This wasn’t to be the last time that we left pieces of aeroplane all over Germany, but you remember your first time. It’s just like your first kiss. It is 1944 and as their battered Lancaster Bomber limps home to base in thick fog, an RAF crew are horrified to find a second Bomber just moments in front. It is too close for their own pilot to react, but in one skilful move their forerunner swoops out of the way and the crew’s lives are saved. Back on the runway the seven, thankful young men eagerly await their saviour’s return and are stunned, when the pilot climbs down from the cockpit, to find themselves face to face with female Air Transport Auxiliary pilot Grace Baker. Grace quickly befriends the crew, introducing them to their new Bomber, ‘Tuesday’s Child’ and ensconsing herself in their spare bunk. Then when rear gunner ‘Pete the Pole’ absconds, the lads don’t think twice about asking Grace to secretly take his place in 'Tuesday' as they return to Germany . . . As radio operator Charlie Bassett regales the reader with the drama of combat during his eight weeks aboard ‘Tuesday’s Child’ in 1944, a funny, authentic and deeply humane tale unfolds. Comparable to Sebastian Faulks' Birdsong, Tuesday's War races vividly across the page, emotionally entwining the reader in the lives and friendships of its extraordinary characters and awakening us to the heroics and realities of war.

Josh and Sara were stunned when their plans for adoption suddenly turned into possible plans for a funeral. When the baby girl they were going to adopt was diagnosed with a life-threatening birth defect, the adoption process changed from hope to despair. In Tuesday's Grace: A Modern Day Miracle, readers will walk along with Josh and Sara as they journey through infertility, adoption, hospitalization, trials, blessings, and hope. This true story captures life's roller coaster of emotions-from sadness and fear to peace and triumph. It's a story of friends, family, faith, and prayer that will give readers hope and encouragement, and the assurance that God is still performing miracles today. Sara M. Howard treasures the role of being a wife and a mother of a son and a daughter. She and her family make their home in the Midwest. She is also a registered nurse with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. She works in dialysis and is a patient educator for those with chronic kidney disease and end stage renal disease. She enjoys writing and sharing her amazing story with others. For more author information, go to www.encouragehope.com

Discover the enchanting tale of "Tuesday's Story: A Book of Rhyme for Children and Pet Lovers," a delightful picture book about dogs, capturing the beautiful and poignant journey of Tuesday, a spirited Bichon Cocker from her vivacious puppyhood to her golden years. This beautifully crafted picture book for kids is a heartwarming celebration of a dog's life cycle that resonates with children and adults alike. Composed of lyrical rhythms that captivate young readers and adults, this is not simply a book about dogs. It's a multi-layered narrative that combines joy, love, fun, and the reality of aging compassionately. As children follow Tuesday's story, they encounter her playful romps in the mud, with her curly locks turning into a "grubby mask and socks" – a testament to her spunky spirit and zest for life. The loss of a pet is a tender topic, and this engaging picture book touches upon it gently, inspired by the author's personal experience of grieving her beloved pet. Even through loss, the book emphasizes the importance of remembering and celebrating the life and impact of our furry friends. "Tuesday's Story" is not just a children’s storybook. It's a collection of vibrant, heart-tugging photographs perfectly capturing Tuesday's joyous and touching life journey. It's a picture book in the truest sense, where each image is a window into Tuesday's world, bringing her story to life in a way that words alone can't. As a picture book about dogs, this book transcends the simple delight of seeing cute animals. It is an emotional and educative tool for children aged 4-8 to understand the life cycle of pets, touching upon the themes of growth, aging, and loss. The rhythm of the rhymes makes the story irresistible, a joy to read out loud, and a pleasure to hear repeatedly. The author, a passionate photographer and designer, has successfully infused her love for capturing life's moments into the narrative. Her talent for creating meaningful keepsakes such as greeting cards, bridge tallies, and bookmarks is evident in the delightful and thoughtful design of the book. Experience the life of Tuesday in this beautifully crafted rhyming picture book for kids and pet lovers. Dive into her story, rejoice in her playful spirit, and embrace the heartwarming journey that's sure to leave a lasting impression. "Tuesday's Story: A Book of Rhyme for Children and Pet Lovers" is not just a picture book about dogs - it's a tribute to the bond we share with our beloved pets, a tale that will resonate with all hearts that have loved a dog.

Mommy doesn't know a great catch when she sees one! Tim like to play with me and tells Mommy she's beautiful. He's gallant, just like in romantic stories. But Mommy just wants to get rid of him. What is she afraid of? Tuesday Kally Malone used to have her life firmly in control. But now Tim's obsidian eyes and quick kisses in the kitchen made her all jittery—and if she were honest, made her feel alive. And her daughter, Tuesday, seven going on thirty, had a mission: to make Tim part of their family—as the daddy. But Kally didn't know if she was ready for a husband!