I Care

Making time to play, bathe, or dance is good for your health. Early readers can explore ways to care for a themselves in this easily accessible text. Pairs with the fiction book, Cara Takes Time.

Brothers and sisters help each other make snacks or cross the street. Early readers can explore ways to care for a sibling in this easily accessible text. Pairs with the fiction book, Okay, Joey.

Audisee® eBooks with Audio combine professional narration and sentence highlighting for an engaging read aloud experience! A dog needs to be walked, brushed, and fed. Early readers can explore ways to care for a pet in this easily accessible text. Pairs with the fiction book, My Pet.

Friends like to play, share, and laugh with one another. Early readers can explore ways to care for a friend in this easily accessible text. Pairs with the fiction book, Kaleo Helps.

Did I Care Enough is an honest, clear-eyed story of devotion to a loved one who is very ill. It tells the whole story of the caretaker's experience--including fear and anger and even unexpected humor. Strother has lived this book and shares her wisdom with a lively, generous, and open heart." -Brenda Peterson, author Animal Heart and Build me an Ark "We suffered with you, laughed with you and felt your anger at the cancer. It is honest, forthright, and demonstrates the love of a husband and wife completely enmeshed in the love of God." Mr. and Mrs. John A. Montgomery, Capt. U.S. Navy (Ret.) "This book took us through your five year journey with Joe into uncharted places where pain and sorrow dwelt. The humor embraced is a breath of fresh air and lifts the spirit of the reader. Sharing your honest feelings as a caregiver will indeed be helpful to other caregivers." Dr. and Mrs. Luther Brewer (Minister, Ret.)

I believe that our tangible worldly life has two journeys: The first journey starts after the apple was eaten... that we won the race in our mothers’ wombs, despite billions of competition. This shows our strength and our ability to take responsibility, so we were created for the second stage with the power of Allah. The second journey is the last, which starts after puberty. This is where we establish our records to be presented with our right hand on the Day of Judgment, God willing. This is where we achieve our victory, by eluding the dreaded Satan and his aides. With this message in mind, I try to represent my experiences in my second journey through this book. Highlighting the lessons from 55 years of experience in working for public and private sectors, and including wonderful family relationships that has spanned for decades. I hope our future generations will cling to the lessons from this book and in coming books, and pass it on with love and real positivity.

From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Marie Force comes a steamy new contemporary romance about two strangers who find love in the most unexpected way—by saving a life. Austin Sitting at the top of my game, pitching for Baltimore and a single daddy to the most adorable little girl in the world, I’m living the dream. Until I get the dreaded call that Everly is sick. My entire world stops when the doctors say the only chance my baby has is through a bone-marrow transplant. My life becomes a living nightmare as I wage a war to save my daughter. Nothing else matters. Not my Cy Young Award, not my career, not my team or my talent. None of that can fix her. She needs a miracle. What we get is a stranger... and Maria just might save us both. Maria My life in Miami might not be glamorous, but it is rewarding. I divide my time between working as a nurse at a free clinic and waitressing at my family’s Cuban-Italian restaurant. After being cheated on by my long-time boyfriend, I’m not exactly looking for Mr. Right but wouldn’t kick him out of bed if he suddenly showed up. Six months after I donated bone marrow to a little girl in Baltimore, I get an email from the child’s grateful father, but everything is anonymous until the one-year mark. I’m desperate to know more about him. The last thing I expect him to be is a gorgeous, famous ballplayer. One email becomes another, until we find ourselves caught up in a friendship neither of us expected, but both desperately need. I’m falling in love with a man I’ve never met. Read the exciting sequel to How Much I Feel to find out what happens when Austin is scheduled to play in Miami, and the team arranges a meeting between Austin, Everly and Maria.

Two schools, one in Ireland and one in England, have decided to set up a pen-pal programme between their pupils. Luke is hoping to get an English boy to write to, but instead he gets stuck with Elma, who would prefer an Irish girl as her penpal. Reluctantly, the two begin their correspondence. Life is not going well for either Luke or Elma, so they invent new, more glamorous lives for themselves in their letters, little realising how similar their true lives actually are. However, when things take a turn for the worse, Elma has no one to confide in except Luke. He offers some useful advice and in turn tells the truth about his life and family. Together they realise that things are beginning to look up....