Books with title Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep

Helen Bradley is a journalist who uses both spiritual strength and investigative skills to uncover the facts for her articles. Now she has received an urgent request for help. Dr. Kincaid, the director of a prestigious convalescent home, is dead from an apparent heart attack. His widow, however, is convinced that he was murdered. What secrets are lurking behind the polished doors of this medical facility? And who would kill to protect them? Helen's inquiry will demand great faith and courage as it draws her closer and closer to the life-threatening evidence. Narrator Cristine McMurdo-Wallis highlights the growing suspense and Helen's determination to rely on God for protection.

Helen Bradley, ex-cop, grandmother and travel writer, learns that a prominent gerontologist has been murdered. When the doctor's widow also dies, Helen checks herself into a convalescent home to discover the truth surrounding the mysterious deaths. Edgewood Manor is the perfect place for Helen to recover from a gunshot wound and do a little detective work. Good plan--as long as she doesn't die in her sleep.

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, is the first book of the Dr. Doobie series. It's a beautifully illustrated children's book that touches on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder symptoms and explains why it can affect military personnel, war veterans, and their families. PTSD is an individual condition that has interpersonal effects. It explains triggers, avoidance behaviors, and safety behaviors unique to military personnel and war veterans and how to live with an individual affected by PTSD. Now I Lay Me Down to sleep is a valuable age-appropriate resource that can encourage open and honest communication to help families deal with mental illness, and remove the stigma of seeking help through therapy. My goal is to impart hope, reassure a parent's love, and educate individuals about the importance of taking care of your mental health. Mental illness happens when we lose our presence in the present. Mental illness is something that is real, and it is something we do not talk about enough in our communities, families, and relationships. Let's have a voice and recognize when we need to seek out treatment. Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep is a beautiful addition to any home, therapist office, or school library!

Part One taught us that while sex can be an eccentric and electric thrill ride. Part Two expresses that there are consequences for the sins committed that the human anatomy must deal with afterwards. Simone Cartwright’s, overflowing level of self-worth has led her down a path of destruction built on now controlling the same souls that she has brought great sensual ecstasy too. With a need for sex, a desire for success, and a thrill for selfish gain, Simone sees nothing more important than complete control of the ones she claims to love. Even if she has to kill to get it.For Andre Cartwright, the constant need for love and affection now brings him a pain that he deals with every day. Like a drunken one night stand, the aftermath has been a painful reality check. Andre must now deal with a world of sorrow that was brought on by a heart wounded, with no repair in sight, until Andre encounters a new prospect that makes him question if love offers second chances. For the often times good natured but rarely quiet Malaysia “Mookie” Mitchell, her long journey to the top of the business world has brought a lot of laughs and emotional roller coaster rides. Now joined by her mysterious cousin Monee and her controversial lover Tre, Mookie will soon realize that every mountain top has a thunderous crash landing to the bottom when she interjects herself into a potentially fatal situation.Sex can be an addicting and ponderous drug. And for these three individuals, sex will bring consequences that double in pain, double in sacrifice, and double in dangerously harsh life lessons.

Sometimes Carrie Blake feels she just can't stand life's problems or pain. At fifteen, she's had leukemia for three years, and although the disease is in remission, she's never sure when things might change. Her parents, whose bitter divoce has left Carrie feeling torn between them, don't seem to understand how much harder they make her daily life.When Carrie meets Keith Gardner at a cancer support group, everything seems brighter. Keith and his loving supportive family are wonderful to Carrie. Then Keith's illness worsens and he knows he can no longer fight off dying. Armed with love of family and friends, Keith chooses to participate in a hospice program, which allows him to remain at home instead of in the hospital. Carrie feels helpless as she watches Keith slip away. Will Keith's courage help Carrie to face her own uncertain future?

These little words can bring some big, happy smiles! Enjoy a childhood favorite—If You're Happy and You Know It! This delightful book will remind little ones of all the fun ways to show that they are happy to be loved by God. In the Little Words Matter™ books, it only takes a few words to share a big message. Crafted especially for toddlers, these books make biblical truths easily understandable and enjoyable for little ones and their parents too!

Sometimes Carrie Blake feels she just can't stand life's problems or pain. At fifteen, she's had leukemia for three years, and although the disease is in remission, she's never sure when things might change. Her parents, whose bitter divoce has left Carrie feeling torn between them, don't seem to understand how much harder they make her daily life.When Carrie meets Keith Gardner at a cancer support group, everything seems brighter. Keith and his loving supportive family are wonderful to Carrie. Then Keith's illness worsens and he knows he can no longer fight off dying. Armed with love of family and friends, Keith chooses to participate in a hospice program, which allows him to remain at home instead of in the hospital. Carrie feels helpless as she watches Keith slip away. Will Keith's courage help Carrie to face her own uncertain future?

Snuggle close and help baby learn the classic prayer “Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep” with this adorably-illustrated book. Black and white art and bursts of color will capture baby’s attention with large, simple pictures that encourage learning. Rhyming text and beautiful art will make this baby’s favorite book. Text includes: Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray dear Lord, Your ways I’ll seek. Keep me safe all through the night and wake me with the morning light. Jesus bless me every day. Help me love You, this I pray. As I live my whole life through, teach me how to follow You. Other books in the Baby’s First Bible Book series include: Thank You, God, Jesus Loves Me, and God Made Me.

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, is the first book of the Dr. Doobie series. It’s a beautifully illustrated children’s book that touches on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder symptoms and explains why it can affect military personnel, war veterans, and their families.PTSD is an individual condition that has interpersonal effects. It explains triggers, avoidance behaviors, and safety behaviors unique to military personnel and war veterans and how to live with an individual affected by PTSD. Now I Lay Me Down to sleep is a valuable age-appropriate resource that can encourage open and honest communication to help families deal with mental illness, and removing the stigma of seeking help through therapy.My goal is to impart hope, reassure a parents love, educate individuals about the importance of taking care of your mental health. Mental illness happens when we lose our presence in the present. Mental illness is something that is real, and it is something we do not talk about enough in our communities, families, and relationships. Let's have a voice and recognize when we need to seek out treatment. Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep is a beautiful addition to any home, therapist office, or school library!