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Prepare for a heart-pounding journey into the depths of suspense and terror with "The Huntsman's Game." In the tranquil embrace of a small New England town, darkness looms as a ruthless serial killer, known as "The Huntsman," unleashes a reign of terror. The chilling hallmark of his brutality: victims' hearts cruelly torn from their young bodies, accompanied by a sinister poisoned apple. The community is left in shock and fear.

Shows how adoption changes lives for not only the children but family members as a unit. Love is all abound for the family depicted in this story. It is meant to not only be listened to with the child but the book asks questions that make it a dialogue not just a story. It is not all roses and cherry blossoms for families as there are struggles as well, but with time, patience, love, and perseverance Matthew, Bethany, Kristie and rest of the family members make the journey together.

Walter the Brave Bus is an inspiring, heartwarming story about a humble city transit bus with a powerful spirit and an even bigger heart. Built in a Detroit factory and lovingly dubbed “Old Double Dip,” Walter begins his journey serving the bustling streets of Chicago. With his loyal driver Harold and fellow bus friends Hank, Sally, and wise old Gus, Walter helps carry the lifeblood of the city—its people—day after day, year after year.

In the year 3121, the planet Drammat rules its utopian galaxy with innovation and compassion. The graduates of the Grand Drammatan Academy are the writers of their society’s future.

As the youngest student ever admitted to the Academy, 16-year-old Aria Blake is on edge when her lifelong visions of a teenage boy named Luca become more frequent and intense just before the school year begins.

With mental illness being a thing of the past and a stigma for the rare few who still face it, she’s forced to hide the truth or risk losing everything she's worked for.

Children are blessings from the Lord! Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." The fruit of the Spirit is a loving way of teaching children about God's nature and the image they ought to bear in God.

This lighthearted, whimsical, and laugh-out-loud book is your ultimate guide to never giving up—no matter what life (or your next stylist or client) throws at you!

When a stranger shows up on her doorstep and proposes, BYU student Aurelia freaks out. Shocked that she doesn't know him, Walter tries to explain that he has traveled back in time and apparently gone too far. Now he needs her to date his other self and fall in love like she did the first time. No way will she believe his ridiculous story. Yet it doesn't take long for her to realize there are two identical guys named Walter running around. She may even fall for one of him. But both?

Set in the 1950’s, Cordray’s Mill is a story that begins with the largest bank robbery in US. The money trail leads to a small village in South Georgia where love binds a family with two small boys trapped amid the animosity of segregation and the ceaseless intent of the thieves to regain their lost fortune.

Inside this book, there are six principles that can guide you into becoming the amazing person that you were born to be. The happy, talented, confident, invaluable you! You, that is buried under the monotonous Monday, the terrible Tuesday, the woeful Wednesday, and the throbbing Thursday. Most of us start our week in anticipation of FRIDAY...but what if there were principles that can get you into living your FRIDAY every day?

After her miraculous rescue by the angel Raphael, Sophia, daughter of Barabbas and Chanah, sets out with the former slave Onesimus to find the elusive and itinerant apostle John. Once they find him, an unexpected trip outside the Roman empire into the mysterious northern nation of Sarmatia expands her understanding of God’s global efforts to gather his children to their Savior. It also reveals in starker detail the pernicious, pervasive attempts by the adversary to disrupt the work and turn the children of God toward evil and superstition.

The last thing Riette expects on a snowy winter’s evening is Meirdre’s royal guard appearing on her doorstep. Their purpose? The king needs a bride, and tradition dictates the position is hers to accept. Desperate to secure her parents’ future, she agrees to the marriage and is whisked away to Lochfeld Castle, all too aware her childhood friend is there as well—imprisoned as a rebel in the dungeons below.

Join Sam Keene on a heartfelt journey of self-discovery in this compelling story. From the ashes of the Vietnam War, Sam's life takes an unexpected turn when she's adopted by an American soldier and his wife, who whisk her away to the bustling streets of Brooklyn. Yet, even amidst the vibrant tapestry of New York City, Sam grapples with a lingering question: Who is she really?

Embsy is a teenager whose biggest problem is that her scientist mom is ready to date again. How could her mom go to Alaska to work for the summer, meet some dumb guy, and mess up their perfect life? Then the crash happens. Now Embsy is stranded in the mountains of Alaska and must use her wit to overcome her injuries and survive long enough to navigate the wilderness.