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Questioning your faith doesn’t mean you’re broken. It means you’re thinking. If you’ve ever felt a quiet crack forming in your belief system — a question that won’t go away, a doctrine that no longer fits, a fear that keeps looping — you are not alone. And you are not failing. Deconstructing Without Falling Apart is a calm, psychologically grounded guide for people reexamining their faith without wanting their identity, relationships, or sanity to implode. Inside, you’ll learn: • Why doubt often feels terrifying (even when the questions are small) • How identity fusion ...

A powerful, affirming guide for LGBTQ+ youth and the people who love them. In a world where being yourself isn’t always easy, Brave, Queer, and Becoming offers understanding, support, and hope. This updated edition of Dr. Richard L. Travis’s trusted resource empowers teens, parents, and educators with the tools they need to navigate identity, community, faith, and mental health in today’s changing world. Whether you’re questioning your sexuality, exploring gender identity, facing peer pressure, or just looking for answers, this book will meet you where you are. Inside you’ll ...

A mind-bending psychological thriller where reality and fiction become dangerously blurred! Liam Carter is just an ordinary journalist who loves spy novels—until he finishes reading John le Carré's "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold" and wakes up inside the story itself. Trapped in Cold War Berlin as the novel's protagonist, Liam must navigate a labyrinth of espionage and betrayal while desperately trying to return to reality. But as Liam jumps from one classic spy novel to the next—from the Scottish moors of "The Thirty-Nine Steps" to Nazi-occupied France, to the deadly intrigue of "...

A safer, identity-affirming workbook created for LGBTQPIA2S+ people of all ages — including youth, adults, professionals, and allies exploring identity(ies), healing, belonging, and lived experience. Exploring My Identity(ies) is written by Van Ethan Levy (they elle) — a queer, non binary, trans, neurodivergent therapist, educator, author, and advocate dedicated to identity-affirming practice and lived-experience-centered healing. This workbook creates a safer space to explore: ✔ identity(ies) ✔ emotions & self-understanding ✔ lived experience ✔ community & belonging ✔ harm, ...