Books with title Know You're Not Alone

This endearing story is about a mother and her two sons, who must say goodbye to the father when he leaves on a military mission. The brothers, Cory and Kyler, continue their lives, uncertain when their father will return home.One night their guardian angel appears and says, "I know how you're feeling, but you must have faith and keep on believing. Even when you think you're all on your own, remember and know you're not alone."The boys listen to their angel and accept things the way they are, finding ways to be happy. Even though things aren't how they want them to be, they have faith their father will be able to come home. The question is, "When?"Stacy Manning Casaluci always loved reading bedtime stories to her children. In this book, her two sons are the brothers, Cory and Kyler. As boys, they enjoyed learning about the different branches of the military, and it's the reason the father in the book goes on a Special-Ops mission. She says, "I'm inspired by the people serving in the military and the families who live apart from their loved ones." In her first book, Miracles Love a Believer, her daughter is the Princess Cirina Marie. Both stories have guardian angels who watch over the children, bringing them comfort, guidance, and protection. The author lives with her husband in Palm Desert, California, and continues to participate in the arts, acting, and writing.

This endearing story is about a mother and her two sons, who must say goodbye to the father when he leaves on a military mission. The brothers, Cory and Kyler, continue their lives, uncertain when their father will return home.One night their guardian angel appears and says, "I know how you're feeling, but you must have faith and keep on believing. Even when you think you're all on your own, remember and know you're not alone."The boys listen to their angel and accept things the way they are, finding ways to be happy. Even though things aren't how they want them to be, they have faith their father will be able to come home. The question is, "When?"Stacy Manning Casaluci always loved reading bedtime stories to her children. In this book, her two sons are the brothers, Cory and Kyler. As boys, they enjoyed learning about the different branches of the military, and it's the reason the father in the book goes on a Special-Ops mission. She says, "I'm inspired by the people serving in the military and the families who live apart from their loved ones." In her first book, Miracles Love a Believer, her daughter is the Princess Cirina Marie. Both stories have guardian angels who watch over the children, bringing them comfort, guidance, and protection. The author lives with her husband in Palm Desert, California, and continues to participate in the arts, acting, and writing.

You're Not Alone...in your struggle against the negative thoughts about your body...when you fear that you may have "crossed the line" regarding eating habits or over-exercise...or when you just feel down about how you believe others see you. You're Not Alone is for YOU - the woman who believes that the extra 5 pounds are preventing her from being successful, the child who is transitioning into a "new body" in her teen years, or the boy who feels that he needs to have a better physique in order to be "cool enough" to fit in with the soccer team. Written by those in recovery from their eating disorders, You're Not Alone is designed to encourage, inspire, and support those who feel unlovable because of their body, or that they simply aren't "good enough." It's for those who are in different stages of their lives, as an encouragement about their changing bodies and how uncomfortable it can feel. We at Manna Fund want you to know that You're Not Alone!

You are not alone follows the journey of a young child who has a problem and feels there is no one they can talk to. However, by the end of the book they decide to share their worries and are glad they did. When a child is scared or worried it can present as bed wetting and this is touched upon in this picture book. It can be very difficult to get children to open up and express their true feelings. Reading books and looking at pictures are a great talking point for children.

Bullying Isn't Just Going to StopSorry, but it's true. Striving for a world without bullies is a great goal, but we live in the real world... right now. A world where people aren't shocked to see adults yell and call each other names, make fun of each other for size, gender, and race. It doesn't seem like a place that's going to care about kids doing the same. If they can't show better behavior, then why is the jerk who sits next to you in English going to be better?Does that mean you should give up and throw in the towel?NO!! OF COURSE NOT!!The key to dealing with bullies isn't to end bullying altogether (awesome goal, but not going to happen while you're in high school).The key is to make bullies obsolete.If they don't bother you, they cease to matter.Ask yourself:HOW AWESOME WOULD IT BE TO LIVE WITHOUT FEAR?You wouldn't worry about walking into school in the morning.You wouldn't waste time stressing about who you're going to run into at Starbucks (unless it's someone you have a crush on).Anything a bully says just rolls off your back. It doesn't even matter.Too good to be true?Nope.You Are Not Alone gives you all the tools you need to get through being bullied. All you have to do is be willing to make the changes in yourself.If you don't try, nothing will ever change."You Are Not Alone" is designed to help get you to a mental place where bullies can't touch you.What's in the book? * a step by step guide on what to do if you're being bullied.* confidence boosting tips to instantly improve how you feel.* the truth no other book wants to tell you about life and bullies.* the MOST IMPORTANT secret on how to get bullies out of your head.* how to stop the bully within.* and the truth about you, that you're finally ready to hear.Is You Are Not Alone for you?Who this is for:* girls who are sick of being afraid* girls who want to be confident* girls who want things to be better and who are willing to work at it.* girls who are ready for a positive change.Who this isn't for:* "mean girls"* girls who tear each other down.* girls too afraid to change* girls who have already given upThe right time is NOWThis e-book will give you a mental place where bullies can't touch you.You CAN walk into school in the morning without worry.You CAN know the secrets to making bullies obsolete.

You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true.-Richard BachMany teenagers feel that high school is one of the most difficult and confusing times of their life. Life rides a roller coaster as it hits its fantastic highs and then drops back down to its unwanted lows. This is natural; it happens to everyone. Unfortunately, many teenagers feel alone in the world. They wonder why they were punished and everyone else's life seems to be going so well.The collection of poems in You're not Alone reflects the pain, confusion, love, hate, heartbreak, anxiety, and loneliness that all teenagers go through at one point and time. It reminds them that they are not rowing the boat by themselves but rather, that they have an entire crew rowing with them. They are all attempting to reach a like goal: To make it through their teenage years.Their wish will come true.

"You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true." --Richard Bach Many teenagers feel that high school is one of the most difficult and confusing times of their life. Life rides a roller coaster as it hits its fantastic highs and then drops back down to its unwanted lows. This is natural; it happens to everyone. Unfortunately, many teenagers feel alone in the world. They wonder why they were punished and everyone else's life seems to be going so well. The collection of poems in You're not Alone reflects the pain, confusion, love, hate, heartbreak, anxiety, and loneliness that all teenagers go through at one point and time. It reminds them that they are not rowing the boat by themselves but rather, that they have an entire crew rowing with them. They are all attempting to reach a like goal: To make it through their teenage years. Their wish will come true.

Children and adults alike often feel alone in this world, like no one knows who they are or what we they going through. This book explores why this is not the case by examining, in a kid friendly way, questions like: Can we fit under more than one label? If we are sporty, can we be artsy too? Are we really as alone as we think?Come on the adventure and follow the story of students at Hope Valley Elementary as they discover answers to these important questions. You will also meet Fred, who is struggling with his mental health when he finds a way to bring everyone in the school together. He inspires those around him to learn more about each other and accept one another as they are.From the back of the book:Fred used to love his life at Hope Valley Elementary but then his mom got sick and he felt like he was stuck in a dark hole with no escape. He stopped talking to his friends, he felt alone. All that changed on the day he received the gift of one small wooden bead. A bead that turns the entire school on it's head and shows Fred that maybe he wasn't really alone after all.