Bestsellers at FriesenPress
Not A Runner
A true story of tragedy, determination and paying it forward by Reginald J Willick
One moment can change the course of a life forever. For Reg Willick, that moment came with a devastating phone call—an event that would alter his path, ignite a relentless drive, and lead him toward a mission bigger than himself. In this raw and powerful memoir, Reg shares his journey through unimaginable loss, the surprising salvation he found in running, and the profound impact of paying it forward. From the heartbreak of a tragic accident that shook him to his core to the triumph of...
BrainFishing
A Practice Guide to Questioning Skills by Gary T. Furlong and Jim Harrison
BrainFishing is the “missing link”, the hands-on, practical guide for professionals looking to forge better agreements and build stronger relationships in difficult and challenging situations. It is the one, slim book that will complete your professional bookshelf. Designed for anyone who manages, sells, coaches, negotiates, resolves conflict or needs to influence other people, BrainFishing will help you understand and apply questioning skills in new, effective, and creative ways. Filled...
A 1960s Global Odyssey
Around the World in 80 Months by David W. Skillan
During the turbulent 1960s, when much of the Western world was undergoing social upheaval and unrest, and years before computers, GPS, smartphones and modern-day guidebooks, two young men set off from their native England to work their way around the world. Their unique odyssey was crammed with adventure and incident, and many of their experiences were extraordinary-even by other seasoned travellers’ standards. While most of the book is based on the author’s personal experiences-different...
First Trip to Earth
by Mark Lappin and Alina Lappin
Join Squishy the Seal and his best friend, Crouton Grumbee, on an out-of-this-world adventure! When the shield protecting their home planet, Harpia, is badly damaged, Squishy’s father sends Squishy and Crouton on a daring mission to search the universe for help. Squishy reluctantly agrees; he and Crouton were planning on giving their first musical performance that night, and Squishy dreamed this would propel him to stardom. Seizing the opportunity, Squishy decides to have their music career...
Chaplin the Rescue Dog
by Taylor Stewart
Chaplin had spent what felt like forever waiting in a Florida shelter. Each time a new person came in to adopt a pet, he wagged his tail and “smiled” as only a dog can, but no one seemed to notice. Was it because he was too old? Everything changed when Taylor came along. She wasn't just any volunteer; she was Chaplin's new best friend! Together, they explored beaches, went on car rides, and even had cozy sleepovers. Then one day, Taylor did something amazing: she decided to adopt Chaplin and...
My Sunflower Soul
A Memoir by Emily Quint
It is often said that with adversity comes strength, and that the sun will always emerge after a storm. No one knows the truth of this more than Emily Quint. In My Sunflower Soul, Emily shares the story of her life—a life in which she has weathered more than her fair share of storms. Her tale begins in childhood, when she began to experience major bouts of anxiety and severe panic attacks. Emily’s mental illness worsened as she entered into an adolescence characterized by body image issues,...
Lead Like a Saint
Lessons and Values from the Life of Saint Patrick by Carson Pue
St. Patrick is one of history’s most beloved and iconic spiritual leaders. Lead Like a Saint delves into the timeless principles and values of St. Patrick’s unique style, offering modern readers a roadmap to effective leadership. Blending historical texts with contemporary insights, Lead Like a Saint provides a vivid and compelling portrait of St. Patrick’s leadership ethos. This book goes beyond recounting his remarkable contributions; it transforms his legacy into actionable lessons for...
Hopelessness to Normalcy
The Remarkable History of Hemophilia Care in Canada by Man-Chiu Poon and Robert T. Card
Hopelessness to Normalcy takes readers on a compelling journey through the evolution of hemophilia care in Canada, providing a detailed and personal account of its many transformations—good, bad, and disastrous. Drawing on over fifty years of experience, respected hematologists Dr. Man-Chiu Poon and Dr. Robert T. Card combine firsthand insights with interviews from more than seventy healthcare professionals and patients to tell the captivating, in-depth story of hemophilia care in Canada....
Machine Control
by Munir Karbani
Set in the not-so-distant future, Machine Control is a haunting story about a man and his machine creation. Working together, they seek to change the world in a dramatic way with a new form of artificial intelligence. In this new world, the machines replace human workers, control all information, monitor everything about everyone, and ultimately become uncontrollable. The story explores whether humanity has any hope for a better tomorrow in a world controlled by machines.
She's Still My Mom
Navigating Your Loved One's Journey with Alzheimer's by Laura K. Doan
Memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer’s—diagnoses that generate anxiety, fear, worry, and a host of other crippling emotions. These diseases are widespread, and the numbers of afflicted are escalating at an ever-increasing pace. It is not an exaggeration to say that each of us will be touched by dementia in some form during our lives. How can we respond with more confidence and understanding? How can we effectively support our loved ones, friends, and acquaintances as they traverse from the...