Hugs and kisses and lovey-dovey stuff isn't for all of us! A not-too-sweet story about a fierce and grumpy lion who maybe does know what he loves after all. Today the fierce, fearsome Lion is supposed to show his love. But that makes him grumpy. “What do you love?” Mouse asks Lion. Lion doesn't love lovey-dovey stuff. Hugs? Kisses? NO WAY! But Mouse wonders, doesn't Lion love . . . to growl? Love to roar? Hmm, maybe Lion likes that. Doesn't he love to run? Love to chase? Actually, maybe Lion loves that. And maybe he DOES love to share his love. With a simple, humorous text and playful illustrations from New York Times bestselling Renata Liwska, this story is a charming, unconventional exploration of the many ways there are to show our love!

There is a role unique to women that we abandon easily. We live near each other, but not with each other--and not for each other. We don't want to intrude or judge and, maybe, we don't want to see each other truly succeed. And the world is happy with this unhappy state for women--one that pushes us to conform to a pattern of distrust, disengagement, and competition. It's no wonder we've lost ourselves, and our way. In her most personal, powerful book yet, New York Times bestselling author Lisa Bevere offers a catalytic, transformative vision for women of a different way to live--one that embraces the presence of a godmother--the older, wiser women you can go to and learn from, the strong women who partner with us through life. And everyone needs one! Drawing from her own life, biblical women, and the world of fairy tales, Lisa will show you how to transform what you have into what God wants you to have, push you forward during seasons of doubt, and love you enough to speak truth about God's larger, expansive view of your life. Lisa's candid, compassionate words are your best first step to living as a daughter of God, surrounded by strong relationships and confidence in your calling.

What happens when a half-blind weremole girl falls for a scarred werebear guy? A match made in furry, dirt-caked heaven ... mostly. Kira Kolanowski moves to Grayslake, Georgia, with her poor excuse for a guide dog-- who lifts his leg on sexy-smelling werebear Isaac Abrams' belongings. Turns out Isaac is leaving Grayslake. The battle with the hyenas didn't just ruin his face, it ruined his chances at finding a mate in his hometown. So, he's leaving ... until a curvaceous weremole wanders into his half-packed house with that damned peeing dog of hers ...

This powerful picture book shows the importance of raising your own strong voice to defend what you love. Sasha the bear loves the meadow in her forest more than anything. But when great yellow beasts threaten to cut and burn the forest, Sasha and the other animals must find a way to stop them. "Don't go roaring," squirrel tells Sasha. The bird tries singing sweetly. The rabbit tries thumping to distract them. The deer tries running to lead them away. But none of these things stop the machines. Must they all run and hide? Sasha the bear knows they need something louder, something bigger, something more powerful. And Sasha knows her voice--her roar--is the most powerful tool she has. Olivia A. Cole's deceptively simple text and Jessica Gibson's vibrant art celebrate the power of learning to raise your own strong voice to defend what you love. Because sometimes you must be a bear. Sometimes you must roar.

Inez will do anything to save her family estate, even travel to New York to marry a stranger. A stranger who has transferred significant funds to her father. But a chance meeting with Everett Rutherford offers her the possibility of something more. As she fights her growing attraction, Inez must decide what kind of future she wants and what kind of husband. Everett is a sworn bachelor. His days are repetitive to the point of boredom when adventure turns up beside him at a party with beautiful eyes and a wicked manner. Everett knows he should do the right thing and stay away, but the right thing denies him what he truly wants. Inez. Can they hope for more than only a passionate affair? Or will they learn that some things are more important than duty? Enjoy this steamy historical romance set in 1920s New York. The second book in the Roaring 20s Romance series following Everett Rutherford.

Presents the letters of the alphabet with elements from the nineteen-twenties representing each letter, from A for automobile and F for flapper to O for ocean liner and Z for Ziegfeld.

Motorcycle racer Teo Alexiou is challenged by his grandmother to come to her birthday party with a real girlfriend. He has plenty of party girls, and he fears getting roped into marriage so he hires an actress to play the part. The last thing Amy Suzuki wants is to be a kept woman, but her student loans are piling up and acting gigs are nonexistent. She agrees to Teo’s proposal for one summer, limited to public displays of affection. When Teo and Amy find themselves caught in love’s grip, their new desires war with their fears. Teo wants to renegotiate, but Amy insists she’s only with him because she is paid. She would never lose her heart to a man who uses money to buy affection. Their game playing explodes when Teo is injured on the track. Teo needs Amy, but how can she be sure of her true feelings when she’s an actress who can portray any emotion on command? Was her role in the reality show skillful acting or true love?