On Grammas Rocker

This treasure trove of short stories offers tales of friends and animals that come to life and features important lessons about friendship, sharing and more. On Grammas Rocker shares a treasure box of childrens tales filled with short stories that make friends and animals come alive and help your child learn lifes most important lessons through fun. Go to the palace with porcupines who learn their manners. Follow a curious girl into a boys-only tree house and discover a real hero. Meet a new fire truck named Flash who wants to befriend a unique dog at the fire station. Sit in the shade with Blanket and Sombrero as they compete for the first-place prize in their village. Stand guard with Ring the doorbell as he tries his bestrain or shine. Travel with Cup and Teabag from the sunny south to the cold north until they finally reach their relaxing destination. These stories bring you and your children unusual companions who become friends as they meet each challenge before them.

A mother’s love surpasses the vast power of time, even the ineffability of death. Even during the final moments of Annie’s mother, both their love for each other never faltered. And even after her mother’s passing, Annie still felt the love her mother has for her. Unexpectedly, she received one gift from her mother that she never anticipated—her rocking chair. Now that the rocking chair is in her possession, countless memories come flashing. She feels her mother’s unconditional love toward her. The moments she and her mother enjoyed with the rocking chair will now be cherished by her and her daughter, Emilie. Grandma’s Rocking Chair will bring forth plenty of stories and memories worth treasuring.

If grandmothers ran the world, grandkids would always be within arms' reach. Even if we live right around the corner, our grown children and their children lead busy lives and "Grandma time" often isn't as long, or frequent, as we wish it could be. Off My Rocker and On My Knees helps make the most of the time we do have, together or apart, by helping draw us closer to God and our grandkids. Topics covered include faith, prayer, worry, playing favorites, how to keep from becoming a Nana Diva, and much more. Sprinkled throughout the encouragement are creative ideas on how to put our grandmotherly love into action. This devotional will inspire and encourage readers as they celebrate the unparalleled blessings that being a grandmother brings.

It is a book of a variety of poems. It consists of funny poems as well as inspirational ones. It’s good for all ages. It’s about children and events that happened to many people. There are poems about animals and events that will be fun to read. It also gives you ideas on how you can make your life better. It’s my way of giving back to people a new lesson on life.

After practicing psychotherapy for thirty-five plus years, Dale Perrin knows a thing or two about changing one's lot in life. After all, she's had to do it herself. I Wrote the Script, but I Want to Change the Ending is her inspirational autobiography, telling the story of a woman determined never to let her past dictate her future. Using her unique voice, Perrin depicts her challenges as a single woman living and working in small Canadian cities from the 1940s to the late 1990s. She details her struggles with patriarchy, chauvinism, institutional systems, and living with multiple sclerosis, yet shows how the healing power of love and the essential goodness of humanity sustained her. With a dose of wit and a large helping of humility, Perrin takes you through the ages and stages of her life, revealing how you can change your circumstances by differentiating between what the world expects of you and what you expect from yourself. Uncover patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that may be sabotaging your efforts to be the best of who you are, and take a lesson from Perrin: it's never too late to rewrite the ending of your script!

In 1946, seven-year-old Roberta goes to her grandparents' North Carolina farm during the last month of her mother's pregnancy.

In the small town of Ewerton, Wisconsin, the murders just keep piling up, and Anna suspects that her warped grandmother is somehow to blame. Only she can find a solution--if the horror doesn't get her first! "In the tradition of Stephen King's Castle Rock, Ewerton has become another classic locus of evil, a place that you never want to visit. First-rate characterization drives the stake of horror right through the center of your quivering heart!"--Robert Reginald.