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Everyone wants to grow up healthy and strong. In this easy-to-listen-to ABC audiobook, little ones get to follow the alphabet on their way to a healthier “me”. The audiobook encourages simple ways to form healthy habits that will last a lifetime.

“You are what you eat” so how do we teach children to choose the foods that will help them live healthy lives? By teaching them about nutrition. In this final audiobook in the Healthy Me series, MaryLou presents an array of fresh food options. Lyrical rhymes and fun food facts accompany the letters of the alphabet displaying healthy foods.

There is a well-known theory that we, as adults, use food to “eat our feelings” rather than dealing with them. This habit, often started in childhood, can lead to many unwise choices and health problems. But, what if we could reverse that pattern by using food to identify emotions, giving children the words to address negative feelings before they become problems? In this kid-oriented audiobook, MaryLou puts a new spin on that idea for a new generation by reflecting various “feelings” with funny food scenarios.

Colorado, summer of 1880. Aurora McMullen, an orphan, has been left without family by her rich aunt's death. When the government seizes the small fortune given to her in the will, she takes a chance on her future and responds to a mail-order bride ad. Accustomed to a comfortable life in the city, she sets out to marry a man who defies her expectations and shows her the greatest riches come from the heart.

Trixie is a feline of a unique sort. She's hustled the streets of the Big Easy many times but never quite like this. Trixie finds that when in New Orleans, hoodoo is much more than a tourist shop full of souvenirs. Reality has never been stranger and the stakes are much higher than ever before. See how this sexy feline takes on every challenge thrown at her and in the process discovers that there's more to life than meets the eye. This is a short story in a new series by Karli Rush.

Every animal can talk to you. You just have to know how to listen. Pepper Neely is better at this than most, especially because she is in charge of pet sitting all the Familiars in her neighborhood. A Familiar is a pet magically linked to a witch or warlock. As a gnome, Pepper is no stranger to spells and sorcery. She also knows that, despite their special name, Familiars aren't all that different from regular animals. They get anxious when separated from their people, so Pepper uses her special gnome powers to calm them down. She watches Cranky, the high-strung ferret, Frank, the laid-back parrot, King Arthur, the elderly tortoise, and many others. Then, something terrible begins happening to the Familiars. Someone is stealing their magic! It not only prevents Pepper from communicating with them, but breaks their magical connection with their people. When King Arthur's magic is stolen, his owner's powers stop working, too. In order to protect the animal's magic, Pepper decides to track down the culprit. With the help of her best friend, Luna, and her brother, Jax, Pepper fights to protect all of the special pets.

The riveting tale of an adolescent boy who learns the hard way that some rules were made to abide by. This story was written with the intention of educationally and spiritually uplifting a generation of younger individuals who quite honestly may not have the time or energy required to delve into traditional pieces of literature. Along the way, potential listeners and audiences are encouraged to seek an understanding of the lessons encouraged within the ebbs and flows of this nationally acclaimed debut work.

Isabella is a defense attorney who has become way too close with her handsome client. She couldn't help it, with his hypnotizing glances at her and sly smile. She firmly believes he is innocent of the charge that he killed his girlfriend and falls for his charms. She works hard to get him off and he's cleared of all charges. A life ever after may not be in the cards, however, as after he is released, she realizes he may be guilty after all, but not in the way he was charged.

Loving Courageously illuminates the deficits in our learning about the most difficult things we have to do in life: love and take the best possible care of ourselves; have healthy relationships with others, including good boundaries and effective communication; use these and other skills in romantic partnerships in which we practice collaborative problem solving; and raise emotionally healthy and functional children. That is an overall outline of much of what the book covers.