Books published by publisher Family Communications, Inc.

From the moment they met, Marjie's heart has belonged to handsome Captain Stanley Jonquil, younger brother of the Earl of Lampton. But six long months ago, when Stanley's sense of honor required that he do as he had sworn and return to the Continent to fight in defense of King and country, neither Stanley nor Marjie could have dreamed what the cost of his service would be. It has been ages since Stanley last wrote, and Marjie and the Jonquil family are plagued by his unknown fate—until the day he unexpectedly reappears. Marjie's joy, however, is quickly shadowed by confusion—the aloof, battle-worn soldier before her is not the man he once was. In the wake of Stanley's blatant disinterest in renewing their acquaintance, Marjie's devastation turns to determination as she vows to help him find peace. But his scars run far deeper than anyone realizes. Despite his feelings for her, Stanley believes Marjie deserves a man whose hands are not stained with the violence of battlefields and whose mind and heart are not haunted by the horrors he has seen. Honor requires Stanley to return once more to the life he has grown to despise, one he knows will destroy him in the end, even as his heart beckons him to stay with Marjie, the only woman he could ever love, and the promise, at last, of redemption.

This book -- "Robbie's Trail through Foster Care" (ISBN: 978-1-935831-00-6) -- is an engaging story about Robbie Rabbit's journey into foster care. Robbie is removed from his birthmother's home and placed with foster parents. He meets his new foster family, learns what a foster kid is and experiences some commonplace behaviors as he adjusts to his new life. The ending is intentionally vague: Children don't know whether Robbie will end up with his mother or whether he'll ultimately be placed for adoption. *** This book should be used with "Robbie's Trail through Foster Care - Activity Book" (ISBN: 978-1-935831-01-3) and "Robbie's Trail through Foster Care - Adult Guide" (ISBN: 978-1-935831-02-0). These three books, sold separately, are designed to work together to help children in out-of-home care communicate better with foster parents and child welfare professionals. *** Although the "Robbie's Trail through Foster Care" story can be read without the supplemental activity book and adult guide, children are best served when you have all three books. The adult guide and activity book both relate back to the "Robbie's Trail through Foster Care" story, and are used together to help children with issues such as control, self-esteem, feelings, anger management and communication. *** The Robbie Rabbit stories and their supplemental materials are designed specifically for foster parents, adoptive parents and/or caseworkers who want to: (1) Help a foster child and/or an adoption-eligible child adjust better to tough changes in life; (2) Promote communication between the child and the important people in his life; and (3) Gain insight into a child's feelings and interpretation of the world around him.

Teach your children Chinese through songs. Developed by language, music and child education specialists, the book contains lyrics to 22 favorite children's songs in Chinese (traditional and simplified) Pinyin, and illustrations that enhances learning. The lyrics teach the basic concepts such as greetings, family, numbers, colors, body and animals. Includes English translation, pinyin and instruction notes. The characters are written in both Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese. Songs include: 1. How are You?(Ni Hao) 2. Ten Little Friends (Shi ge xiao peng you) 3. This is the Way We Wash Our Face; (Wo men zhe yang lai xi lian) 4. When We Get Together (Dang wo men tong zai yi qi) 5. If You are Happy (Ru guo ni hen gao zing) 6. Working Bees (Mi feng gong zuo) 7. London Bridge (Lun Dun Da qiao) 8. Sing Songs & Dance(Chang ge tiao wu) 9. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Feet (Tou er, jian bang, xi he jiao) 10. Two Ears (Er duo liang ge) 11. Little Sister had a Little Lamb (Mei mei you zhi xiao mian yang) 12. Where is My Friend? (Zhao peng you) 13. Doll in the Garden (Hua yuan li de yang wa wa) 14. What Color? (Shen mo yan se) 15. Old Mr. Wong Had a Farm Field (Wang lao xian sheng you kuai di) 16. Five Little Ducks (Wu zhi xiao ya chu qu wan) 17. Two Tigers (Liang zhi lao hu) 18. Frog Song (Qing Wa Ge) 19. Rain, Rain Go Away (Yu, Yu, bie xia yu) 20. There is Thunder (Da lei, da lei) 21. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (Xiao xing xing) 22. Good-bye (Zai jian)

Miss Adeline Hayes is the perfect lady's companion: pleasant, conversational, and unceasingly proper. But when her closest friend, Charity Edgeworth, breaks off her arranged marriage without explanation, even Adeline's superior skills are put to the test. Charity's father banishes the two young women to the country, sending Adeline with a charge to find Charity a husband—or suffer dire consequences.As Adeline takes on the role of reluctant matchmaker, she discovers more than one obstacle in her path. Not only does Charity prefer escaping in books to socializing, but Adeline soon finds her own attentions distracted by the standoffish—and irritatingly handsome—Mr. Evan Whitfield. Amidst an eventful foxhunt and the unexpected arrival of Charity's former betrothed, Adeline simply doesn't have time for a battle of wits with Evan. But the two are continually drawn together until Adeline begins to question her tightly guarded convictions about love and marriage.However, when secrets are revealed and truths made known, Adeline must face her most fearsome obstacle yet: herself.

When a young boy disobeys his mother, he breaks the cookie jar - and it can't be fixed. In this thought-provoking picture book, children are introduced to the process of repentance, and how it takes more than saying I'm sorry to fix a problem. Told in rhyme, this reassuring story that helps children learn to choose the right is ideal for every LDS child's library.