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by Judy Azar LeBlanc USA Publisher: Xulon Press In this short but powerful animated story, the reader is allowed to experience the magical adventures of a soul’s quest for truth.
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_________________________________________________________________ Oops! Wrong Family Debi Toporoff USA Based on the author's life story-- The book portrays hope to those who are hurting: whether through abuse, domestic violence, abandonment or even rejection.
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by Debi Toporoff
Despite its fictional genre, “When God Came Down” is a delightfully anointed book with a message. The Word of God shines brightly through an exciting journey taken from the book of Genesis with Jody, a sixteen-year-old young man.
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Carving Angels by Diane Stringam Tolley Canada Publisher: Cedar Fort Publishing Blindness has caused Santa's chief carver, Papa Adam to quit. At the request of his granddaughter, Amy, he begins again. And achieves miraculous, even life-changing, results.
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Anabar's Run by Will Granger USA Publisher: Sixteen-year-old Anabar has less than twelve hours to get to the capital city. This is the final test in his training to become a member of the Scouts, a band of ruthless swordsmen sworn to defend their nation. If he doesn't make it, he will have to give up his dream and return to his farm, but that's not the worst thing. His mentor, Omalof, wants the test to be as realistic as possible, so he reports Anabar as a dangerous criminal, and every soldier between him and the capital has orders to find and kill him. ANABAR'S RUN is the story of a young man who is a different kind of hero. He's different because he's not magic or a vampire or a prince. He's also not destined to save the world from an evil being. Instead, Anabar is a normal young man who follows a dream and faces some very difficult decisions along the way, the biggest being whether to seek fame and adventure or what he knows is right.
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In this, the second book in the Anabar trilogy, Anabar begins his new life as a Scout and finds excitement, success, and even fame. Unfortunately, fame is the one thing a Scout, duty bound to remain secretive, should never achieve. He is then banished to the dangerous border region as war threatens to engulf Semdela and Ricamar. Soldiers capture Anabar and send him to prison, an event that ultimately leads him to the arms of Princess Astrida. In the end, Anabar faces his most difficult decision: whether to perform his duty as a Scout, to seek the love of Astrida, or to risk everything to try to bring peace to the land.
DRIVEN by Shellie Neumeier USA Publisher: Risen Books Robyn can’t help but notice the handsome new guy at her school. She ignores, however, the arrival of another being at Brookfield Central High—a demon assigned to destroy her…
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Shoot the Wounded by Lynn Dove Canada Publisher: Word Alive Press Shoot the Wounded, the first book in the “Wounded Trilogy“ is written for youth and young adults, addresses how lies and gossip destroy a person’s spirit. It speaks to the heart of relevant themes such as bullying, teen pregnancy and family violence all the while pointing the characters and ultimately the reader, to hope in Jesus Christ.
by Lynn Dove Heal the Wounded is the much-anticipated sequel to Lynn Dove�s brilliant debut novel, Shoot the Wounded. After the death of their friend, Ronnie (in *Shoot the Wounded*), Leigh and Jake are trying to come to terms with the aftermath of Ronnie's death. As their love grows for one another, Leigh and Jake must face a series of devastating, life-changing events that will challenge their love and their relationship with God.
Summer For Change by Anna M Walker USA Publisher: PublishAmerica Summer break is supposed to be a wonderful time, full of great memories. So why is Layla's becoming such a nightmare? Summer for Change is the story of one young girl's summer and her search for love and hope.
Montgomery Lake High #1: The Right Person by Stacy A. Padula USA Publisher: Eloquent Books The high school years can be some of the most emotionally grueling years of one’s life. Teens daily enter into the war between being true to themselves and fitting in with their peers. One such troubled teen is Chris Dunkin, who’s been a substance abuser since age 12. Now 15, he’s drinking alcohol more often, and using heavy drugs to keep himself high. His grades, family relations, and dream of becoming a pro football player are slipping through his fingers. Starved for strength and willpower, Chris knows he is in over his head. One evening, a ray of hope shines into his dark world in an unexpected form – a beautiful girl name Courtney Angeletti. Fed with the food of encouragement, Chris sets out on a quest to find the true meaning of freedom. This story of teenage acceptance and the battle over moral convictions will hit home with many teens looking for answers.
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