Nunca es tarde para otorgarte una segunda oportunidad. Por mucho tiempo te has juzgado, y en este viaje, uno de los destinos será el perdón. Mereces cerrar los ojos abrazando tus logros, porque, aunque te sientas muy lejos de la meta, estás avanzando por la escalera de la vida, donde cada peldaño ya es un triunfo.Si estás leyendo esto, es porque vamos a intentarlo. Vamos a trabajar por volver a estar bien. Vamos a dejar de juzgarnos por cada error y entender que los problemas, aunque traten de derrumbarnos, no lo lograrán. Es tiempo de enfrentar los inconvenientes y descubrir nuestra fortaleza. Porque tenemos el poder de empezar de nuevo todas las veces que sean necesarias, no lo olvides. Siempre podemos aprender de lo que nos hirió y avanzar hacia un futuro mejor.LA NOCHE OSCURA NO ES ETERNA: Un audiolibro para volver a encendernos. Para atravesar las crisis que nos presente la vida. Para aprender a despedirnos cuando sea necesario, aunque duela, aunque pese, aunque queme. Un audiolibro para reencontrarnos y convertirnos en desconocidos que se vuelven amigos, que tienen derecho a llorar, a reír, y a tocar fondo para coger impulso hasta tocar las estrellas.Ninguna tempestad va a debilitarnos. Saldremos de ella fortalecidos, y con más motivación para superar lo que sea que nos depare la vida. Quizá hoy tienes mucho en tu mente, y piensas que no podrás, pero iremos a nuestro propio ritmo, sin comparaciones, sin prisa, pero con la convicción de que poco a poco...La tormenta pasará.Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish. Read more

I've been a delinquent child, an under-privileged girl. Can I now become the heir that Adiriel needs?With so much power, one thing I've never been is helpless. But I'm helpless as I watch the people I love in pain. I made a mistake repressing my father's work and I'll do anything to get it back.They think they have beaten us, that they are now unstoppable. Well, if it's a fight they want, it's a fight they'll get - and I fight to win!*If you like sexy fantasy/paranormal romances, with humour, steam, action, suspense, a tough heroine and multiple alpha males, this is for you. Divinos Academy: Unforgiving is book 3 of the series. This is a light bully reverse harem and ends in suspense. It's recommended for 18+ due to language and sexual situations. Read more

We had never dreamed of a world where one of our daughters would die before us. But it happened to us and our life split in two - before and after.What began as a season of unimaginable grief slowly became a journey of healing, driven by faith, community, and our daughter's enduring sparkle and light.Told with raw honesty and grace, Finding the Light, shares the story of a family learning to live without the one they can never forget. And it is about transforming the heart-wrenching heartbreak of losing a child into kindness and love for others in her memory.This book is for every parent in "The Club" they never wanted to join. Our hope is that telling our journey through grief and child loss might comfort and inspire others to also find the light in the darkness. Read more

With sensitivity and insight, this series offers suggestions for healing activities that can help survivors learn to express their grief and mourn naturally. Acknowledging that death is a painful, ongoing part of life, they explain how people need to slow down, turn inward, embrace their feelings of loss, and seek and accept support when a loved one dies. Each book, geared for mourning adults, teens, or children, provides ideas and action-oriented tips that teach the basic principles of grief and healing. These ideas and activities are aimed at reducing the confusion, anxiety, and huge personal void so that the living can begin their lives again. Included in the books for teens and kids are age-appropriate activities that teach younger people that their thoughts are not only normal but necessary. Read more

Ian Beckett, according to Harlow:He was the mean guy of Voclain Academy, the all-American quarterback and captain of the baseball team who ruled Voclain with a bloodied, iron fist. He was my gorgeous enemy turned my salvation. Then he was mine.But I worry I’ve unleashed the monster from the closet, and no way am I locking him back inside.Harlow Weathersby, according to Ian:She was the only thing unattainable I’d ever wanted, beautiful but with an bite like a snowstorm come to life. Now, she and her smart mouth are mine. She is perfectly imperfect devastation, breathing life into my black heart. Your move, sweetness. We’ve only just begun.Note to Readers: This book contains bullying, foul language, high heat content, and drug and alcohol use, which some readers may find triggering. Due to the above, it is intended for a mature audience.Reading Beautifully Wicked (the first installment in Ian and Harlow’s story), though recommended, is NOT required. This book, along with all others written and to be written in the Wicked Empire universe, may be read as a standalone, if the reader so chooses. Read more

This acclaimed graphic memoir that Kirkus calls “cathartic and uplifting” is the tale of losing a parent and what it feels like to grieve and to move forward.“I can’t recommend this kind, funny, and poignant memoir enough. It’s an intimate, life-affirming story of resilience that feels like a good friend.” —Mari Andrew, author of Am I There Yet?Tyler Feder had just white-knuckled her way through her first year of college when her super cool mom was diagnosed with late-stage cancer. Now, with a decade of grief and nervous laughter under her belt, Tyler shares the story of that gut-wrenching, heart-pounding, extremely awkward time in her life—from her mom’s first oncology appointment to her funeral through the beginning of facing reality as a motherless daughter. She shares the sting of loss that never goes away, the uncomfortable post-death firsts, and the deep-down, hard-to-talk-about feelings of the grieving process. Dancing at the Pity Party is a frank and refreshingly funny look at what it’s like to grieve—for anyone struggling with loss who just wants someone to get it. Read more

Help young people name, express, and give shape to their grief with this book on grieving for teens.Whether teens are in the midst of their first grief experience or have experienced grief before, It Won't Ever Be the Same is designed to support them. Reflections, analogies, and suggested activities within the pages guide teens in working through and making sense of their personal and complex grief experiences, and words and artwork from other grieving teens help them feel less alone and more connected.It Won't Ever Be the Same is a validating and reassuring book that speaks directly to teens experiencing grief, providing them with tools to understand, express, and cope. Written by grief counselor Dr. Korie Leigh, the book touches upon big milestones in the grief journey, starting with new grief and continuing through the days, weeks, months, and years after. Each chapter ends with a Give It a Try activity idea to help teens build an understanding of what they're going through. Other moments throughout invite teens to reflect on a specific question or experience, tune in to what they're feeling, or try out a new way of viewing or being in their grief. Read more

The extraordinary -- and extraordinarily powerful -- follow-up to Hey, Kiddo.When Jarrett J. Krosoczka was in high school, he was part of a program that sent students to be counselors at a camp for seriously ill kids and their families. Going into it, Jarrett was worried: Wouldn't it be depressing, to be around kids facing such a serious struggle? Wouldn't it be grim?But instead of the shadow of death, Jarrett found something else at Camp Sunshine: the hope and determination that gets people through the most troubled of times. Not only was he subject to some of the usual rituals that come with being a camp counselor (wilderness challenges, spooky campfire stories, an extremely stinky mascot costume), but he also got a chance to meet some extraordinary kids facing extraordinary circumstances. He learned about the captivity of illness, for sure but he also learned about the freedom a safe space can bring.Now, in his follow-up to the National Book Award finalist Hey, Kiddo, Jarrett brings readers back to Camp Sunshine so we can meet the campers and fellow counselors who changed the course of his life. Read more

***#12 BESTSELLER IN THE ENTIRE KINDLE STORE***Everyone has three lives. A public life, a private life, and a secret life.I’m a junior in high school, and yet, I’ve never been on a date.Everybody says it's because my overprotective brothers scare all the guys away, but I can't help wondering if there's something wrong with me.That is, until I hear a rumor that I’m secretly dating my brothers’ best friend.What?Sure, I used to think Mack was the most perfect guy in the universe, but I got over that crush years ago.And even though he teases my brothers about taking me to Make-Out Point, there’s no way he’d actually make good on that threat. I’ve only ever been the dorky girl next door to him.But when Mack’s sleepwalking episodes lead him to staying a few nights on the trundle bed in my room and we talk and share things we never tell anyone else, I start to wonder if a secret relationship is exactly what I want.My brothers have made it clear that Mack is never allowed near me. But what my brothers don’t know can’t hurt them, right?Tropes:Brother’s Best FriendSecret RelationshipSneaking AroundForbidden RomanceKissing Lesson“Who Did This?”Only One BedSleepwalkingForced ProximityBoy Next DoorBanter Read more

"Should you encounter any of the plants in this book, do not treat them lightly. They can kill you. Or cause you unbearable agony. Or land you in jail. Consider yourself warned."Explore the strange and remarkable stories of poisonous and even deadly plants. Science, history, and true crime converge in an informative and exciting look at Mother’s Nature’s ghoulish garden. From a hallucinogenic fungus linked to the Salem Witch Trials to the weed that killed Abraham Lincoln’s mother, learn how certain plants evolved toxicity to avoid being consumed by predators and became the predator on their own. In A Deathly Compendium of Poisonous Plants: Wicked Weeds and Sinister Seeds author Rebecca Hirsch takes you on a wild journey to look at how toxic chemicals in the natural world have been used for medicine, warfare, and sinister acts of foul play. Tread lightly as we explore these plants’ ominous deeds. Read more

ONE OF US IS LYING MEETS UNTIL DAWN IN THE MUST-READ NEW MYSTERY FROM MILLION-BESTSELLING AUTHOR SARRA CANNON Secrets can kill.Vanessa Shaw was the kind of girl you either loved or you loved to hate. Over the course of our friendship, I’d done both. I never should have gone to her family's secluded cabin on the river that night, but it was meant to bring us all closer. One last party with our original group before senior year began. Instead, Vanessa disappeared without a trace, and her memory’s been haunting me ever since. Now, exactly one year later, her brother Kirin has brought us all back to the cabin to honor her life. Six of Vanessa's closest friends, each with a secret we’d do anything to protect.But I have a feeling no one is leaving until we unbury the truth. After all, everyone there that night had a reason to want Vanessa gone ... Including me.Don't miss this psychological thriller with a hint of the supernatural - perfect for fans of Pretty Little Liars and A Good Girl's Guide To Murder. Read more

— Everett —I loved her when she was just a splattering of freckles and big brown eyes.When she brought an extra sugar cookie just for me in the first grade.When our class goldfish died and she held me in front of everyone until I stopped crying.I loved her even more when she had another man’s baby.But I hate her for what she did, a chess move in a game of unforgivable sin. I hate myself even more for what I’m going to do to her. I wanted her gone, but I was the one who left. Now, I’ve returned, and I have no intention of leaving again.This is my campus, and it’s time to pay for your sins, little mouse, because I am a vicious king.— Molly — I loved him the first day I met him on the playground, when he was all gangly elbows and knees.When we buried our toes in the sandbox and pretended we didn’t have legs.On our first day of middle school when he smiled at me across the quad.He was my white knight, my protector, the one who always made sure I was okay.But that boy’s dead and gone, and I killed him.I can’t undo what happened.I never meant to hurt him. I never meant to hurt anyone.I was the nudge that toppled the dominos.Hold my hand, E, and let’s find our way out of the shadows. Before we are both lost to the dark.Note from the author: Vicious Love is a dark enemies-to-lovers, college romance. It features mature themes including an incendiary heat level, bullying, teenage pregnancy, suicide, and, like my other novels, struggles with mental illness.It is a standalone novel but part of the larger Wicked Empire universe, which follows characters introduced in my Voclain Academy series after they leave high school and enter adulthood. Reading the Voclain Academy series is not required to enjoy this book.For a list of all content warnings, please check the author's note at the beginning of the book prior to reading. Read more

Following Galena's attack, Chester and Emerson wake up in Meredith's Wellness Center, where things aren't quite like they seem.With the revival threshold hanging over his head, Chester has seventy-two-hours to convince Meredith to help him, but as time slips away, Chester finds himself entangled in politics, haunted by memories he can’t outrun, and overshadowed by the looming possibility of permanent death.The clocking is ticking.And Chester won't stop until he gets what he wants. Read more

A hauntingly honest memoir of loss, resilience, and survival, The Day She Died unflinchingly explores the moment everything changed for one girl, and the life that unraveled in the aftermath.When Darlin’s mother and aunt are tragically killed, the illusion of safety is shattered, and a 14-year-old girl is forced to navigate a world of trauma, grief, and complicated family dynamics. From the eerie prophetic dreams that preceded the loss to the pain of being a teenager orphaned too soon, Darlin’s story is as heart-wrenching as it is inspiring.Set against the gritty backdrop of Flint, Michigan, and rural Montana, this memoir is a deep dive into generational struggle, addiction, violence, and the bonds of chosen family. With poetic candor and biting humor, Edwards examines what it means to lose everything—and still find a way to keep going.The Day She Died is more than a recounting of tragedy. It is a testimony of strength, a tribute to the ones we’ve lost, and a voice for anyone who has ever had to grow up too fast. Read more

Ian:What do you do when your hand is forced? You fight back. You kick and scream and claw your way out of it. And when you can’t kick and scream and claw any longer, your knees buckle, and you give in to the weight of the world.I never wanted this for us. I never wanted to make her my enemy, not ever, not again, but we are both trapped, and only one of us ever had a chance.Maybe when I’m free, I’ll reach down and pull her up too. Maybe then she’ll forgive me for the hell I’m about to put us both through.It’s no longer a game, sweetness. It’s my life.Note from the Author: This book contains bullying, foul language, high heat content, and drug and alcohol use, which some readers may find triggering. Due to the above, it is intended for a mature audience.Reading Voclain Academy Books 1 through 3 (the first three books in Ian and Harlow’s story), though recommended, is NOT required. This book, along with all others written and to be written in the Wicked Empire universe, may be read as a standalone, if the reader so chooses. Read more

"Should you encounter any of the plants in this book, do not treat them lightly. They can kill you. Or cause you unbearable agony. Or land you in jail. Consider yourself warned."Explore the strange and remarkable stories of poisonous and even deadly plants. Science, history, and true crime converge in an informative and exciting look at Mother’s Nature’s ghoulish garden. From a hallucinogenic fungus linked to the Salem Witch Trials to the weed that killed Abraham Lincoln’s mother, learn how certain plants evolved toxicity to avoid being consumed by predators and became the predator on their own. In A Deathly Compendium of Poisonous Plants: Wicked Weeds and Sinister Seeds author Rebecca Hirsch takes you on a wild journey to look at how toxic chemicals in the natural world have been used for medicine, warfare, and sinister acts of foul play. Tread lightly as we explore these plants’ ominous deeds. Read more

We had never dreamed of a world where one of our daughters would die before us. But it happened to us and our life split in two - before and after.What began as a season of unimaginable grief slowly became a journey of healing, driven by faith, community, and our daughter's enduring sparkle and light.Told with raw honesty and grace, Finding the Light, shares the story of a family learning to live without the one they can never forget. And it is about transforming the heart-wrenching heartbreak of losing a child into kindness and love for others in her memory.This book is for every parent in "The Club" they never wanted to join. Our hope is that telling our journey through grief and child loss might comfort and inspire others to also find the light in the darkness. Read more

This book is for children and adults who wonder what happens when we die. It removes the conversation of religion from death and focuses on love and unity in death. Its primary objective is to remove fear and replace it with warmth. It was a book I wrote for you and those that you love.Appropiate for all ages. Read more

Earl Hipp addresses loss and discusses young people's experiences to help you provide students with tools to grieve and ways to keep their losses from becoming too overwhelming.Earl Hipp addresses loss from the perspective of the heart. He discusses young people's experiences with loss and helps them figure out ways to continue functioning after loss. You will provide students with tools to grieve and ways to keep their losses from becoming too overwhelming. This book, along with the Caring Circle: A Facilitator's Guide to Support Groups and Thirty-Eight Great Handouts are all part of a complete curriculum to use in developing broad-based support groups for young people ages 12 and older. Other books that can be purchased that are part of this program to help teens in specific areas are:-Feed Your Head (Self-Esteem) -Fighting Invisible Tigers (Stress) -Understanding the Human Volcano (Violence) Read more

Love, loss, grief and acceptance. These stories are written by the parents or loved ones of the ones we lost to the Fentanyl and addiction crisis that we have in our country.The faces you see were real people with real lives. They had hopes and dreams. They are not a statistic but mostly flawed humans with real struggles. Thier lives were taken from them too soon.This is an in-depth look at the loss of lives caused by a weapon of mass destruction.FENTANYL! Read more