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For the first time in centuries, a child was born without a superpower. Eighteen-year-old Carson Adachi has lived his entire life believing that he was indeed Powerless. During Recruitment for trade schools, Carson’s power begins to manifest and he learns that there are far worse things to be than powerless. The leaders of the known world – the Council – take an interest in Carson and his unique power, but tensions quickly rise as he questions the knowledge of his rulers.

The limiting beliefs and mental barriers holding you back in the face of trial don’t have to define you; rather, choose to let them refine your mental fortitude and strengthen your resilience and faith muscles. When you are willing to step into the fire of refinement, you can use life’s trials and turn them into something beautiful.

Avoiding grief and bereavement in children can cause life-long emotional problems. This story positions grief and loss as normal processes in life. The Truck Family aims to bridge the gap between knowledge of grief and its strong emotions through storytelling.

These 30 daily devotions can be used by Christians of all backgrounds and ages to aid in living a godly life. Michelle M. James collects and expands on entries from her blog—Mrs Lovin My Jesus—to help her fellow Christians journey down the narrow road according to Scripture. After each devotion, you’ll find a notes section to reflect on what you’ve heard and learned. Whether you use this as an individual or in a group setting, these daily devotions will motivate and inspire you in your walk with Christ.

When Daniel Darling was fired as spokesperson for the National Religious Broadcasters Association, it wasn't his exit that made national news—it was the way he handled it. Daniel's charitable response to those he had worked with was so radical that it made headlines. But why has kindness among Christians become so startling? In Agents of Grace, Daniel explores practical ways we can follow the Bible's command to "strive actively for peace" even in a painfully divided church, country, and world.

When Jeremy and Emily Freeman’s teenage son Caleb was in a devastating car accident, doctors gave him a 10 percent chance of survival. Fear of losing a child was all too fresh for the Freemans—their seven-year-old son, Trey, had died just four years earlier from a genetic immunodeficiency. But God. In #butGod Jeremy shares the incredible story of Caleb’s recovery, the darkness that nearly overtook their family in the waiting, and the #butGod movement that captured the prayers of Christians around the world.

George wants to know more about the elves, and who better to tell him than the Great Elf Algorothe. The fairies and the Faraway Tree provide that opportunity. He sees wonders of nature and the power of elven magic. Those who trespass on protected land with evil intentions—beware! Algorothe recounts the ferocious battle that defeated the great evil and restored peace—at least for a time—and Jonifae recounts the aftermath. George returns to the bosom of his family with an insight into his life to be.

A year or so ago, my granddaughter, then aged four, started developing an interest in bedtime stories. Soon we ran out of books, so we started creating our own characters. But the one she really loves is Chimpu—a lively little monkey who lives in the jungles of India atop the crumbling ramparts of an old Indian fort. The stories convey a message of love, care, and friendship. In future stories, Chimpu and his friends discover a diamond cave, escape from the python’s trap, rescue animals caught in a forest fire, and save their habitat from being deforested.

Having had a Jack Russell for 15 years, she would like to share the indescribable joy to own a pet, as well as share the journey an owner takes to have to raise, care, and look after one. This audiobook encapsulates the life of a pet and offers relatable experiences that children and adults would encounter. Listen and enjoy!

Gringl is a dwarf troll who escaped the slaughter in the Faraway Mountains. He survives many adventures using his skills and his ability to adapt - an ability that enables him to repel attacks by those bent on destroying him. Gringl seeks only to do good and to protect the less fortunate, and after he meets the great elf, Challinor, he becomes a knight and defeats the scourge of the age, freeing people from oppression.

Olaf, a name handed down for centuries since the time of King Olof Skotkonung of Sweden, is given to several characters of Swedish ancestry. The discovery of a mysterious substance with properties previously untapped is passed on from one generation to another. Over time, the Olafs find out more and more about the potential of this special rock. Their research is slowed down by finding a more useful substance: gold. The gold and its value tend to overshadow everything else, as the Olafs use their riches for a variety of purposes.

Chloe and Emma are five-year-old twin sisters who live in Meadow Grove. Their household is dysfunctional and unsafe, filled with sadness and fear. At night, they escape to a magical land alive with creatures both great and small. Mr. Jingles tries to find them, but the girls remain hidden with the animal friends, who give them the courage to make it through difficult times. Due to their strength and fearlessness, Chloe and Emma find a way to endure and persevere, despite dire circumstance. Deep within themselves, they also discover the need to protect the vulnerability in others.

A year or so ago my grand daughter then aged four started developing an interest in bed time stories. Soon we ran out of books or just found some of them silly. So we started creating our own characters. But the one she really loves is Chimpu - a lively little monkey who lives in the jungles of India atop the crumbling ramparts of an old Indian fort. The stories convey a message of love, care, and friendship by a little monkey for his family and his tribe.

Money problems are the number one cause of divorce and the number two cause of stress. Money touches every corner of our lives, from our relationships, to our health and our career, and while it may not directly buy happiness, it certainly enables us to pursue it. Part book, part online tools and videos, From Worry to Wealth is an interactive field guide to improving your financial self.

The Dueling Wizards of Simple town are tricked by the cunning servant they unknowingly share, and he manipulates them into a duel hoping they'll kill each other, and then he can steal all their loot and magical gizmos. But from the beginning things go terribly wrong. And once the giant dragons get involved, no one might make it out alive. Dancing frogs, talking ducks, maze mice, and baboons are just a few of those reluctantly asked to participate in the wizards duel. After a few misplaced blasts, the Dragons finally get involved and everyone's' lives are at stake.

This is a tale of fantasy involving two silly magicians and a cunning plan by their two-faced servant.

Pip goes to London at age 20, and finds a job at a leading wallpaper/fabric emporium, where he learns tricks of the trade. At Sanderson & Sons, he learns a great deal about wallpapers, paints, and general interior design. He teaches himself how to paper and the right way to paint.

Poetry, humor, a personal examination of mental challenges, along with a deep grasp of spiritual matters infuse this big, easy-listening work by Rich Melcher.

Nudging the Heart: I Meant What I Said from the Pulpit gathers some of Bill Ritter’s most timeless messages to form a relevant, feel-good commentary on many of the contemporary issues in our lives. Grounded in faith, the chapters lovingly unwrap the often-avoided sermon subjects of depression, divorce, diversity, and homosexuality. There is also a trio of chapters on God the creator, God the judge, and God the redeemer; topics that people have long struggled to agree upon, interpret, and understand.

In this book, Elwood examines the person and the life of Jesus and its relevance to our daily lives and to our relationships. Starting with the virgin birth, he examines the evidence in the story by Mary that her conception and pregnancy were unique and are consistent with the person of Jesus having a human and a divine origin. He then examines the life and teaching of Jesus and shows how this can enrich and give purpose to the lives of those who follow Jesus.