Handsome twenty-eight-year-old Will Hallerman has finally had enough of the dating world--he's ready to find a wife and settle down. This announcement is catastrophic in Hannah Becker's world. After knowing Will her entire life and adoring him from afar since junior high school, she realizes her chance at love with him is in grave danger.

Kennedy Shaver is a thirty-year-old nanny to five privileged sisters whom she fondly refers to as "The Five." She cooks for them, cleans for them, and takes them shopping. But--more than anything--she's their friend. When the sisters overhear the nanny talking in her sleep, Kennedy must tell them the story of Theo, her ninth-grade crush. Enthralled in the world of Kennedy's teenage drama, the sisters absorb every detail as the story unfolds. But when they don't get their way, the sisters team up and lash out against Kennedy, dragging to the surface all the truths she has buried beneath her love for the girls. Despite her care and comfort as their nanny, Kennedy realizes she must leave the girls and venture into the world to find herself. Will The Five ever hear the end of Kennedy's story? Will Kennedy successfully brave the world and find the answers she needs so badly? And what about love? Always Will is a warm and exciting story about a woman's journey toward fulfillment and self-discovery. Filled with romance, humor, and the meaning of growing up, Kennedy's adventure will capture your heart and leave you ready to find some answers of your own.

That God loves us is the most profound truth in the universe. Experiencing this love has the potential to answer every question, solve every problem, and satisfy the deepest yearnings of the heart. So why are many people who believe this still unable to fully utilize the power of God's love in their personal lives? In this probing book, Dr. David Jeremiah reveals that not fully understanding and appreciating every critical dimension of God's love can lead to missed opportunities to experience His love. He explains how even the so-called negative dimension of God's actions--hell, prohibitive commandments, pain and suffering in the world--can only be rightly understood by viewing them in light of God's true love. GOD LOVES YOU will enable readers to know God in a way that will consciously connect them with the healing power of His grace so they can experience the life of love they were created to enjoy.

The New York Times bestselling true story of an all-American girl and a boy from Zimbabwe and the letter that changed both of their lives forever. It started as an assignment... Everyone in Caitlin's class wrote to an unknown student somewhere in a distant place. Martin was lucky to even receive a pen-pal letter. There were only ten letters, and fifty kids in his class. But he was the top student, so he got the first one. That letter was the beginning of a correspondence that spanned six years and changed two lives. In this compelling dual memoir, Caitlin and Martin recount how they became best friends—and better people—through their long-distance exchange. Their story will inspire you to look beyond your own life and wonder about the world at large and your place in it.

Always Have, Always Will A story of love, romance, betrayal, and hockey Love, hurt, and betrayal...Aiden LeBlanc devoted his life to playing hockey for the Pittsburgh Sentinels. He was hoping for the chance to have his name inscribed on the Stanley Cup for a third time in his career. Life was good, except that he never stopped loving Abby Zolland, who had walked out of his life almost fourteen years ago. Eighth grade teacher, Abby Zolland, had no choice. She had to leave Toronto; the only place for her to go was to Hardy, Tennessee. Aiden LeBlanc had shattered her heart, leaving her only with memories of true love. Will Aiden and Abby be able to find love for a second time, or will the events from the past keep them apart?

From the 2022 David Unaipon winner comes an outstanding and timely collection of speculative fiction imagining futures where Indigenous sovereignty is fully reasserted. In this stunningly inventive and thought-provoking collection, Mykaela Saunders poses the question: what might country, community and culture look like if First Nations sovereignty was asserted? Each of the stories in Always Will Be is set in its own future version of the Tweed. In one, a group of girls plot their escape from an institution they have no memory of entering. In another, two men make a final visit to the country they love as they contemplate a new life in a faraway place. Saunders imagines different scenarios for how the local Aboriginal community might exercise their sovereignty &– reclaiming country, exerting full self-determination, or incorporating non-Indigenous people into the social fabric &– while practising creative, ancestrally approved ways of living with changing climates. Epic in scope, and with a diverse cast of characters, Always Will Be is a forward-thinking collection that refuses cynicism and despair, and instead offers captivating stories that celebrate Goori ways of being, knowing, doing &– and becoming.

When meeting their new grandchildren, new grandparents may wonder, “What is the name for me?” Do you struggle with naming yourself for your new role as grandmother? This is one grandmother’s funny, sing-song approach to the “name a grandmother” challenge. When she was a new grandmother, she did not know what her grandchildren would call her. She considered, discussed, and then she decided. “Call me anything but Nana—even Banana will do!” And so, she became Banana to her grandchildren. She always planned to be Grandmother—an elegant title. But then she realized she needed a name that was more fitting for who she was. And so Banana she is and always will be. This children’s poem offers a glimpse at an unusual and humorous response to the problem grandparents face of choosing the name their grandchildren will use for them.