Tag Archives: nonfiction

The Anxiety Reset

This book deals with the issue of anxiety. Anxiety is the most common mental health disorder both in the United States and around the world. The World Health Organization reports that 1 in 13 suffers from anxiety worldwide. With many facing increased anxiety in the midst of the present pandemic, this book is a very helpful resource.

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The Second Happy

This is a very practical book on marriage. The authors begin by saying everyone wants a happy marriage and most everyone begins marriage happy. As time goes on, a couple may become less happy. This book provides some practical steps for married couples to take to live “The Second Happy.”

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I See You (How love opens our eyes to invisible people)

This book takes you in to the lives of homeless people. The author lived among them for a couple of weeks to really learn what it was like. It opened my eyes to how much I miss and overlook when I don’t pay attention to homeless or under privileged people. Terence tells the stories of these people and how to help them.

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They Called Us Love

It is the story of April Holden and how she helped the street children (mainly boys) of Africa. She gave her life to Jesus at the age of seven and knew from then on that she would be a missionary and help people. April had health issues from the beginning, but nothing held her back.

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