by Myrtle De Vos For 21 years, Myrtle De Vos and her husband, Herm, were involved in the life of Myles, their grandson with muscular dystrophy. Myrt wrote this book to demonstrate that people with muscular dystrophy can lead near-normal lives and be an inspiration to...
by Dr. Peter and Eleanor Boelens, with Maureen Rank For ten years, physician Peter Boelens and his wife Eleanor have been practicing a new treatment for depression and anxiety—healing prayer that invites Christ into clients' painful memories. Clients still remember...
by Carla Roeder Welcome to Shady Oaks. Meet Maggie Malone, R.N., one of the nurses here. She'll take you along as she makes her rounds. You'll meet her co-workers and some of the residents they care for. Maggie, a caring, competent nurse, suffers from insecurity. An...
by Marie and Kennady Moffitt A kid's guide to cancer treatment, this children’s book was co-authored by an elementary school teacher, who survived cancer, and her granddaughter. The book helps children understand the physical and emotional experience of cancer...
by Marcella Meyer Denman This autobiography chronicles the author's happy childhood, perseverance through marriage to a husband with a serious psychological condition, dedication to her daughter, and unwavering faith in God. Growing up on the family farm in South...
by Jackie Van Wyk A true story about Timothy, an adopted kitten. When an accident with his tail produces a lifelong change and his family learns to take care of him, along with his rat-tail, he becomes closer to them than they have planned. Timothy, the Rat-Tailed Cat...
by Dee Kramer Bayani and his family live under a bridge in Manila and work in the city dump. On a good day they earn $2 to $3. Their earnings provide food—and enough money for Bayani's older sister to attend school. Bayani's Bridge shows the dignity, values, and...
by Sheryl Ellinwood Sheryl Ellinwood, a breast cancer survivor, shares her thorough research of the subject and reveals what changed her course of treatment in this information-packed resource. This year, 192,300 women in the United States will develop breast cancer....
by James Norris Fight On, My Soul is a biography of one of the first African-American doctors in the South, and it reveals his battles against discrimination, disease, and illiteracy. Set largely in rural Lancaster County, Virginia, Fight On, My Soul tells the story...
by Mary Addink Treasury of Gems offers words to live and laugh by. Its "one-liners" cover a variety of subjects—from attitude to success, belief to money, daffynitions to love, and more. The wit and wisdom found in its short quotations were collected by the author...
by Alan Van Bodegraven This memoir details the author’s adventures living with the Maya people. Alan Van Bodegraven's has detailed their plight and daily lives, which is the essence of his story, as well as why he has chosen to live in the Yucatan. “It has been a...
by E. J. G. Bloemendaal My America is a rich record of Midwestern pioneer life from 1867 to 1910. Everett Bloemendaal originally wrote it in Dutch for Netherlands citizens considering emigration. When first published in the Netherlands in 1911, his assessment of...
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