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Hear What the Critics are Saying "Very heart-warming stories; not only was this book inspirational, but it was also incredibly helpful. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is lost and needs to find themselves. Amazing Book." -Mary Jones -Valley Daily News "I enjoyed this motivational book quite a bit. My favorite story was the one about the Peanut Butter And Jelly sandwiches. Five Stars." -Judy B. Cohen –Elite Media Group "This was a very up-lifting and inspirational book. It both motivated and taught me to think outside of the box. A Must Read." -Dave Baker -Book Bloggers of America "I was really moved by some of the stories; what I like about this book is that some of the stories where motivational and others were just about teaching a specific lesson. Ten Thumbs Up." -Debra Eisner -Literary Times Inc. "Very inspiring book with great stories; I Highly Recommend this one to anybody who likes to read, and whose soul needs a bit of healing." -Emma Righter -Writers United Group "I liked a lot of the stories; my favorite was the one about the Gumballs; since I'm in sales, it made a lot of sense to me. This is definitely one book you will not regret buying. Great Book!" -Carl Mosner –Readers Cove Unlimited "This was a great book. I really enjoyed the stories, and the lessons were very helpful. It's a Wonderful Book that really makes you think." -Lee Ratner –Daily Media Trends, Inc. Editorial Review Who Ate My Grapes? Is a book that will make you laugh and think at the same time. The way the author explains very complex issues in such a simplistic, easy-to-comprehend fashion is commendable. These are the types of stories that feed our soul. Any generation, young or old, will enjoy this book very much; many of its stories are not only inspiring, but also true. If you are looking for a book that will not only inspire you, but will also challenge the way you view the world, then this is the book for you. A Must Read! Jim S. Stein About the Book If you loved the Chicken-Soup for the Soul series, then you'll love Who Ate My Grapes? It's a book full of motivational short stories that will not only inspire and motivate you, but will also give you great practical advice on everyday situations. This book is extremely funny in some parts; and yet, very deep and thought provoking in others. It will elicit numerous emotions from its readers and shed more light on solutions to problems we face on a day to day basis. If you're looking for a book that will not only motivate your soul, but also cultivate your mind, then look no further. Who Ate My Grapes? Will leave you both inspired, and prepared. Author's Favorite Quote "Life is a comedy to those who think; a tragedy to those who feel."
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In a world in which the meaning of life seems fully defined and everything around us is clear and familiar, it is liberating to discover that we are wrong… After 16-year-old Ella decides that life is not worth living, she suddenly meets Sam, a mysterious old man. This meeting marks the start of a new life of discovery. Sam comes in and out of her life for more than 30 years, travelling with her around the world, teaching her about the essence of life. Through her celebrations and her pain, he helps her learn that she has the ultimate divine power – choice. This is a story of realization, where fantasy and reality, life and death, pain and pleasure, are woven together, bringing to light the inner truth of our existence. It peels back the layers of our beliefs about love, happiness, birth, death, friendship, power, parenting, family and spirituality, and takes readers through the process of revealing the core powers within them. Who is Sam? Imaginary friend? Guardian angel? God? Read this wonderful book and find out for yourself. “Ronit’s ability to take the reader on a journey of self-discovery is insightful and powerful. Every word of this book is a glimpse into the nature of the human mind. You will be holding your breath until the enlightening end”.
This anthology includes 15 prizewinning essays and short stories by the following authors: Jennifer Antonacci, Fred McGavran, Jan Breen, Ned Condini, Laurie Gough, Rebecca Marshall-Courtois, Lissa Byers, Vicki Conte, B. Lynch Black, Kay Beth Avery, Noreen Braman, Debbie Camelin, Melissa Lassor, Craig Rondinone, and John Howard Reid.
Nine-year-old Alina loves junk food more than anythinga "candy, ice cream and especially french fries. But soon her jeans are too tight to fit, and it becomes a showdown between her love for junk food and her love for herself. In Who Ate My French Fries? author Lee Turner takes readers on an adventure of edible proportions as Alina learns about the 'green army' of vegetables that helps her to be healthy. When she shares this knowledge with the whole school, Alina is able to change the lives of those she cares about. From sentimental moments with her mother, conflicts with her father, competition with her sister, to happenings with her friends, Alina learns how to regain her self- confidence and be true to herself in this touching and memorable book. Who Ate My French Fries is a story inspired by a real girl who becomes a victor in one of life's greatest challenges. Lee Turner was inspired to write this children's novel by her nieces, Alina and Claire. Lee shows a remarkable understanding of the nature of kids and is able to put the reader into the reality of the story. Motivated by the statistic that 34 percent of America's kids are overweight, Lee seeks to provide inspiration for kids to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Lee resides with her husband, Russell in Poteau, Oklahoma. She is currently seeking a degree in 'nutrition consultation' from the Global College of Natural Medicine."
In Write-Off, Author Leah J. Salisbury introduces us for the first time to Claire Phillips, a forty-ish businesswoman and accounting manager from a large New England city, who moves with her chronically ill husband to a small Vermont town. It is here, in Dayville, Vermont, that Claire’s moral values and ethics are turned upside down with the onslaught of her predecessor’s mysterious disappearance and the several subsequent murders of friends and co-workers. Claire struggles with the loss of those dearest to her, while learning the hard lesson of not knowing which friends she can really trust. Her dilemma is made even worse by having a difficult and unreasonable boss, by the demands of her job, and by the eventual threats on her own life. Salisbury’s first novel leads us on a journey of intrigue and suspense as she explores the personalities and motives behind white collar crime and the several possible candidates guilty of Dayville’s alarming number of murders, while weaving a tale of romance, love, and suspicion amongst the staff of a private girls’ boarding school
