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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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With God I Can
Family Devotions by Carolyn Bergman
"With God I Can" is a fun and meaningful family devotional designed for weekly use throughout the year. You'll create cherished moments that strengthen your bonds and deepen your faith - showing your family that devotions can be fun! With engaging stories, biblical insights and fun activities, this devotional helps families navigate everyday situations the way that God intends. Your family will learn to approach life's ups and downs with faith knowing that God is with us and for us!
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Who is your Daddy, And what does he do?
by Kelly Williams
Who is your daddy and what does he do? What is he doing when he’s not with you? Who Is Your Daddy and What Does He Do? is a delightful rhyming story that imagines all the different careers that a dad might have. He could be a pilot, or an electrician, or a stay-at-home dad. He could be silly, or messy, or make the very best snacks. Whatever the reader’s dad does for a living, one thing is clear: he sure loves you! The story gets children thinking about their dads, as well as what they might want to do when they grow up. This fun daily reader is especially great for children who like to read the same bedtime stories day after day. A quick and easy read, it encourages kids to get to sleep by the end of the story, so that dads have a fun book to read every night with their little ankle biters.
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H-Huh?
by Miti CJ
Something strange sits hungrily in a teenager’s closet, an obsessive scientist meddles with ageing, a squirrel pays an early-morning visit and unlikely friendships develop between prey and predator... In these four quirky short stories of the unexpected, H-Huh? invites the reader to enter impossible worlds to discover important lessons about this one. H-Huh? is a work of absurdist fiction that will appeal to lovers of the genre as well as those who enjoy thought-provoking, humorous storytelling.
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Ripples from the Rupununi
Dr. Aidun's Healing Journey by Brian H. Cameron
Somewhere over the rainforest in Guyana there’s a land called the Rupununi, a creek-crossed savannah inhabited for millenia by Indigenous people of great capacity. This is where Dr. Jamshid Aidun, a Persian Canadian surgeon and a humble man of faith, went to lead the Bahá’í Community Health Partnership, and to heal his own broken heart. Moving to Guyana from his surgical practice in Manitoba, Aidun was the only doctor for 17,000 people scattered across a region the size of Nova Scotia. For five years, he performed life-saving surgeries and travelled by Land Rover, canoe, bicycle, bullock cart, and on foot, accompanying Macushi and Wapishana villagers to take charge of their own health care. Sourced from detailed interviews with Aidun and many key players, and from his own journals, Ripples from the Rupununi traces the transformation of an Indigenous community that was historically underestimated. Finding spiritual strength in service, Aidun rediscovered love and healed himself while he healed others.
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Personification
The Story of How We Die by Adam Nobody
Personification explores what we hold on to when everything begins to slip away. Where will your mind wander when you know the end is near? After losing its place in orbit, Earth is drifting toward a nameless planet. The collision is to occur this Tuesday at 9:37 a.m. There are three days left before the unescapable end of all life. Days that reveal the small, idiosyncratic details of existence as humanity grapples with its own harrowed mortality. Angie honors Earth’s final moments through the lens of a camera. Walter, frozen through existential crisis, racks his mind at home. To shield their sons from fear, Julie and Steve take them on a sailing trip. Doug races through the desert to reunite with his lover, while Jack, a murderer recently freed from prison, just needs to say he’s sorry. Meanwhile, Max, an opulent business tycoon, questions whether his life’s achievements ever truly mattered. And Savior, a blind homeless man, confuses his passing conversations to be a linear conversation with God, and without knowing how to do it, tries to appease his final task. As these stories unfold, scientists Paul and Sarah are the last hope, the only ones still trying to save the day—unlocking something entirely unexpected. This story does not end well.
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The Chakras in Stained Glass
Learn About, Visualize, and Balance your Chakras by Evelyn Wolff
Enjoy the remarkable artwork in Evelyn Wolff’s Chakras in Stained Glass; they are some of her finest. Reading her personal story about working with her chakras to channel these glowing images will teach you their meaning, and how to visualize, balance, and bring healing to your chakras using color, crystals, and her psychological insights. Finally, Evelyn Wolff also offers the wisdom of her clinical experience and explores new research validating the power of these spiritual vortices to affect our health and happiness.
