On this, one of my very favorite holidays of the year, we commemorate a leader. King was exception in human history who stood up boldly for justice and for his fellow humans. Martin Luther King Jr. had a powerful voice for change and his echoes are truly endless. Some of his words…
Three Little Words
by Jennie Hansen, K.C. Grant and Aubrey Mace
Published by Covenant Communications
January 1, 2016
The road to true love never did run smooth, but a few bumps along the way make it all the more thrilling. This timeless truth is showcased in Three Little Words, a charming compilation of short stories written by a trio of popular LDS romance novelists. Readers are invited to follow the journeys of three young women as they encounter love where they least expect it.
Rescuing Bailey by Jennie Hansen
For as long as she can remember, Bailey has loved the boy next door. But despite her feelings, his schedule and his little brother keep getting in the way. Will her childhood crush finally blossom into something real, or will she discover that true love is waiting just around the corner?
Three Little Words by K.C. GrantThe bet is simple: Elizabeth, a speech therapist, has three days to teach a country bumpkin with a drawl as thick as molasses how to speak like a gentleman. But as she gets to know her charming student, it soon becomes clear that there may be more to him than meets the ear.
A Crying Shame by Aubrey MaceCassidy is in love with the idea of love, though after her most recent breakup, the possibility of finding Mr. Right seems hopeless. But when she meets a handsome classmate in her painting class, she may end up learning more about chemistry than about art.
THIS RAGING LIGHT
by Estelle Laure
Published December 22nd, 2015
288 pages
by HMH Books for Young Readers
Formats: Hardcover, eBook, audiobook
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“A funny, poetic, big-hearted reminder that life can—and will—take us all by surprise.” —Jennifer E. Smith, The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
Can the best thing happen at the worst time?
Her dad went crazy. Her mom left town. She has bills to pay and a little sister to look after. Now is not the time for level-headed seventeen-year-old Lucille to fall in love. But love—messy, inconvenient love—is what she’s about to experience when she falls for Digby Jones, her best friend’s brother. With blazing longing that builds to a fever pitch, Estelle Laure’s soulful debut will keep readers hooked and hoping until the very last page.
Shine on, you crazy overexposed growing-up-too-fast-diamond or Five Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me
There was a moment when I realized my parents weren’t all-powerful, that they had possession of more days and months on earth and thereby knew more about the world than I did, but it became clear to me that they were basically winging it, doing their best to figure it out. They too were trying to find their way around a world filled with unknowables and obstacles, to understand their faith, to navigate the weaker parts of themselves. That’s the moment I wanted to write about in This Raging Light. Lucille’s experience is not my own, but she is standing on that precipice of understanding about adults and letting go of childhood.
I don’t feel like I had much of a childhood. I’m okay with that because I don’t think I liked being a kid all that much. I was exposed to a lot, if not by my parents, by circumstances (moving a lot/always being a minority/experiencing poverty and cruelty), by the political climate (Cold War/constant threat of nuclear attack), by my own powers of observation, my own curiosity and my parents’ divorce early on.
In spite of my worldliness and all my experience, I wish I had been slower with things, though. I wish when it had come time to make certain choices, that I had been gentler with myself. Here are a few things I wish someone had told me.
1. Wait to have sex. I was young, my boyfriend was nineteen and he broke my heart and made it impossible for me to trust anyone for a long time. I wish I had been stronger, more self-possessed. He told me he couldn’t be with me if I didn’t do it, and I was so afraid of being dumped and alone that I forced myself into it before I was ready. I didn’t want to be a tease when all my friends were doing it and it seemed like the natural order of things. I wish I had waited. I wish someone had told me I was worth waiting for.
2. Never get into a car with a drunk driver. This seems like an obvious one, right? You hear it all the time. But I did. I wish so much that I had had someone I could trust to call and take me home no matter where I was, but I didn’t. I lost a few friends in drunken car accidents and I am so grateful my life didn’t end that way. Now I tell my kids (who are too young to be anywhere by themselves) to call me, call my friends, bother all of us when the time comes. Never ever ever play with your life like that. It’s not worth it. Ever.
3. Don’t be careless with anyone’s heart. There’s this thing I remember. Once I had my heart broken I wasn’t going to let anyone in to have it done to me. I would strike first. So I did. I became a person who was walled up. Or at least I thought I was. Now I see the damage I did to others and myself, mostly to myself because I was actually so sensitive and was acting from damage instead of love.
Even if you’ve seen a lot, even if you understand that people don’t take each other seriously and use each other sometimes, always take responsibility for how you yourself are treating someone. Hold yourself to a higher standard. Really. That doesn’t mean making an idiot of yourself, only being conscious of your actions and making the kindest choice (which can mean breaking up with someone or having an unpleasant conversation sometimes).
4. Don’t let bit*%*es control you. Because my home life was shaky, I turned to my friends for shelter. That was fine. In the end, I’m still friends with most of those people. But in high school there were some funky dynamics at play. Not all that different from the relationship I had with my first boyfriend, I found myself dependent on my friends for rides, for sleepovers, for school lunches sometimes. The result was that I was totally disempowered and easily controlled, that I dimmed myself down so as not to be a threat, and allowed for some things I wish I could take back or undo, because I wasn’t strong enough to stand up for myself, and sometimes for others. I wish someone had reminded me that I would eventually have to go into the world and live my own life and it’s never worth it to hand your fate over to anyone else.
5. Remember what’s good. There were times when the world seemed black. People flew off roads, planes crashed, people cheated and lied and were cruel because they could be, and the world at large…forget it. I wish I had taken more of a stand for the light back then, that I had decided as I have now, that no matter what darkness there is in the world, no matter how hopeless everything looks, I am an agent for the light.
That doesn’t mean I’m in denial about the world, that I won’t hurt people or that I won’t mess up, that I won’t have to deal with shame or difficulty. It just means that how I define my standards and my behavior on a moral level, internally, between me and me, is important. I will listen to music and read books and educate myself. I will care for the people in my life to the best of my abilities and do random nice things for them. I’ll do what I can all the time to bring brightness and truth into a foggy, messed up world.
I wish I had done that sooner. I wish I had been more helpful, more aware, instead of delving into darkness and allowing myself to be in ways that were false and disingenuous.
Remember, you define what’s good and right for yourself. If you develop a good relationship with your intuition, which most streetwise kids have in spades, you will always know when you aren’t being true to yourself. Remember when the world sullies you, when you behave as less than your best self, when things are hard and everything is a mess and you screwed up again, that you are made of light, that you are good, and that you have the power, in moments if not all the time, to shine out into the world and make it better.
Estelle Laure is a Vonnegut worshipper who believes in love and magic and the power of facing hard truths. She has a BA in Theater Arts from New Mexico State University and an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts, and thinks everyone should have to wait tables or work in a kitchen at least once in their lives. She lives in Taos, New Mexico with her children.
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Broken Things to Mend by Karey White
Celia is in desperate need of a change–a change of scenery, a change of pace, and a complete redo of all relationships. Not knowing what else to do, she opens a map, closes her eyes, and lets fate decide her future. Then she packs her meager belongings and buys a one-way ticket to a little town on the fringes of Oregon’s Deschutes National Forest called Sisters. She’s wanted a family for years. Will she find one in Sisters?
What Celia doesn’t plan to find is a strange Chinese woman whose meddling ways keep throwing her in the path of a handsome, but reserved, forest ranger. But no matter how kind or dependable Silas seems to be, there are some things in Celia’s past that neither of them can escape, and this time, the damage might be too much to mend.
About the AuthorKarey White grew up in Utah, Idaho, Oregon, and Missouri. She attended Ricks College and Brigham Young University. Her first novel, Gifted, was a Whitney Award Finalist.
She loves to travel, read, bake treats, and spend time with family and friends. She and her husband are the parents of four great children. She teaches summer creative writing courses to young people and is currently working on her next book.
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The Turning: Why the State of the Family Matters, and What the World Can Do about It
Jimmy Fallon, Adele & The Roots Sing “Hello” w/ Classroom Instruments
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Like heirloom ornaments on a splendid tree, It’s All About Christmas will put you and your family in a festive frame of mind for a glorious holiday season. Stuff ed with stories, songs, poems, Christmas history, joyful traditions, recipes, and activities, this delightful book celebrates all things Christmas—from the sacred story of the Nativity to the lore of Saint Nick. Opening this book is like tearing the paper off a much–anticipated gift, offering new surprises with each turn of the page. Generously illustrated with scores of vibrant vintage images, It’s All About Christmas will remind you of Christmases past, help you appreciate Christmas present, and guide you to creating memories for the Christmases to come.
Little Rebekah is fascinated by the man her neighbors call Jesus and she wants to hear all he has to say. But her mother, Sarah, wants Rebekah to keep her distance from the man some call Master and others label a heretic. Sarah has heard rumors that some factions wish to harm Jesus of Nazareth. But Rebekah is persistent, and one day she brings Jesus home to meet her mother and grandfather a simple act that will forever change all their lives.
No Ordinary Shepherd: A Heartwarming Tale of Faith . . . and Miracles
A heartwarming tale of faith and miracles. As the sun beams brightly on the hills surrounding Palestine, a young shepherd boy thoughtfully considers the significance of the day. The boy, crippled in a terrible accident, has always treasured his shepherd father’s tale of that starlit night so many years before – a night filled with the wonder of angelic heralds and a tiny Bethlehem stable sheltering the chosen Messiah. Now, years after that sacred event, tales of Jesus of Nazareth’s miraculous birth touch the young boy’s faith. When he meets the gentle stranger in the hills – a man strangely familiar to him – the faithful young shepherd encounters a miracle of his own.
Her music and lyrics are timeless, her legacy limitless. Now audiences everywhere are invited to celebrate the work of musical legend Janice Kapp Perry with A Songbook for LDS Families, a stunning illustrated compilation of many of Janice s most moving pieces. A Songbook for LDS Families highlights eighteen beloved and well-known songs, as well as twenty-eight newly penned Book of Mormon hymns composed by Janice Kapp Perry with text by Bonnie Hart Murray. The first section of this beautifully designed book showcases musical scores everyone loves, as well as new sister missionary arrangements of As Sisters in Zion and In the Hollow of Thy Hand. Incredible insights into the stories behind the cherished lyrics accompany each song. In addition to the choral arrangements, section two explains the process and highlights the scriptures that inspired the creation of these new Book of Mormon hymns. Also included in this special-edition volume are two CDs containing accompaniment tracks to all forty-six pieces of music. Underscored by the stunning artwork of Greg Olsen, Simon Dewey, and Tom Lovell, as well as the complete Book of Mormon art collection by Arnold Friberg, this unparalleled celebration of faith-promoting music is sure to be a treasured keepsake.
LDS Cultured Marble 3″ Christus Statue -LDS Statues
This beautiful solid cultured marble Christus statue replica of the original by Bertel Thorvaldsen truly brings the spirit of Christ into any home, and is available in 6″ 10″ and 20″ The original Christus statue was made by Sculptor Albert Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844) of plaster in 1823 and was used to create the 11-foot marble version in 1839 that stands in the Church of Our Lady in Copenhagen, Denmark. Thorvaldsen’s statue of the resurrected Christ helps present LDS belief in Jesus Christ, the son of God and redeemer of the world.
Investigate the deeper meanings of Christmas day by day with this beautifully designed book filled with thoughts to keep you close to the heart of the holiday. Explore one word each day from December first through Christmas Day-like an advent calendar-or choose to reflect on a word that is right for the moment. These elegant words of cheer and wisdom will surely help you reflect on the Savior this Christmas season.
Our family received a sneak peek of all these items courtesy of the publisher. They are PERFECT for Christmas gifting. The DVD’s held our chidlrens’ attention and brought the Spirit into our home. My favorite? The three inch Christus.
Roman’s Holiday by Susan Aylworth
Author Susan Aylworth
Excerpt
In the kitchen with the door swinging closed between them, she took a moment to gather herself, planning to be at her sunniest when she went back to the dining room. He’s leaving and I’m not going with him. At least I can send him away with a smile. She cut into her “Roman’s Holiday” pie and plated two slices, each on a swirl of chocolate sauce. Then she added another swirl and a dollop of whipped cream to the top. Picking up two forks, she took a deep breath, pretended a smile, and went to serve the man she loved. “Here it is, the new pie sensation of the century.”
“I can hardly wait.”
She set a slice in front of him. “Before you take a bite, I want you to know I made it to taste like you. No, that’s not what I mean! Not to taste like you taste—” She stopped herself. Then she grinned. “If I knew how to make that, every woman in the country would buy it.”
Roman acknowledged the compliment with a nod.
She tried again. “I wanted it to taste like who you are. Ugh, I’m botching this something awful. Just taste it and tell me what you think.” She waited while he cut a bite of the pie and lifted it to his mouth.
“Oh Lottie.” He closed his eyes, savoring the flavor. “It’s marvelous.”
“Really? You’re not just saying that?”
“It’s mar-ve-lous!”
“I thought it was a winner. Glad you like it.”
“Like it? I love it! Tastes like me, huh?”
“Well, like who you are, like what this time together has meant… to me.”
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Soda Springs
by Carolyn Steele
Paperback, 288 pages
Published December 8th 2015
by Cedar Fort Publishing
When Tessa Darrow discovers her father burning his Civil War uniform, she has no idea how his secret will devastate their family and drive them from their home in North Carolina. The family journeys along the Oregon Trail until tragedy strikes, leaving Tessa and her father to build a new life in Soda Springs, Idaho. This sweeping story illuminates an oft-forgotten era in LDS Church history. Filled with life and passion, it’s a thrilling read for history buffs and romantics alike.
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Wow. I loved Soda Springs for the little known tidbits of history. Carolyn Steele wove a complete historical romance novel around a small break off group of LDS members, called the Morrisites. Leaving Salt Lake City, the characters settled in Soda Springs, Idaho. I loved the American Civil War history also overlaid in the plot. With a friendship slowly building over the stretch of many years, the romance was perfect. I am a true fan of historical fiction and there was so much to love about this book. Lots of trials and heartache to overcome, forgiveness to give and the promise of making one’s house a home.
Born and raised in Utah, Carolyn Steele was introduced to western novels at a very young age by her grandfather, the son of a gold miner. She has been writing
technical and marketing communications for most of her adult life. Her nonfiction articles have appeared in numerous national magazines. She earned her undergraduate degree in Communications from the University of Utah.
Married and living in Salt Lake City, Utah, Carolyn loves researching obscure history then weaving it into stories. She also enjoys family dinners with her children and grandchildren, photography, travel, golf, reading, and all forms of needlework.
Shadows of Angels
by L.G. Rollins
Paperback, 320 pages
Published December 8th 2015
by Cedar Fort Publishing & Mediater
After the forest dwellers destroy her home and kill her father, Aerbrin sets off on a journey to find the truth about her people, her kingdom, and the mysterious Zaad stone that contains a power she never imagined. Magic and mystery join forces in this intriguing fantasy world. Full of shifting alliances and twists you won’t see coming, it’s a can’t-miss read.
L.G. Rollins grew up in a far off land fighting dragons, stealing talismans, and traveling with dwarfs and elves. She is especially skilled at bribing giants with sweets. Currently, her husband and four kids live in Utah so that is where she spends most of her time. She may, or may not, have a Zaad Stone. To learn more about L. G. Rollins and her books visit LGRollins.com.
Shadows of Angels is L. G. Rollins’ first novel and the beginning of the Zaad Stone trilogy.
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Christy’s Cozy Corners • It’s a Mad Mad World
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December 11: Litstack • Get to the Gist • Author Daniel Coleman
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December 14: Jodi Milner • Let Me Be Fictional • Polka Dot Poplars
December 15: Mel’s Shelves • Confetti Sunshine • Aim’s Creations
December 16: Storyweaver • Write, Writing, Written • Runaway Bridal Planner
December 17: Reading Like a Fool • Tara Mayoros • Books and Messy Buns
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Happy to announce I met my Goodreads goal of 85 books this year and am still reading. Thus far, 88 books in 2015.
Here’s the breakdown…
Joyfully Yours
Lamont, Amy
More Than the Tattooed Mormon
Carraway, Al Fox
Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses
Hale, Jenny
Bud’s Christmas Wish
Nemer, Ashley
The Billionaire’s First Christmas (Winters Love #1)
Rayner, Holly
Operation White Christmas: An Escape to the Country Novella
Edwards, Nicki
The Match of the Century (Marrying the Duke, #1)
Maxwell, Cathy
Fall Apples: Crisp and Juicy
Rustad, Martha E.H.
Fall Pumpkins: Orange and Plump
Rustad, Martha E.H.
Fall Harvests: Bringing in Food
Rustad, Martha E.H.
The Woodland Folk Meet the Gnomes
Wolf, Tony
Amelia Bedelia Talks Turkey
Parish, Herman
Christmas at the Vicarage
Boxall, Rebecca
From Paris With Love This Christmas
Wake, Jules
I Need a Hero
Bennet, Emma
Mountains Between Us
Proctor, Jenny
Better Latte Than Never
Clark, Catherine
Secret Santa
James, Sabrina
Christmas Kisses: An Echo Ridge Anthology
Checketts, Cami
North for Christmas
Dymock, Christina
A Christmas Bride in Pinecraft (An Amish Brides of Pinecraft Christmas, #4)
Gray, Shelley Shepard
The Great Christmas Knit-Off
Brown, Alexandra
A Wrinkle in Time (A Wrinkle in Time Quintet, #1)
L’Engle, Madeleine
Always Will
Jacobson, Melanie
Samuel Eaton’s Day: A Day in the Life of a Pilgrim Boy
Waters, Kate
Archeology
McIntosh, Jane
I Want to Read
Wright, Betty Ren
The Grouchy Ladybug
Carle, Eric
Georgie (Georgie The Ghost, #1)
Bright, Robert
Marshmallow
Newberry, Clare Turlay
The Power of Determination: The Story of Ronald Reagan
Rasmussen, Della Mae
Now It’s Fall (Seasons, #2)
Lenski, Lois
Wheedle on the Needle
Cosgrove, Stephen
My First Golden Dictionary
Reed, Mary
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi
Kipling, Rudyard
The Berenstain Bears’ Nature Guide
Berenstain, Stan
Mr. Grumble
Hargreaves, Roger
Mr. Cheerful
Hargreaves, Roger
Little Miss Chatterbox
Hargreaves, Roger
Fires of Invention (Mysteries of Cove, #1)
Savage, J. Scott
Out of the Ashes
Buck, Alicia
Ignite (Defy, #2)
Larson, Sara B.
Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between
Smith, Jennifer E.
Westly: A Spider’s Tale
Beus, Bryan
Heart’s Journey
McKendry, Kristen
Walk on Earth a Stranger (The Gold Seer Trilogy, #1)
Carson, Rae
Shades of Doon (Doon, #3)
Corp, Carey
Misty of Chincoteague (Misty, #1)
Henry, Marguerite
Everything, Everything
Yoon, Nicola
Simply Anna
Moore, Jennifer
Happy Bento!: Lunches on the Go
Adden, Anna
Red Scarf Girl
Jiang, Ji-li
The Secrets of Attraction
Constantine, Robin
A Timeless Romance Anthology: Annette Lyon Collection
Lyon, Annette
Love on a Whim
Mace, Aubrey
The Blueprint of Christ’s Church
Callister, Tad R.
Drive Me Crazy
McVoy, Terra Elan
Missionary: Possible: Preparation Tips from New Testament Heroes
Rigby, Eric
Emmy & Oliver
Benway, Robin
Lord Fenton’s Folly
Kilpack, Josi S.
Autumn’s Kiss (Autumn Falls, #2)
Thorne, Bella
The Mouse and the Motorcycle (Ralph S. Mouse, #1)
Cleary, Beverly
Maine Squeeze
Clark, Catherine
On the Fence
West, Kasie
Book Scavenger
Bertman, Jennifer Chambliss
The Prince and the Pauper
Twain, Mark
A Man for All Seasons
Bolt, Robert
The Fill-In Boyfriend
West, Kasie
Playing For Keeps
Clark, Ranee S.
Mighty Miracles
Olaveson, Breanna
Bondage (Moses Chronicles #1)
Moore, H.B.
The Power of Attitude: The Story of George Washington
Metten, Patricia
Enslaved to Saved: The Metaphor of Christ as Our Master
Litchfield, W. Reid
City Love (City Love, #1)
Colasanti, Susane
Model Misfit (Geek Girl, #2)
Smale, Holly
Wrong About the Guy
LaZebnik, Claire
A Heart Revealed
Kilpack, Josi S.
Forgive My Fins (Fins, #1)
Childs, Tera Lynn
Silence
Lytton, Deborah
Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold (Broken Hearts & Revenge, #2)
Finn, Katie
Rebel Mechanics (Rebel Mechanics, #1)
Swendson, Shanna
The Recipe Hacker: Comfort Foods without Soy, Dairy, Cane Sugar, Gluten, and Grain
Keuilian, Diana
Love Unexpected: A Storybook Romance
Jacobson, Melanie
My True Love Gave to Me: Twelve Holiday Stories
Perkins, Stephanie
Meet Your Baker (A Bakeshop Mystery, #1)
Alexander, Ellie
The Testing (The Testing, #1)
Charbonneau, Joelle
Ash & Bramble
Prineas, Sarah
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Verne, Jules
Walk on Earth a Stranger (The Gold Seer Trilogy, #1)
Carson, Rae
Secrets of Selkie Bay
Thomas, Shelley Moore
The Maloneys’ Magical Weatherbox
Quinlan, Nigel
The Summer of Chasing Mermaids
Ockler, Sarah
Clariel (Abhorsen, #4)
Nix, Garth
Falling into Place
Zhang, Amy
Extraordinary Means
Schneider, Robyn
Illuminae (The Illuminae Files, #1)
Kaufman, Amie
