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A Dreamer’s Life Can Be Hell
Zara Hossain wants to finish high school and go to college, but racists like Tyler Benson would prefer she and her ilk return to Pakistan.
Reasons Your Family Should Volunteer for a Charitable Organization
In 2022 give back to your community by volunteering. It’s a great way for kids to develop their self-esteem and empathy skills.
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The Koolura Series: How a YA Series is Born and Evolve
When my oldest daughter was in sixth grade, I began writing the Koolura series. I was a reading specialist in Glendale, California working in a year-round school. During my off-time, I wrote. Channie hated to read. As a reading specialist, this was tantamount to revolution. Instead of arguing, I asked, “If I wrote a book with…
The Place Between Places
Safe at home in the Place Between Places, Stephan’s soul is about to do a walk-in on Eric, a broken man in need of mending. Is Stephan even capable?
Creativity-Enhancing Activities for Teens
Picking a new hobby will boost your creativity and melt away mental blocks.
4 Ways to Raise a Moral Child
If you want to raise a moral child, you must teach by example. Here’s how…
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Who’s Worse? Beauty or the Beast
Beauty, of Beauty and the Beast fame, is no angel. She plans to make herself queen of the realm using the Beast as her body guard.
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A Hearing Child of Deaf Parents
Ruby Rossi has hidden her love of music from her family until she has the opportunity to attend a prestigious music college. Her big problem: her Deaf family doesn’t understand.
Moving from Gloom to Happiness
Lifting the Gloom is an anthology of stories pointing the way to a happier life.
To Fast or Not to Fast—That is the Question
Yom Kippur is that day to look within, to inspect your deeds and see if you have lived a moral life in the previous year.