Designed to instill simple happiness, calm, and a sense of peace into everyday. Organized by each week of the year, the author provides a wide range of crafts, inspired ideas, and practices to cultivate a sense of gladness. Through revealing interviews, personal stories, and forty suggested activities, the author shows how creative processes can become spiritual practices.
We all need a dose of inspiration to get us through hard times. All We Have Is All We Need reminds you that you’ll survive and thrive with simple steps and mindful meditations.
When was the last time you felt peaceful? In All We Have Is All We Need, Karen Casey’s classic and simple wisdom is condensed into one and two sentence statements. Her concise teachings will help turn you away from trouble, chaos, and drama and toward peace in your everyday life.
We all have a badass inside of us, someone who stands up for themselves and others. Someone who gets shit done. Someone who knows what they want and makes it happen and doesn’t let anyone—or anything—stand in our way.
We celebrate special occasions with a bottle of bubbly, take mom to brunch with specially crafted libations, meet our best friends with weekend cocktails, pour wine with dinner, and even watch our favorite football teams with a cooler full of icy beer. Alcohol is a big part of our culture and widely regarded as a major part of the good life. And it is! But how does all this good living impact our health? Specifically, the liver? Dr. Kim has the solution! Learn how you can transform your relationship with alcohol and reclaim your health and happiness beyond Dry January.
We live in stressful times. Some say that this is the most challenging time in history, it is fueled by ego, competition, injustice, and anxiety. Just glancing at news headlines each day is enough to cause alarm.
Change the World One Book at a Time will teach those who want to write for change how to produce books that serve as potent tools for transformation.
The Truth About America’s Deadly Epidemic
Did you know that gun violence is the #1 cause of death among America’s children and teens? Or that guns in the home are far more likely to be used in killing family members than intruders?
The Magic of RAIN is a transformative children’s book that introduces the power of mindfulness and emotional regulation through the practice of RAIN meditation. Endorsed by Tara Brach, this book offers a simple and engaging way to teach young readers emotional resilience.
Drowning in Debt? Wondering How to Grow Rich?
Duncan MacLeod offers the tips and tricks that he learned to go from poverty and couch surfing to a life of prosperity.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an estimated 50-70 million adults in the United States experience chronic sleep deprivation. The average American sleeps for only 5.7 hours a night, 2 hours less than the recommended minimum. With Dr. Maisel’s help, readers can learn how to snooze sooner and spend their hours in bed productively!
Our Five Seasons offers powerful, first-hand accounts of what is happening to our food system in the face of climate change. Drawing from the lived knowledge of farmworkers—those on the front lines of our changing environment—this book reveals the dramatic and subtle changes that are impacting U.S. agriculture and the reality of what it is like to live and work under these conditions.
Karen Casey, a leading light in the recovery movement, whose work has helped millions of people, has lived a long, good life. She has gathered an abundance of wisdom, which she shares in what she describes as “the best book I have ever written. Everything I have learned over the years is all in here.”
Prayers for Our Planet is a devotional journal for our Earth, deeply rooted in reverence for the natural environment that sustains all of us. Inspired by a childhood steeped in stewardship and awe, this book is both a love letter to nature and a quiet rallying cry. Structured into monthly chapters, each section begins by spotlighting a noted Earth advocate, followed by an actionable eco-tip to spark inspired action. Additional curated reflections invite deeper meditation on our relationship with the planet we call home.
The Adoptee Guide to Healing, Wholeness & Growth is a thoughtfully crafted and deeply compassionate guided journal by Lynda Monk, an adoptee herself and a seasoned social worker with a background in child welfare.
The Book of Awesome Latinas is an inspiring collection of profiles that highlights the achievements of over 70 extraordinary Latinas and Latine femmes from the United States and Latin America.
From the foremothers who blazed trails and broke barriers, to today’s women warriors across a wide range of fields, including but not limited to medicine, literature, politics, civil rights, space exploration, and the arts. The Book of Awesome Latinas presents 74 portraits of powerful and inspiring role models for chicas poised to become the superwomen of the future.
The Boy from Mexico Becomes a US Citizen continues the story of Luz, from Edward Dennis’s The Boy From Mexico Becomes a Farm Worker and The Boy From Mexico: An Immigration Story. In this book, Luz tells the story of gaining US citizenship and the emotions involved in this difficult process. It includes the exact steps to applying for citizenship and information on getting it started.
Molly Moon Davis, a nationally known therapist, podcaster, and cartoonist, intends to help readers evolve with a “big-picture” look at how we got here in the first place. From the singularity from which the universe was formed by the Great All to now, with political strife, war, and conflicts, Molly Moon Davis’ compelling and illuminating illustrations reflect human history back to us and point to the need for, and the way to, evolve.
Trauma can linger in the mind for years, creating intrusive memories, anxiety, and emotional pain that seem impossible to overcome. The Guided Imagery Cure offers a transformative method to resolve trauma by engaging the mind’s natural power to process and heal.
