Debra White Smith is a seasoned Christian author whose work is deeply rooted in her faith and personal spiritual journey. Her writing explores themes of divine intimacy and personal transformation, drawing from a commitment to listening for divine guidance and diligently studying scripture. Smith's literary approach aims to bring about healing and deliverance, offering readers insights into the depths of the human spirit through her narrative explorations.
Focusing on the connection between language and wildlife, this educational book introduces readers to various animals through the alphabet. With vibrant artwork accompanying each letter, it engages both children and adults, fostering a deeper appreciation for nature. Nature's ABCs serves as an inspiring resource that blends learning and creativity, making it a delightful experience for readers of all ages.
The book presents powerful life stories of African-American women who were pivotal during the Civil Rights Movement in 1950s Charlotte, North Carolina. Through their narratives of activism against social and institutional racism, it highlights their struggles and triumphs in the fight for freedom and equality, showcasing the significant yet often overlooked contributions of women in this crucial period of American history.
"Smith shows her expertise with Jane Austen's work. . . . A fun and well-crafted romance through and through."--RT Book Reviews on Reason and Romance Reason and Romance: A Contemporary Retelling of Sense and Sensibility Sisters Elaina and Anna Woods find themselves caught up in whirlwind romances. But when both are confronted with heartbreaking revelations, can their bond withstand the strain as they hold out for happily-ever-after?
Northpointe Chalet: A Contemporary Retelling of Northanger Abbey When a lively group of customers visit Kathy Moore's cafŽ, new friendships--and romance--ensue. When she learns of a mystery in their past, Kathy takes on the role of amateur detective, but will her digging do more damage than good?
Central Park: A Contemporary Retelling of Mansfield Park When her friend returns from his trip to Paris accompanied by a beautiful woman and her flirtatious brother, Francine faces a difficult choice: wait for a love that may never be or settle for a man who doesn't hold her heart.
The Civil War is a topic well-known to readers of all ages. However, it is the bravery and strength of the young men and women that is often forgotten. Born into a set of circumstances beyond their control, these children of the 1860s faced the ultimate test of character and courage. Stories of courage in the face of starvation and death, told through biographies of young people from each of the Confederate states, reveals just what kind of heroes they were.
This devotional offers insights for those feeling downhearted, encouraging readers to view their struggles through a spiritual lens. It presents lessons learned from life's challenges, emphasizing faith and resilience. By reflecting on personal experiences and biblical teachings, the book aims to uplift and provide hope, helping individuals find strength in their trials and a deeper understanding of God's perspective on life's difficulties.
The book offers a series of short devotionals inspired by the experiences of a busy church planter's wife. Each entry reflects on the challenges and blessings of her unique role, providing insights into faith, resilience, and community. Through personal anecdotes and spiritual reflections, readers are encouraged to find meaning in their own lives, regardless of their circumstances. This collection aims to uplift and inspire those navigating the demands of ministry and family.
Addressing the pressing concerns of healthcare reform, the author, a physician and economist, provides insights tailored for citizens, healthcare professionals, and employers. Drawing from extensive experience across various healthcare sectors, Dr. Smith identifies critical issues and proposes practical solutions. With a global perspective, she reveals surprising truths about healthcare delivery and funding. This book aims to empower readers to engage in informed discussions about healthcare, encouraging a collective understanding of its significance in American society.
Incorporating actual diary entries from Sarah Morgan, this novel weaves a compelling narrative of survival during the Civil War. It offers a unique perspective on the struggles and resilience of individuals during this tumultuous period, blending historical authenticity with personal experience. Through Morgan's reflections, readers gain insight into the challenges faced and the strength required to endure in a time of conflict.