Grateful Grace

Grace complains about "having to" clean her room, wash her hands and do her chores. She doesn't realize that, by learning to think differently, she can change her perspective from negative to positive. In this story, Grace discovers that her attitude has the power to determine her thoughts and emotions. Can Grace go from feeling burdened to being grateful? "At any age, it is hard to feel that you have little or no choice in your day-to-day life. Grace realizes that if she can look at expectations in a different way, both her day and mood improves. This book is a perfect choice to share with children in summer camp, school, in therapy and at home." --Theresa Fraser, CYC-P, CPT-S, MA, RP, RCT, CT, trauma, loss and attachment clinical specialist "Grateful to Be Grace is not another book that tells kids to behave. It shows that when Grace makes the choice to be thankful, her perspective and attitude change. I love how Grace's parents model encouragement rather than focusing on poor behavior. It's a feel-good book. Children are empowered to learn the ways they can experience gratitude." --Jill Osborne, EdS, LPC, CPCS, RPTS, author of Sam Feels Better Now! "Grateful to be Grace is a sweet story about making choices. Delivered in rhyme with colorful pictures, the book helps children consider their options and consequences when choosing between immediate gratification and longer-term gains. When children understand the reasoning behind a parental request, they are more willing to show compliance. This story helps children take responsibility for the decisions they make--a valuable lesson they will utilize throughout life. A bonus is the positive role models represented in a blended family and the representation of racially diverse characters." --Laurie Zelinger, PhD, ABPP, RPT-S, Board Certified Psychologist, author of Please Explain "Anxiety" to Me! Learn more at www.MaggyWilliamsAuthor.com From Loving Healing Press www.LHPress.com

Winner of the Heart & Soul Book Awards for children's literature. Grateful Grace is the story of a little girl who shows gratitude in every situation. She believes that there is always something to be grateful for, and the more grateful you are the happier you are. And the happier you are for what you already have, the more good things that come to you.

‘A Grateful Heart: Importance of Sharing Testimonies of GOD's Grace’ is a transformative exploration of the power of gratitude and the profound impact of sharing personal testimonies of God's grace. This inspirational guide delves into the significance of nurturing a heart full of gratitude and how, by sharing one's experiences of divine blessings and transformation, individuals can inspire and uplift others. Drawing from the wisdom of biblical verses and real-life examples, the book provides practical advice and exercises for readers to cultivate gratitude, replace negativity with thankfulness, and craft genuine and impactful testimonies. It showcases how testimonies, both from the Old and New Testaments, have shaped faith and community throughout history. Readers are encouraged to embrace gratitude as a way of life and confidently share their testimonies with humility and enthusiasm. ‘A Grateful Heart’ is a heartfelt call to celebrate and spread God's grace through gratitude and shared stories.

Grace Elliott is a grief-stricken woman confronted with ongoing tragedy and loss, whose fantasies of being liberated from her agonizing existence are paralleled by the gruesome tale of the lovelorn Kent Clark. Kent regards himself a hopeless romantic, ceaselessly pursuing his perfect mate. As Kent’s deluded quest for love turns up nothing but bodies, homicide detective Erin Taylor relentlessly pursues the madman, determined to end the massacre. The psychological dance between criminal and crime-fighter, and victim and killer, increases in tempo until Grace is faced with a final, heart-pounding dilemma. Is her wretched life worth fighting for?

What began as a personal pick-me-up quickly became a feel-good phenomenon, tapping into the power of gratitude. In October 2011, Kubitsky began asking, "What makes you grateful?" and invited people to write or draw a glimmer of gladness on a postcard and mail it back to her. Placing blank invitation cards in public places like college cafeterias, post offices, parks, community centers, libraries, and cafes, she attempted to engage the community at large. Since then, she has received thousands of responses from all over the globe. In this beautiful book, Kubitsky shares a selection of submissions, including stunning artwork, heartbreaking stories, and sincere expressions of gratitude. From cupcakes to lightning strikes, this feel-good book gives voice to gratitude and the simple pleasures that make life great. If you like PostSecret, The Book of Awesome, or Chicken Soup for the Soul, start smiling. This book is all three wrapped into one!

When Grace encounters a series of disappointments and obstacles in her everyday life she reunites with an old, wise, woodland creature seeking advice. She learns the power of gratitude and acknowledging the good things in life that we often take for granted.

In today’s world there’s a lot to worry about such as the disruptions of the pandemic, social unrest, financial uncertainty, and more. But with much necessity, if we hear him, the Lord reminds us that, despite it all, we have so much to be grateful for. The beginning of a series of devotions and teachings on the spiritual fruits of righteous living, author Dr. Tricia Thomas Anderson challenges us to concentrate on thanking God for the countless blessings, great and small, that he has bestowed and reduce the urge to focus on the negative. Reflecting on her own experiences, she leads us through a forty-two-day devotional and journal experience to encourage observable change while witnessing and expressing thanksgiving for the grace God offers daily. Tread in Grateful Waters demonstrates how to put praise, honor, worship, and gratitude at the forefront before expressing our needs and desires when we talk with and reflect on the Lord while drawing us closer to him.