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Don't Blame Him is a book based on my life's relationships. I am very transparent and I will show you how to get over a relationship. But I continued to love him and stand in the gap for him in prayer. I lost myself in this relationship but God has granted me with the strength to get over all of the obstacles that I went through with a smile on my face. There is total healing for the woman that listens to this audiobook. We have to learn to take responsibilities for the decisions that we have made and learn from these mistakes.

Are you being held back by a lack of confidence? Are you afraid to go after jobs or promotions? Do you believe that your ideas aren’t good enough or that you’re lacking in some way? That lack of confidence is the only thing standing between you and the success you want. The good news is...confidence can be learned. It’s a skill you can practice and develop until it feels natural for you. Once you have it, you can have the success that you want and deserve.

After serving six months in a juvenile detention center, Lucas Carson returns home irrevocably changed by what happened there. Traumatized, Lucas shuts himself out from everyone he loves, even his younger sister, Lily, who ran away from home when she was pregnant at sixteen. When Lily resurfaces years later, Lucas can’t cope with his guilt about not being there for her. He takes off, only to cross paths with Shiloh Bloom—fifteen, homeless, and, like Lucas, escaping the past.

Our missionary brothers, sisters, sons, daughters, husbands, and wives would travel thousands of miles to share the gospel to people in faraway lands. They are willing to sacrifice all to share the love of God with these people. Times are changing. Now, God is bringing people from foreign lands right to our shores. Is this a new mission? What is his reason? Unfortunately, the present political climate and rhetoric are making it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for us to have a level-headed discussion when it comes to this topic of migration.

How do you know if you have what it takes to study and succeed online? From what I have observed, there is a large chasm between “knowing” and “doing”. If knowing was all that was necessary to be successful, all of us would be hugely successful. Fortunately, this book is designed in such a way that it will move you from knowing to doing.

Each time the issue of racism is mentioned, tensions immediately run high, reason is thrown out the window, and emotional outbursts run rampant. Even though a lot of effort has been done to fight it, the devastating consequences continue to this day. In this book, Dr. Tangumonkem challenges the status quo and presents a perspective that is both provocative and inspirational.

Coming to America: A Journey of Faith is Eric Tangumonkem’s story of wrestling with these thoughts and doubts. God called him to America from Cameroon to pursue graduate studies at the University of Texas at Dallas, but he had no money to put towards this dream. In this book, Dr. Tangumonkem shares his journey of learning to trust God as he stepped out in faith and came to America despite a lack of funds.

An assassin gets a job that requires him to kill not only the mother and father, but also the heir apparent. The assassin has done this on many occasions and has no problem with it, until he finds his crosshairs on a one-year-old baby. He can’t take this baby’s life, but he can’t leave him there, either. So, he takes the little one into his home and raises him as his own. One day, the kid, now aged 18 years, finds a box that reveals who he really is and that his "father" is responsible for killing his parents.

Sometimes it is so easy to fall into a routine that you never notice when you are becoming a part of the woodwork. When that change does come, we can either embrace it or discard it. However if we are brave enough to embrace it, we might discover that there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Or in Delancy Smith’s case, she discovered that to every dark cloud, there is a silver lining.

Little Girls Need Their Daddy is about the importance of what the man means to a little girl. The daddy is placed at the head of the household by God for a reason. He is to lead, guide, and protect the home. Because of the dysfunction that is going on in the homes today, women are being abused, and a lot of it stems from childhood. They were not shown that love and affection from their fathers. Therefore, they go out into the world to find it elsewhere. This is my story.

Two important people in my life died before I was able to tell them how much I loved them. Don't let this happen to you.

Why Work Is Important to the Man describes why some men are unsatisfied with their lives. God gave man a job to do before He did anything else and when we don't fulfill that order, our lives spiral out of control. See why work is important to the man.

Wer in die Fänge der Fee Kräuterweis gerät, hat nichts zu lachen. Jakob muss ihr sieben Jahre dienen und wird obendrein in einen Zwerg verwandelt. Dass er dabei lernt, wie kein zweiter zu kochen, lässt ihn an seinem Schicksal nicht verzweifeln. Es gibt ihm letztlich sogar die Chance, in seine wahre Gestalt zurückzukehren.

"Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand: Wer ist die Schönste im ganzen Land?", fragt die Königin und tobt vor Eifersucht, als der Name ihrer eigenen Stieftochter fällt - Schneewittchen. Viele Jahre hat die eitle Königin ihre Stieftochter vor den Augen der Welt verborgen. Doch als die Königin Schneewittchen gegen deren Willen mit dem reichen Grafen Sebalt verheiraten will, sehen es alle: Schneewittchen ist schöner als die Königin.