The Decorated Bravehearts

For Every Woman Who Wants More from Her Relationships Within every woman is the desire for extraordinary relationships. We crave intimacy and interconnectedness, companionship and camaraderie. Yet most of us eventually begin to wonder if we want too much. As heartbreak and disappointment take their toll, we become convinced that our desire for deep connection is our downfall. Not understanding that a woman's longings are her strength, we bury or ignore this God-given compass and lose our way. Yet the desire to connect persists. We make cookies for a new family in the neighborhood, send a note of encouragement to someone at church, plan date nights with our spouse, call a friend after a bad day at work to tell her every detail because we know she cares. And still we long for more. What is behind this yearning? Is it healthy? Is it normal? Does it have a purpose? Yes, says author and licensed professional counselor Sharon Hersh--and in Bravehearts, she'll teach how your deepest longings can lead you to rich relationships and give you the courage to love with abandon.

Brave Hearts by Diana Palmer\Kathleen Eagle\Heather Graham Pozzessere released on Aug 25, 1994 is available now for purchase.

What do Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Prince Charles, and Boy George have in common? These and other sharply dressed, sexually secure, 21st-century men are incorporating skirts into their wardrobes. In this provocative, one-of-a-kind book, Andrew Bolton traces the warrior origins of kilts and sarongs and reveals how, far from feminizing men, skirts actually reinforce their virility. Some 150 photographs illustrate this colorful salute to the growing numbers of the few, if proud, men in skirts.

Brave Hearts: Indian Women of the Plains tells the story of Plains Indian women through a series of fascinating vignettes. They are a remarkable group of women – some famous, some obscure. Some were hunters, some were warriors and, in a rare case, one was a chief; some lived extraordinary lives, while others lived more quietly in their lodges. Some were born into traditional families and knew their place in society while others were bi-racial who struggled to find their place in a world conflicted between Indian and white. Some never knew anything but the old, nomadic way of life while others lived-on to suffer through the reservation years. Others were born on the reservation but did their best in difficult times to keep to the old ways. Some never left the reservation while others ventured out into the larger world. All, in their own way, were Plains Indian women.

She doesn't date soldiers… Still reeling from the catastrophic impact armed combat has had on her family, physiotherapist Danielle Fletcher flees to the countryside to escape from all things military. There's just one problem: this town is full of ex-Army personnel, including the very handsome Doctor Colt Manning. ​ Don’t call him a hero… An IED in Afghanistan killed Colt Manning’s entire unit and left him severely wounded. He came to The Sanctuary to heal, but won’t hear talk of heroic acts—until he needs to perform one to save his colleague, Dani. She walked into his life six months ago and stole his affection, until she boldly declared herself off limits.

Consumed with financial stresses that no high school freshman should have to endure, Robby Wilson makes a terrible decision in an effort to keep the bank from foreclosing on his family's home-he steals money from the church where his sister attends an after-school program. This fateful choice plagues Robby with guilt for months and sets off a chain of events that changes his family members' lives, including those of his out-of-work father and his mother, who has to work two jobs to keep the family sheltered and fed. With the help of the very people he stole from, Robby is finally able to come to grips with his wrongdoing and find peace in an environment neither he nor his father, who harbors anger toward the church because of an oppressive experience as a child, ever knew existed. Filled with heartache, compassion, and a touch of humor, Robby Braveheart is an inspiring novel that portrays ways in which God accomplishes extraordinary things through ordinary people.

Brave Hearts: 500 Inspiring Stories to Help Children Overcome Anxiety and Conquer Their Fears Brave Hearts: 500 Inspiring Stories to Help Children Overcome Anxiety and Conquer Their Fears is a comprehensive and empowering collection crafted to support children as they navigate the often challenging terrain of anxiety and fear. This book, written by Ruth Margie Holmes and Manda Jane Owens, offers a treasure trove of short stories that are both engaging and comforting, specifically designed to build emotional resilience in young readers aged 6 to 12. Each of the 500 stories in this collection has been thoughtfully developed to address a wide range of common childhood anxieties, from fear of the dark to social anxieties, academic pressures, and beyond. Through relatable characters and situations, these stories provide children with practical tools and coping strategies that they can apply in their own lives. The stories are organized into thematic chapters, making it easy for parents, educators, and caregivers to find the perfect tale for any situation. Whether a child is facing a new challenge, grappling with feelings of uncertainty, or simply needs reassurance, Brave Hearts offers a story that will resonate and provide comfort. Key Features: 500 Unique Stories: A vast array of stories ensures that there is something for every child, no matter their particular fear or anxiety. Practical Coping Strategies: Each story subtly integrates techniques such as deep breathing, positive self-talk, mindfulness, and visualization to help children manage their emotions. Diverse Characters: Children from all backgrounds can see themselves in these stories, fostering a sense of inclusion and understanding. Supportive Themes: From building confidence and self-esteem to promoting empathy and understanding, the themes in this book encourage personal growth and emotional well-being. Why This Book Matters: In a world that can often feel overwhelming, Brave Hearts serves as a gentle guide for children, helping them understand that they are not alone in their fears and anxieties. The stories emphasize that it's okay to feel scared or uncertain, but also show that with the right mindset and tools, these feelings can be managed and even overcome. For parents and caregivers, this book is an invaluable resource. It opens the door to important conversations about emotions and mental health, providing a safe space for children to express their feelings. Educators will find it a useful tool in the classroom, helping students navigate their emotional landscape while fostering a supportive and understanding environment. Brave Hearts is more than just a book—it's a companion for children as they grow and develop, offering them the courage to face their fears and the confidence to move forward with a brave heart. Whether used as a bedtime story collection, a classroom resource, or a go-to guide during challenging times, Brave Hearts: 500 Inspiring Stories to Help Children Overcome Anxiety and Conquer Their Fears is a must-have for anyone dedicated to the emotional well-being of children.

Robert and Sandra wrote this book to honor the men and dogs who served with the 26th Infantry Scout Dog Platoon during World War Two and Korea. Only about 180 men and maybe 90 dogs served in this small unit during this entire time period. The dogs did not get to rotate home, and served more than one master. These men and dogs were credited with saving numerous lives. Some of their stories are told in Cold Noses, Brave Hearts: Dogs and Men of the 26th Infantry Scout Dog Platoon.