Xlibris mai 2026 (6 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Nancy's 'Love My Life' journal is a transformative 12-month undated guide designed to foster self-reflection and personal growth. Each month introduces a new belief, explained in detail, encouraging journalers to explore how these beliefs positively impact their lives and relationships. The journal includes pages for open journaling, thought-provoking prompts, and a monthly calendar to organize important dates. This structured yet flexible approach helps users cultivate mindfulness and clarity, empowering them to embrace each day with intention and purpose. Whether you're new to journaling or a seasoned writer, this journal offers a path to deeper self-awareness and fulfillment.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - David is a quiet young shepherd when he encounters a mysterious stranger whose message will shape his destiny. Thrust out of obscurity and into confrontations that challenge both who he is and who he will become, David faces menacing threats, including fear from within the shadow of his own heart. As he learns whom he can trust, he discovers purpose, peace, and power that can transform him into a hero. His journey celebrates courage, brotherhood, and strength that rises even in the darkest places. In a classic story retold with rich illustrations and poetic imagery, an adventurous young shepherd confronts danger as he discovers his true source of victory. Nicol, Abigail A (illustrator).…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Reflections Of A Journey is a continuation of Charles's book, South of Charleston The Journey, where he shared his life growing up in the south in a climate that was not kind to African Americans and other people of color living there. Their love for life and their community is a testament of their strength, courage, determination and faith.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - onny Shay is an amiable and adventurous young man who acts on a dream and defies the imaginary curse that keeps people confined in the New Jersey Shore town of Seal Harbor. He dares to cross Raritan Bay and start a new life in the great Manhattan. Nell Galvin, his friend and girlfriend, chooses not to defy the curse. In New York, Donny finds employment with the Institute for Wellness and Joy, a clinic that surreptitiously treats people with psychedelic mushrooms. In Seal Harbor, Nell runs for mayor to arrest the real estate boom that replaced unpretentious bars and bungalows with luxurious apartments purchased by affluent newcomers. People plan. God snickers. Donny discovers therapists act in unethical and provocative ways. The Institute is raided. Nell's courted by a former New Yorker with duplicitous motives. The campaign proves to be a corrupting affair. Destiny can undo decisions wrongfully made. The choices that separated Donny and Nell reunite them in an unbreakable bond. Donny finds that he can return home. Nell learns that she can leave Seal Harbor. Together, they risk getting lost in the greater world as they seek a future beyond their provincial hometown.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Kloa Plantation Days - Talk Story In the summer of 1985, The Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association had constructed a monument to Sugar in Kloa, Kaua'i and made plans to hold a Sesquicentennial parade and luau to celebrate 150 years of Hawai'i being the Sugar Islands. It was later decided that a book would be commissioned to tell visitors and local descendants why we celebrate. It would be called Kloa Plantation Days, A Talk Story. The story would be told by locals and immigrants who came to work on the plantations. The book starts with Captain James Cook and crews passing by the islands in 1778 on his way to search for a Northwest Passage. It tells how this discovery would change the lives of the Kanaka who lived on the islands. The Missionaries who brought Christianity to Hawai'i are discussed in detail along various other facets of the society. This is their story. The book contains numerous photos old and new to illustrate the activities.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Puisqu'Haïti, longtemps en marche, n'est jamais parvenue à destination, son fils bien-aimé, Alcindor Guillaume, qui n'a jamais cessé d'écrire pour elle, lui consacre ce livre comme une offrande de voix, pour que ses cris douloureux ne se perdent plus dans le silence des siècles. Il écrit non pour réparer le passé, mais pour en extraire la lumière, car toute nation blessée porte en elle les germes d'une renaissance. Ce livre est une lanterne posée sur les ruines, un chant de résilience, un appel à la dignité, une main tendue vers ce qui peut encore être reconstruit. Car Haïti ne manque pas d'âme, elle manque d'écoute. Et dans l'écoute naît la compréhension, dans la compréhension, la transformation. Ainsi, écrire pour Haïti, c'est croire que même les terres les plus meurtries peuvent redevenir fécondes, si l'on y sème la vérité, la mémoire et l'espérance.…