A true story of almost unimaginable struggle, endurance, determination and an incredible final triumph.
Evelyn Rodas reveals the shortcomings and misbeliefs that we run up against when trying to understand depression, which often prevents effective treatment.
This book is for all those who have spiritual questions and a desire to know the truth about critical spiritual issues. You should read this book if you (1) want to about the existence of God, (2) want to know why you should care about faith, (3) are curious about religion, (4) have an interest in spiritual solutions, (5) want to confirm what you believe, or (6) think your life is a mess.
If you’re looking for a book that will transport you to a world of captivating poetry, then “The World that We Live In” is a must-read. This collection of poems is unlike any other, with each verse carefully crafted to evoke emotions and take you on a journey of self-discovery. The pages of this book are filled with beautifully written poems that will leave a lasting impression on you. Its words can enlighten, inspire, and feed your soul. So, if you’re searching for a book that will provide you with a calming escape from the world’s chaos, then “The World that We Live In” is the perfect choice for you.
My best friend’s older brother is a rich and famous musician. I know she frowns upon her friends getting involved with him. My job as a music journalist causes us to cross paths and a single dance turns into a night of passion. I’m not good at keeping secrets and I can’t deny I’m falling for him har.
Katarina and Ukraine had one thing in common: they both wanted freedom. Katarina wanted to get away from her conservative religious family while Ukraine wanted to run their country their own way. For both, rebellion was certain. And for both, the journey to independence would be the toughest fight of their lives. The only thing certain in war is uncertainty. Freedom is never guaranteed.