Originally titled You're All That!, this new hardcover release equips readers to discover God's design for their life and live a bold, dynamic, creative life filled with love and joy! Paula is uniquely qualified to share powerful insights as she writes out of her own painful experiences and reveals the keys to healing, hope, and identity. Through real-life illustrations, personal stories, and stirring insights, Paula shows readers how to: - See yourself through new eyes - Become an expert on the subject of yourself - Move beyond loss - Shake off painful memories, worries, fears, and failures - Take control of what you think, say, and believe - Establish new boundaries - Embrace a lifetime of discovery and transformation. If you are willing to do those things, one step at a time, you are on the road to victory!

Renowned speaker Paula White equips readers to conquer pain and build a strong sense of self through principles that have transformed her own life. Paula White is here to tell you that YOU'RE ALL THAT! As a woman who has experienced tragedy and triumph, poverty and prosperity, Paula is uniquely qualified to share powerful insights with those who desire a better life and a stronger sense of self. Paula writes out of her own painful experiences and reveals the keys to healing, hope, and identity. You were not created to be shackled by negative emotions or memories. You were created to live a bold, dynamic, creative life filled with love and joy!

From the creators of Guess How Much I Love You, this enchanting story tells of the unconditional love between a family of bears. Mummy and Daddy Bear reassure their three little bears that each is equally special. But the little bears start to wonder: do their differences mean one is loved less? After some love and affection, the bears are satisfied that they really are all their parents' favourites!

Single mom Danalee Jackson owns the Blue Note—an Alaskan bar offering nightly jazz and a cocktail of regulars who have an opinion about everything. Between dealing with her son's dad, a failing float-plane business and her bar's code violations, Dana has no time for romance. Mark Moretti is burned-out after finishing his father's legacy project, the multimillion-dollar Grove Marketplace in downtown Boise. He's ready for a break from the family construction business—maybe for good. And a summerlong fishing trip looks like just the ticket. When a canceled flight leaves Mark stranded in Ketchikan, he finds himself at the Blue Note. One look at the exotically beautiful Dana and he decides to stay in town. But her fierce independence not only could jeopardize Mark's help with renovations—it could also bring their mutual attraction to a screeching halt.

Why do we like someone? May be initially admired, then gradually attracted; It may also be because they just met, and they really want to be closer to that person. The mood at that time also changed, began to become erratic, sometimes I would unconsciously remember that person, feel very sweet, then dazed, laugh stupidly, suddenly want to change myself... Khuong Ky Hua : Deputy Director of Hotel Customer Service Bac Hai Thinh Dinh, twenty-five years old, assigned to assume the position of housekeeper, taking care of guests - Quy Dong Dinh, who will stay at the guest's presidential suite hotel. Quy Dong Dinh: Is a very arrogant person, always thinks of himself as the best. He is a major shareholder of Bac Hai Thinh Dinh Hotel. During this business trip back to China, he was arranged to stay in the president's room of the hotel and gradually fell in love with the housekeeper in Jiang's room, but his feelings were bluntly denied by her. deny. Later, when Khuong Ky Hua was sent to study in London, the two had a chance to meet again, and gradually she also reciprocated his love... The furthest distance in the world is the love between fish and birds. One was flying in the sky, and the other one could only look up from the seabed. The person I want to hold hands with until the end of this life, there was no one before you came, after you there was no one else...

The author, a computer science professor diagnosed with terminal cancer, explores his life, the lessons that he has learned, how he has worked to achieve his childhood dreams, and the effect of his diagnosis on him and his family.

Sequel to All That You Do Gage Kimball relishes his new life in Los Angeles. He's made new friends, has steady gigs, and, most importantly, has the best boyfriend a person could ask for in antique dealer Christopher Gleason. But there are still open wounds, a family, and a past that he doesn't want to deal with ... until his seventeen-year-old brother shows up on his doorstep with bad news -- Gage's father is ill and the family needs him back in Salt Lake City. Gage knows he must go to his father's bedside, even if the festering anger, the betrayal, and the pain that's still too fresh threaten to destroy the life he's made for himself. Will Gage be able to make peace with the past and heal himself once and for all before building a solid future with Christopher?