOSTER PARENTS, SOCIAL WORKERS, CHILDCARE SPECIALISTS, GROUP LIVING COUNSELORS, TEACHERS, COACHES, MENTORS AND ALL OTHERS WORKING WITH FOSTER CHILDREN.” –APRIL GLENN

If we only had the wisdom of experience in our youth, what decisions would we have made differently? We explore this very personal question in Angels Around Her, which takes a heartfelt look at some of life's most important decisions often made at a tender age. Love. Career. Children. Finding the courage to make a change when you've made the wrong choice. This Christmas, however, one woman has a supernatural chance to right those wrongs...with a little heavenly help. Set largely around the holiday season in Manhattan, Angels Around Her takes us on a journey of self discovery that spans 25 years. The vehicle that acts as our looking glass through time is a manuscript, which our heroine, Bridge, is compelled to write after finding three trinkets from love's past. Thus, "the book within a book" format allows us to follow Bridge's compelling back story while other serendipitous events unfold in present day. When Bridge's book gets published, she unwittingly sets in motion a series of events that climax in a bittersweet rediscovery of love and of self.

The authors show moms how to break down the barriers to being real, which leads to self acceptance, intimacy in relationships with others, and with God.

Little Angels . . . with Horns is a celebration of childhood and its blossoming into the age of tweens. This word is a recent addition to the English language and refers to the ages between nine and twelve. It is recent because it didnt exist as a distinctive age in the past: we went from childhood, to teenage-hood, and then adulthood. For the purposes of clarity, this book refers to children between the ages of nine to fourteen and is about helping todays children grow into well-balanced adults within this exciting yet perplexing world.