Why Children Matter

by Johann Christoph Arnold

In a world that is increasingly hostile to children, it is vitally important to give each one the childhood they deserve. In his latest book, pastor Johann Christoph Arnold offers an approach to parenting that is grounded in faith and old-fashioned in the best sense. It won’t be easy, but parents can still welcome children, raise them the right way, and prepare them to stand their ground in these challenging times.

Arnold doesn’t mince words, but he shows genuine concern for the plight of parents faced with difficult parenting decisions. As the fabric of family and society is torn apart, this book offers concrete advice for parents who want to pass on to their children the values their parents gave them.

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Why Children Matter – 141 pages, 922 KB (PDF, EPUB, PRC)

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Baby Girl

by Donna Moss

Appearances are always just that, so what’s a (not-so) nice college girl to do when she’s shacked up with her professor and her tangled past is nipping at her heels? Conflicted and frustrated…Samantha must again lie in the bed she’s made. But is that even an option?

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Baby Girl – 12 pages, 380 KB (EPUB, Kindle, MOBI, PDF, HTML, LRF, PDB, TXT)

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Anya, Girl In The Glass

by Zoe Brooks

‘I will have to say it: ‘I am Anya and I am nothing’. I will look down at the floor as I say it, so that I don’t see the smile on my aunt’s face, so she won’t see the defiance in my eyes. She will get her victory. She always wins these battles. I know it, she knows it. But one day, one day she will not.’

In this Cinderella story for adults there is no fairy godmother and no handsome prince, just a girl of spirit and her strange companion.

Orphaned at the age of 10 in circumstances that she refuses to explain, Anya grows up trapped in the house of her abusive aunt where she and Eva, her Shadow, are treated as slaves. As her aunt tries to break her and the punishments become increasingly life-threatening, Anya struggles to find affection and self-esteem. When the inevitable showdown arrives, where will Anya find the strength to survive and escape?

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