How do I tell my child or children about breast cancer?  Where do I go to find help in doing this in the right way?  How do I involve my child in my journey?  

Jeannie Ann's Grandma Has Breast Cancer by Diane Davies and illustrated by C.A. Nobens, has the answers for you to these difficult questions.  Grandma's breast cancer journey is told through the voice of six year old Jeannie Ann who with the help of her family learns to face the fears, emotions and overwhelming needs of what her family is experiencing.  Cancer, tumor, mastectomy, chemotherapy, pain, love, death, prayers are all a part of the story that Jeannie Ann shares with us.  Written with honesty, love and understanding, Jeannie Ann's Grandma has Breast Cancer, is sure to impact the family of a cancer patient positively.  C.A. Nobens caught the simple yet powerful message of Jeannie Ann through her beautiful and perceptive illustrations.

Two Roads: Sometimes the life we lead is the culmination of a million small moments that we let slip by, pretending they don't mean anything, until one day they mean everything.  The meaning we give those moments will forever determine our fate. 

Ray Shipman faces losing not only himself but everyone he ever loved.  Ever the optimist, however, Ray is determined to live out whatever time he has left- on his own terms- with the love of his life, Allison, and his children Dorothy and Jackie.

As Ray slips deeper into the grips Alzheimer's, he reveals a dark family secret that threatens to destroy the people he spent a lifetime protecting. Ray and Allison now face a reality they avoided since the first year of their marriage and it forces them to question if their 50 year love story was real. 

Ray's beloved daughter, Dorothy, struggles to find the truth of who she really is and if Ray is the loving father she adores- or a fraud.

With incredible storytelling, new author, Randy Wojnarowicz takes readers on an emotional ride seen through the eyes of three generations of the Shipman family as they grapple with their past, losing Ray and an unimaginable tragedy that no one sees coming.

In the end, will love triumph over all or will Ray have destroyed the one thing he cares about most in this world- his family?

Tapestry of My Mother's Life is a biographical account of a woman coming of age in Germany during the 1930s. Malve von Hassell explores her mother's life through the fragmented lens of transmitted memory, and its impact on the second generation.

 Born at her grandfather's house in Farther Pomerania, 1923, Christa von Hassell had to contend with the increasing and pervasive impact of the Nazi regime. As the child of a German army officer, she moved with her parents often. Through boarding school, university, marriage, the Second World War, life under Soviet occupation, and a new beginning in the West that eventually took her to America, the biography is an emotional journey of childhood, survival, and relationships.

The portrayal of Christa's life also focuses on the role of memory: shaped, distorted, and realigned in the continual process of telling stories of the past in conjunction with silence about many aspects. Children of women who shared similar experiences and life trajectories struggled with the challenge of learning about their parents' lives during extraordinary times, confounded by a wealth of stories on the one hand and a seemingly impenetrable veil of silence on the other.

Working through such memorabilia, as well as the tales of the past, can offer ways in which one can come to terms with the inherited detritus of thoughts and memories. As such, this account of the life of a unique and complex individual has also wider relevance in that it addresses age-old questions of the relationship between one generation and the next.

PARIS 1920's. To all outward appearances, Treasure Gilroy experienced the perfect life. It was full of glitz and glamour, living in a luxurious Paris apartment, traveling back and forth to London, New York, and Milan.
She experienced a life envied by many.
Her aunt always showered Treasure with the parentage affection she craved. If only her own parents had loved her in that same way? The emptiness of their abandonment continued as an unspoken painful emotion over the years.

In 1915 Treasure meets young Ella Dittmar on a freezing night in London. A strange and mysterious Déjà vu connection ignites these two young women, keeping them closely knitted together.

Now with Ella, Treasure leaves Paris behind and travels back to the beautiful Australian Outback town of Glen Arbor in Vision Valley, New South Wales to claim an inheritance.
What will she learn in regard to the hidden mystery relating to her childhood that has been kept carefully hidden from her over the years?
Never could she imagine the depth of this discovery.
Neither would she anticipate finding romance with a wounded return World War One fighter pilot.

John 8:32 says, And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
After discovering all of the family hidden secrets, will Treasure find comfort and finally be at rest?

Marni Granger is a young woman who lives at the base of the mountain. As a child, falling against a hot cooking pot, she burns the side of her face.
Being teased at school and later stared at as an adult, Marni remains isolated away from society with her grandfather. Her one friend is a half wolf dog, rescued by her as a pup. Marni would like a life similar to other young women, yet she can never see this happening.
Heading off to the base of the mountains to pick berries, she wanders up and becomes lost in the dark. Her pet disappears after she falls asleep. Marni is terrified and cries out to the Lord for help.
A mysterious woman in white calls her name then leads her to a large cabin on the plateau. Here she will meet a handsome man and the hidden surgeon who performs reconstruction operations, disallowed in 1885.

Lance Tallbear is an Arizona cop questioning his life choices. At a crossroad, should he continue as a cop or follow the teachings of his grandfather and become shaman for the Apache people to whom he owes his life. A mystery plane and skeletons are discovered in the Superstition Mountains, the Spirit Mountains. Its discovery stirs a host of men seeking the secrets it hides. Quickly turning deadly, the case threatens death for everyone Tallbear holds dear if he unlocks its past. Thomas Kane, a CIA troubleshooter, comes along offering him a choice-bury the case, or be buried with it.