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But for the Grace of God is a book that was born from a journal. After years of studying the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous and daily devotionals, a real connection was made. This book takes passages directly out of the book Alcoholics Anonymous and puts them next to scripture from the Bible. There is no intent to advocate for religion in your life. A spiritual connection is what is hoped will be achieved. Setting aside everything we think we know for an open mind is essential to have an experience with the words in this book. The author has included a short interpretation and his own experience with each page. There is a consideration at the end of each reading for the reader to contemplate their own experience. The book is themed with the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and the spiritual principles attached to each step. The goal is for you to see how the principles of recovery are laid out to us in many forms and, if understood from a personal perspective, can be very effective in the lives of recovering people who are in search of a real personal connection with the God of their own understanding. Opening the pages of this book can either encourage, enlighten, or expand your journey to a real personal relationship with God.

What wonder and awe it has been to walk with Jesus through these Mysteries of the Rosary-to hold His hand, feel the tugs, look into His eyes, and be loved.

All this, really, is beyond our understanding. But I do pray that in sharing this dream, this walk, that your eyes and heart will be opened to the very life of the Triune God.

Volver a creer: Del quiebre al renacer

Esteban Lugo Castro

No estás roto. Estás despertando... y eso incomoda.

¿Esto es todo?
¿Trabajar, cumplir, resistir... y repetir?
¿Cansarte sin saber por qué, aunque por fuera "todo esté bien"?

Volver a creer es un libro de desarrollo personal y reflexión profunda para quienes han hecho todo "correcto" y aun así sienten un vacío que no saben explicar.
No es un libro de frases motivacionales ni promesas vacías.
Es una confrontación honesta con la vida que estás viviendo... y la que estás postergando.

Este libro habla del cansancio invisible, de los sueños que se apagaron en silencio, de la fe que se volvió rutina y de la vida que se vive en automático.
Habla de ese momento incómodo en el que entiendes que seguir igual también es una forma de rendirse.

Aquí no se promete una vida fácil.
Se revela una verdad poderosa: tu punto de quiebre no es una derrota, es una puerta.

Volver a creer es ideal para lectores que buscan:

Desarrollo personal real, sin positivismo tóxico
Libros de crecimiento interior y propósito de vidaReflexiones sobre crisis existencial, fe y sentido
Motivación profunda basada en decisiones, no emocionesUn despertar emocional y espiritual auténtico

No encontrarás fórmulas mágicas ni recetas rápidas para "sentirte mejor".

Encontrarás preguntas incómodas, claridad y dirección.
Porque no puedes construir una vida nueva con hábitos viejos.
Y no puedes avanzar cargando lo que ya terminó.

Este libro no te dice qué hacer.
Te obliga a dejar de huir.

Tal vez no estás perdido.

Tal vez estás despertando.

Si alguna vez sentiste que naciste para más...
Si estás cansado de sobrevivir y quieres volver a sentirte vivo...
Este libro no te dará todas las respuestas.

Te devolverá algo más poderoso:
el valor de buscarlas.

No estás roto.
Estás despertando.

Y despertar no es cómodo.
Es incómodo, es solitario,
es el momento en que ya no puedes mentirte.

Si sigues leyendo,
no es por curiosidad.
Es porque algo dentro de ti sabe
que sobrevivir ya no es suficiente.

Este libro no te promete una vida fácil.
Te promete verdad.
Y la verdad siempre exige decisión.

El quiebre no fue el final.
Fue la llamada.

Y si la escuchas,
si te atreves a dar un paso más...
no volverás a ser el mismo.

Siempre puedes volver a creer.
Siempre puedes volver a ti.

What the Train Left Behind is a literary short story collection set in the long aftermath of the Partition of India and Pakistan.

Rather than returning to the moment of rupture, this book listens to what followed: how ordinary people adjusted to borders drawn after lives had already begun. Across spare, interconnected stories, Kalpesh Desai traces how a single people, divided by lines, continued to live familiar lives, eating the same food, speaking the same language, while slowly drifting apart.

Set in everyday spaces such as homes, offices, ration queues, and courtyards, these stories follow the quiet decisions that shape destinies. A clerk delays a record. A mother teaches a safer sentence. A letter returns unopened. A song is lowered before the verse ends. What changes here is not loud or sudden, but persistent, settling into habit, language, and inheritance.

Written with restraint and moral clarity, What the Train Left Behind offers a deeply human portrait of Partition's legacy across generations.

This book will resonate with readers of literary fiction, diaspora communities, and anyone interested in how historical events continue to shape private lives. It is especially suited for book clubs, intergenerational conversations, and readers drawn to quiet, morally attentive storytelling.

This is not a book about borders being drawn.

It is about how they learned where to live.

Step into a sacred journey-one that winds through the prayers and laments, through the songs and praises, of Israel's ancient poets and leads straight to the heart of Jesus.

In Finding Jesus in the Psalms, each of the 150 psalms becomes a reflection that unveils a glimpse of Christ-his character, his compassion, his beauty, his mission, and his delight in those who love him. Whether you are new to the faith or long experienced in walking with God, this book invites you to travel slowly, thoughtfully, and prayerfully through the psalms, marveling at the gospel woven into their words and images, discovering the presence of Jesus on every page.

Come and find welcome, wisdom, and refreshment on this journey of meditation-one where every psalm will draw you nearer to the Savior who fulfills them all.

"A powerful, wise, and intricate gift to readers. . . . This is a big-time book."-MARTIN CLARK, author of The Plinko Bounce and The Substitution Order

"This modern Southern Gothic thriller is compulsively readable and utterly unputdownable." -HEATH HARDAGE LEE, author of The League of Wives and The Mysterious Mrs. Nixon

One summer night in 1985, twelve-year-old Julia Pemberton disappears without a trace from a friend's backyard birthday party. Everyone in the sleepy town of Chatham, North Carolina, believes she was taken while hiding in the woods during a game of kick the can-but the truth is much closer to home.

In the days following Julia's disappearance, the small town's residents grapple with the new circumstances, so disparate from the slow-paced Southern tranquility they'd grown accustomed to. Dell Jenkins, Julia's lifelong best friend, has to start sixth grade without her, and as the months go by, she feels like everyone is moving on with their lives too easily. The only person that seems to feel Julia's absence as keenly is Tommy, Julia's father. But after weeks of searching, Tommy begins to lose faith that his daughter will ever come home alive, shutting himself up-and the rest of the world out-in his woodshop. Meanwhile, Betsy Glass, the hostess of the party, worries the whole town feels she is responsible for Julia's disappearance. But just as her guilt begins to dissipate, she uncovers evidence of her husband's infidelity, unknowingly setting all three characters on a path to discovering the truth.

How deep is your faith? How strong is your determination? How resolute is your will?

In 2000, Gary Good's faith, determination, and will were tested to the max when two of his vertebrae were shattered in a horrific crash with an 18-wheeler-along with his hope, dreams, and life as he knew it. "You'll never walk again," doctors told Gary over and over. Against all odds, drawing on perseverance and inner strength, with the love of his family and friends, and by surrendering it all at God's feet, Gary defied the doctors' grim prognosis-to resume his healthy, active life. Gary's story is a testimony for anyone who's been told "you can't." This book is for anyone who's been knocked down, left behind, or feels defeated. Gary's story is for anyone eager to walk taller, dream bigger, soar higher.

"...Come carrion beetle,

funk-driven, burrowing through decay

toward sweeter stink. What could be said?

You survive a fall from heaven to sit at the root."

Hound Triptych, Dani Janae's debut collection of poetry, is a raw exploration of the intricacies of being an adoptee, the accompanying grief, and the destruction and rebuilding of the self through girlhood and into womanhood. The collection is a candid journey through the emotional landscape of abandonment and the human need for belonging; this is poetry that reaches into your chest and tells your heart, Listen. Feel. The poems mix gritty darkness with captivating imagery-the continuity of the ouroboros, cyclical and ruinous, the mouth devouring its own body; hair as a living entity, its knots growing into mammals that speak; a daughter's quiet, intrinsic love for her mother, "prized in the marrow, rich and pearlescent." Coupled with a wider scrutiny of the capitalization of adoption, Janae provides a perspective both personal and wide. Hound Triptych is an experience in the richness of the lyrical and an invitation to gaze into the unfettered chaos of the psyche and the heart and sit with them, unflinching.

Joan, a hospice nurse diagnosed with tongue cancer, chose to change her thirty-year practice of walking prayer and meditation into a new plan of care as she underwent treatment for her tongue and neck. Instead of walking with Reddogg on the nearby country roads, she was inspired to uplift others spiritually while bolted to the radiation table.

Four months after completing radiation, she felt empowered enough to travel solo to Italy to pursue her passion for writing. This book is her journal, written throughout her journey with tongue cancer-her surgeries, treatments, and radiation; her recovery at home; her walking meditations surrounded by Mother Nature; and her healing trip to Italy.

Connecting the frontlines of history with the urgent struggles of today, Arlene Eisen's memoir/social history charts a personal and collective radical journey of the 1960s through the early 1980s. The Worldwide Family of Militant Women is a riveting account of these turbulent decades-from the mountains of Peru and the jungles of Viet Nam to the revolutionary projects of Cuba, China, and the USSR, and back to the struggles inside the US.

Eisen demonstrates how she, and thousands of other women, had the opportunity to learn in a time of historic upheaval when revolutionary movements were on the rise in every continent. They joined those struggles both as rank and file and as leaders, in their own organizations and in national organizations; for their own survival and liberation as well as for the liberation of their nations.

As the US once again wages genocidal war against a poorer nation, Eisen's hard-won lessons resonate with shocking urgency. Her story is a call to action for a new generation, outraged by imperial impunity and searching for a path of meaningful resistance. For anyone compelled to challenge the same intolerable war machine, this book offers indispensable wisdom, profound hope, and the proof that we do not fight alone.

Join the worldwide family!

Her power can heal the world--or burn it down.

Sabine has survived death, but what rises in her place is something ancient and barely contained. Her fae nature demands blood, sacrifice, and dominance, making her previous life as a human feel like a fading dream. War-torn villagers beg her for miracles she can't yet perform. Her father, King of Fae, whispers of her great destiny. And through it all, Sabine clings to the only thing still tying her to the girl she used to be-Basten-and prays she doesn't break him in the process.

Basten would walk through hellfire to protect Sabine. But what if she is the fire? The deeper he digs into the fae court's past-and Sabine's place in it-the more he begins to question whether she needs his protection...or a leash. Torn between devotion and dread, he uncovers a truth buried in crumbling stone: the fae don't just record ancient history. They repeat it. And this time, they've chosen Sabine as their deadliest weapon.

In this darkly romantic fourth book in the Godkissed Bride series, the line between girl and goddess cracks...and not everyone will survive the coming quake.

Introducing our US Citizenship Test Study Guide 2026 and 2027: Updated Naturalization Exam Prep with all 128 USCIS Civics Questions and Answers [5th Edition]!

Trivium Test Prep's US Citizenship Test Study Guide includes everything you need to pass the USCIS Civics Test the first time.

• Quick review of the concepts covered on the Naturalization Exam
• All 128 USCIS Civics Questions with answer explanations
• Tips and tricks from experienced naturalization educators

Trivium Test Prep's US Citizenship Test Study Guide is aligned with the official USCIS Civics Exam framework. Topics covered include:

• The US Constitution, The Legislative Branch, The Executive and Judicial Branches
• American Political Systems
• Early North America
• Revolution and the Early United States
• Civil War, Expansion, and Industrialization
• The United States Becomes a Global Power
• Postwar and Contemporary United States
• Geography and Civics Facts

USCIS was not involved in the creation or production of this product, is not in any way affiliated with Trivium Test Prep, and does not sponsor or endorse this product.

Does your child think science is confusing, boring, or "too hard"?
Do words like atoms, forces, energy, or chemical reactions sound scary instead of exciting?

Physics & Chemistry for Kids 8-12 is the comic-style science book that turns "Huh?" into "WOW!"
This fun and friendly physics and chemistry comic book explains big ideas in a way kids actually understand - with humor, cartoons, real-life examples, and tons of "Ohhh, that makes sense!" moments.

No boring textbooks.
No scary formulas.
Just captivating stories for curious kids who want to understand how the world really works.

From bouncing balls and glowing stars to bubbling potions and invisible forces, this book makes science feel like an adventure - not homework.

What's Inside:

• Physics and Chemistry Easy to Read and Understand: Atoms, molecules, forces, energy, heat, sound, light, electricity, magnetism, reactions, and more - broken down step by step.
• Comic-Style Pages & Speech Bubbles: A true physical chemistry comic enlightenment book that keeps kids reading, laughing, and learning.
• Super Interesting Facts for Smart Kids: Weird, surprising, and weird-but-true science facts that spark curiosity and conversation.
• Real-Life Examples Kids Recognize: Video games, snacks, backpacks, soda bubbles, thunderstorms, TikTok sounds - science is everywhere!
• Mini Experiments & Thought Challenges: Safe, simple activities that turn kids into little scientists.
• Meet the Scientists: Newton, Tesla, Kelvin, Ibn al-Haytham, Chien-Shiung Wu, and more - introduced in a fun, kid-friendly way.
• Perfect for Ages 8-12: Ideal for independent readers, reluctant readers, homeschoolers, and classroom use.
• A great kids encyclopedia age 9-12 alternative - but way more fun.

Why Choose This Book?

✔ Makes physics and chemistry for kids exciting instead of intimidating
✔ Builds confidence, curiosity, and critical thinking
✔ Encourages STEM interest without pressure
✔ Great for parents who want real learning without screen time
✔ Works as a fun intro to science - even for kids who think they "hate" it
✔ A smart gift for birthdays, holidays, or curious minds

Whether your child dreams of being a scientist - or just wants to know why soda bubbles pop, why magnets stick, or how light travels - this book opens the door to science in the most enjoyable way possible.

Science isn't boring. It's everywhere.
And once kids see it... they can't stop noticing it.