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Are you looking for a fun engaging story for your child? Then check out this audiobook. This is a fun and engaging story that will take your child on an adventure with the main character, the bumblebee. Find out What Happened to the Bumblebee when the Bumblebee encountered an accident with a young boy that made the Bumblebee furious. The Bumblebee's actions then consequently led to a series of unexpected events with humans, honeybee soldiers, and a wasp. He then made a new discovery about the boy whom he was originally furious with, and it changed his perception on life.

Sometimes growing up can feel hard to do. You long for the days when you will be big and able to do things on your own! Everyone always says to enjoy being a kid while it lasts. That time goes by so fast. But to a kid, it can feel like forever until you're all grown up. These special years will be gone too fast, so enjoy every moment of them while they last! Share this loving message of hope for the future with your young listeners, a hope that all parents feel while watching their children grow. Grown Up Too Soon will find its place in your family's audiobook library!

In this second novel of the trilogy, When the Bluebirds Sing, we meet Andie’s daughters, each of whom choose a unique path for adult fulfillment.

It’s a joyful time of the year as the forest animals decorate and prepare for Christmas! But something is missing. Is it more ornaments? Not enough snow? A star for the tree? The little animals look for answers from Miss Owl and discover what Christmas is really all about.

Peaceful Mind, Awakened Life offers a direct, accessible, and practical introduction to the basic concepts of mindfulness and the value of incorporating them into one’s daily life. The author’s philosophy is presented in a genuinely relatable way, which listeners will find both comforting and inspiring. The book provides a thorough and detailed guide for handling life’s difficult moments, including a new take on the established TRAIN practice. The step-by-step practice set forth in this self-help book feels natural, intuitive, and unintimidating.

I traveled across the globe from Vietnam to the United States and landed in Detroit, Michigan to reunite with my family. Coming from Saigon’s tropical weather, one of my wishes was to get to experience the magical beauty of a snow day for the first time, spent alongside my family. In the book, Goodbye Tropical Weather and Hello Winter, I share some of the great memories associated with this journey.

A story of two boys who love to play knights, riding pretend horses around the playing fields located behind their houses. One day they are riding in the field, when they sport a girl sat between the goal posts on the football pitch.

Victoriya lives within the Highly Functioning Autistic Spectrum. She is the daughter of principal scientists over the TITAN project, the massive orbital which finally ended global warming. It worked…but with consequences no one saw coming.

It’s not always easy to share with others, but Kyle Cardinal shows us the way in this charming book, Who Says Sharing Isn’t Caring? Kids will love Kyle’s acts of kindness as he takes flight and finds a way to make his friends happy!

This book takes a unique approach to the idea of soul care by comparing it to the concept of home. When we allow Jesus to do a transformational work in our souls to give us the feeling of home, we feel loved, secure, nourished, accepted, and healed every day. When we make it a practice to cultivate Jesus' presence within us, we will feel at home in our inner being instead of being spiritually and emotionally "homeless".

A adventure of two boys who love playing Knights, dressing up in toy armor, riding pretend horses. Until one day, they meet a young girl crying in the park. Little did they know this will send them on a quest to save Arcland from the evil Deadly Nightshade.

The boys are excited about returning to Arcland and spending some time with their friends they made on their last visit. Only to be told that Peony and queen Tula have been kidnapped. A note was left on an apple tree saying Bring the Key, no one had a idea of what this meant or how the adventure would unfold.

Elissy has always enjoyed travelling, but as soon as she sets foot on Turkish soil, she knew something was wrong. The atmosphere was filled with unrest, and everyone looked scared and distraught.

Macular degeneration affects over eight million people in the United States. Patients lose central vision, the ability to read fine print and recognize faces. A diagnosis doesn't mean surrendering to these challenges. Instead, understanding this medical condition will help pave the way toward a better future-for yourself or loved one.

Each of us is different in a million little ways! Think of how boring life would be if we were all the same. Humble Me is a rhyming story which teaches children to remain humble during all activities, while still celebrating small victories, and encouraging others without bragging or gloating. Emphasizing the idea that people come in all shapes, colors, sizes, and abilities, the story teaches children that sometimes each person may win and sometimes they will fail. Regardless, it is important to accept the unique differences among us because we each have special talents.

"Why is resilience so important?" you might ask. Resilience is important because it entails accepting that things did not go as planned and believing that the endeavor will be successful.

What Kind of Hair Is This is an exhilarating tale of a Black girl who loves her hair. Regardless of what others say about her beautiful Black locks she stands her ground and tells her friends that her hair is beautiful!

This edition of Success offers advice focused on parents rather than specific laws. Parents need encouragement and support when facing the legal system that has removed their children. Success provides the steps and advice for parents to follow the unwritten rules the system uses to trip them up and create obstacles.

In my mind, I felt the better I played the part of normal, the better off my kids would be emotionally. Even if that meant, in my world, I would continue to deny that Evan was gone.

I hope you can find some of yourself in my thoughts.