Explaining the difference between biodegradable and non-biodegradable garbage, Young Discoverers: Garbage and Recycling by Rosie Harlow and Sally Morgan shows how glass, metal, and wool can be easily recycled. How Can I Help? boxes give suggestions for the young environmentalist who wants to recycle at home.

Sally's search for love has been a string of disappointments, until a surprise revelation: her first love, Jesus, still carries a torch for her. The one who held her heart all those years ago, the one she thought she'd never see again, wants a second chance. Despite their painful past, Sally agrees to meet Jesus once more, reopening the door to memories and emotions she thought she'd long left behind. Can they rekindle the flame that once burned bright, or will the scars of their past prove too deep to overcome?

This book looks at the problems of producing too much garbage and explains how recycling can help to make our environment a cleaner and safer place.

Jonathan Kepler wants to climb Spoon Mountain with his grown son and daughter on his sixty-fifth birthday in three weeks. Ben and Miranda, think he's crazy. For starters, Spoon Mountain is almost the tallest alpine peak in New Mexico. Jonathan's health is terrible. They once shared halcyon days at Spoon Mountain, but can they revisit the past? Does Spoon Mountain offer redemption, or annihilation? And why is getting there so laden with pratfalls?

Love On Line By: Shelia Kinneer Robb Shelia lives in Kentucky, divorced and 76 years old. Paul lives in California, widowed and 80 years old. Both are devout Christians. Both are looking for something more in their lives. Thanks to a website called Christian Singles, they both find it. It begins with a simple, one-line email, but it soon blossoms into a relationship that grows more special on a daily basis. Will the 2,000 miles that separate them in the real world keep them apart, or will they find a way to make their love work? Love On Line is a true tale of two people who, after believing the romantic times of their lives were over, found each other and made the most of the gift God gave them. The story of their new and growing love will remind you that there is no such thing as “too late” when it comes to finding someone who can change your life.

When John Hume leaves England and takes a teaching job at the Benjamin Thompson School in New York City, it is with the object of shedding a load of guilt that he has carried for twenty-fi ve years. It doesn't work, however, as he continues to be haunted by his old sorrow and becomes a suspect in the death of a young girl under circumstances eerily reminiscent of the incident that he is trying to forget. While coping with the tangled relationships within a deeply troubled school, he becomes involved with a much younger woman who knows nothing of his past. He faces another excruciating decision should he stay in New York and try to work things out, or cut his losses and return to England.