Caring Words

"Like any other life-sustaining resource," says Marilyn McEntyre, "language can be depleted, polluted, contaminated, eroded, and filled with artificial stimulants." Today more than ever, language needs to be rescued and restored. Drawing on a wide range of sources, both critical and literary, Caring for Words in a Culture of Lies is an engaging address to everyone concerned with preserving the vitality and precision of the spoken and written word.

With the pervasiveness of vitriol and dishonesty today, language needs to be revived and restored. In Caring for Words in a Culture of Lies, Marilyn McEntyre exposes the commercial and political forces that affect public discourse in American culture and counters with 12 constructive “strategies of stewardship”.

An inspirational, thought-provoking call to honor animals and the land, and produce food based on spiritual principles, from a Christian libertarian farmer. As a man of deep faith and student of the Bible, and as a respected and successful ecological family farmer, Joel Salatin knows that God...

Discover a powerful and positive mindset each day of the year with uplifting insights and motivational Bible verses provided by #1 New York Times bestselling author Joyce Meyer. Find new mercies and blessings each day when you spend time with God: reading His Word, listening, and praying for His...

Final Approach is more than a caregiving memoir—it’s a holistic guide taking listeners from World War II history to end-of-life care to posthumous administration. Revealing intimate family stories from escaping Holocaust concentration camps to finding refuge in Canada, Jonathan expertly intertwines three generations’ hard-won lessons with career crossroads he faced to become a caregiver for his mother.

Janet believed memory was something you could manage. You wrote things down. You kept systems. You promised yourself, I’ll remember. But when remembering becomes unreliable, Janet does what she has always done best—she organizes. Drawers. Cabinets. Notes. Labels. Slowly, quietly, she builds a world designed to hold her steady when her mind begins to let go. The Label Maker is a tender, deeply human story about memory, love, identity, and what remains when certainty fades. Told with warmth, subtle humor, and emotional honesty, this novel follows one woman’s journey as she learns that ...

AS SEEN ON ITV'S DOCUMENTARY KATE GARRAWAY: DEREK'S STORY *** The Sunday Times Bestseller *** 'Intimate, tender and brutally honest ... a remarkable book.' Decca Aitkenhead, The Sunday Times 'These are probably the toughest times we have faced in many decades, and we all have to find within us...

Gold Winner in the 2026 Manhattan Book Awards! Best Memoir Nominee: 2026 Astra Book Awards "AWAKENINGS IN REAL LIFE offers a heartwarming collection of memories, insights, and personal reckonings as the author reflects on his father, his family, and his father’s dementia journey... It’s a book that doesn’t just share a journey—it invites you to walk alongside it." TEEPA SNOW Author of "Understanding the Changing Brain: A Positive Approach to Dementia Care" "A poignant farewell from a son to his father." KIRKUS REVIEWS “Cohen’s journey embraces a heartfelt emotional experience ...

The strong Black woman is the healed woman. Emotional self-care affirmations are grounded on kindness, even when the message is brutal honesty. They are not just a ritual to cross off a checklist. They are a hard reset of the way you show yourself love. They are a reminder that you are beautifully created, no matter your flaws, and that you are brilliant and wonderful regardless of what life is throwing at you. Listen to them everyday. Feel them in your soul. Make it a ritual that you’ll look forward to performing each and every day.

It is music to the spirit and the rhythm of the soul. There’s no feeling more wonderful than to know that you are loved and supported unconditionally. Yet, for the strong Black queen, love can be quite elusive sometimes. Her assertiveness is labeled as aggression; her standards are labeled as arrogance. She’s been told to conform to an image that is not her, nor that of her ancestors. Sometimes, she’s been so hurt that she ends sabotaging her relationships herself, because she feels undeserving of affection, unworthy of love.

It is so important that we teach our children the valuable lessons of sharing and caring. In this book, Miya shows it is never too young to teach and apply these values. A refreshing, easy-to-listen and -understand children's book.