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Perfect for fans of Rupi Kaur and Elizabeth Acevedo, Jasmin Kaur's stunning debut novel is a collection of poetry, illustrations, and prose.
scream
so that one day
a hundred years from now
another sister will not have to
dry her tears wondering
where in history
she lost her voice
The six sections of the book explore what it means to be a young woman living in a world that doesn't always hear her and tell the story of Kiran as she flees a history of trauma and raises her daughter, Sahaara, while living undocumented in North America.
Delving into current cultural conversations including sexual assault, mental health, feminism, and immigration, this narrative of resilience, healing, empowerment, and love will galvanize readers to fight for what is right in their world.
Sometimes we have to face our greatest fears in order to become whole again.
Returning to Maui after one of the most challenging summers of her life, sixteen-year-old Olive Galloway is ready for things to return to normal--or, at least, a new normal. But even though she and her sister are back on the island they love, nothing is the same since they left for Boston a few months ago. Olive's friend Jazz is hiding a secret--possibly something even worse than the cancer diagnosis she received earlier in the year. Can Olive ever stop running from memories of all they've lost?
When their friend Brander suggests Jazz attends the church's teen support group, Olive thinks it's a great idea--until Jazz insists that Olive join her. While the group is the perfect place for Olive to share her struggles, she wants nothing to do with it. Instead, grief threatens to roll over her like the ocean waves, and tiny fibs turn into looming secrets. When a scruffy puppy and one viral video send another storm rolling into Olive's life, she ends up face-to-face with her biggest fear. And the only way to make it out of the tempest is to go straight through.
Perfect for fans of Rupi Kaur and Elizabeth Acevedo, Jasmin Kaur's stunning debut novel is a collection of poetry, illustrations, and prose.
scream
so that one day
a hundred years from now
another sister will not have to
dry her tears wondering
where in history
she lost her voice
The six sections of the book explore what it means to be a young woman living in a world that doesn't always hear her and tell the story of Kiran as she flees a history of trauma and raises her daughter, Sahaara, while living undocumented in North America.
Delving into current cultural conversations including sexual assault, mental health, feminism, and immigration, this narrative of resilience, healing, empowerment, and love will galvanize readers to fight for what is right in their world.
Most people are first drawn to the bible through one of its amazing narratives. The lives of Daniel and Noah and Esther introduce us to the foundation of the Christian faith. However, we all seem to get our eyes stuck on the stars of these stories, completely ignoring their supporting cast. I AM Jon tells the story of Jonathan, the friend of David and son of Saul. It is the first in a series of books focused on breathing new life into well known biblical narratives, by creatively re-telling these stories through the eyes of a supporting character.
Jon is the son of legendary basketball coach John Jacobs. His life has been pre-written, directed by his father's dreams of beating rival school Coastal High. But that destiny is forever changed when a strangely funny but vertically challenged kid named Dee, stumbles his way into Providence's gym...and his life. Jon learns that sometimes being the hero, means making room for someone else to shine. 'Cause everyone wants to be first but few are willing to be second.
Astrology for Teens covers the basics of an exciting practice that people have been using for hundreds of years to better understand themselves and the world around them. While most people generally know what astrology is, there are few who can count themselves as experts on the practice. This book provides an introduction to astrology that will help you understand the deeper concepts and practices you can use to enrich your life in numerous ways.
In Astrology for Teens, you'll learn about:
Astrology for Teens will introduce you to the truths and myths of astrology. The history and continued relevance of astrology speak to its universality and application to people of all types. Astrology has influenced human thought and advancement and continues to align with many values people still hold dear.
Are you ready to learn more about astrology?
A 17-year-old Syrian girl's strengthening religious and political beliefs put her on the path toward Islamic fundamentalism.
They talked about doing things, of course, these macho cousins and uncles of mine. But nothing happens. God did not reward the Muslims for waiting in patience while the Unbelievers picked them off one by one, did He? God helps she who helps herself, she who helps the Muslims. Someone has to take control, right? I've already decided that someone will be me. Nadia is an excellent student, daughter, and sister, living in Damascus, Syria. Above all, she strives to walk the straight path and follow the laws of Islam. But she's confused by the world around her and how she fits into it. She's conflicted about her Westernized cousins, the internal struggles of her country, and the war raging in Iraq. When her cousin is arrested by Syrian authorities for speaking out--betrayed by someone in the family--Nadia finds herself drawn into the dark world of Islamic fundamentalism. And she's about to face the biggest decision of her life.
Charlotte is tired of always being the new kid because her father's job requires him to move frequently. In the ultimate act of desperation to escape the loneliness of her life, she decides to end it all. However, her plans for self-destruction are thwarted when she meets a mysterious stranger with a story of his own.
Pain is something that is inevitable in the earthly realm. Some pain, we can manage through and eventually get over it, yet some pain that we endure causes lifelong battles and even weaknesses that we fight and struggle with every day. Some struggles causes us to think that God left us or that He would not even want us because of our weakness, but what if it was the opposite?
It was Paul in his second letter to Corinth that detailed his conversation with the Heavenly Father. He stated that he possessed a thorn that he asked to be taken from him on three separate occasions, but God answered back and told him that His grace is all that Paul needed, and His strength was made perfect in Paul's weakness. So Paul decided that he would rejoice in everything that he had to go through, because when he was weak, God's strength was there to complete him.
What God showed Paul, He also is trying to show us. Today's generation has many different struggles and weaknesses, and they have learned grown to mask themselves as anger, depression, which leads to many different sad situations that we see in everyday life, such as murder, suicide, violence, etc. This generation has ran from the church because instead of loving and instructing, the church has turned into a judgmental, self-righteous form of a god that does not exist. Once the true nature of God is revealed and the feel of his genuine love is found, one will see that there is truly a purpose for everything encountered up to this point. The pain was necessary for the birthing of your purpose
That is what this book is all about, reaching a generation to let them know that there is truly a purpose in every suffering and trial that we must go through. There is a cycle that many people are stuck in because they have no idea how to unlock the promise that God has for them, just like Xavier didn't. He thought God had left him, so in turn, he went in the opposite direction, drowning himself deeper and deeper in sorrow. But each and every word and idea in this book is for a specific purpose: to oppose every demonic spirit that tries to hold the mind captive through the hurt and pain we experience.
Scheduled to receive his aeronautical engineering degree in a few months, Chris is determined to gain a career in aviation as an airline pilot. Then tragedy strikes and every part of his life is changed, including his relationship with the woman he loves. Chris desperately needs explanations. Somehow he finds some answers in the midst of chaos. He learns that difficulty can be a good teacher, but that suffering is often the best teacher. You'll smile, gasp, and shed some tears. In the end, you'll find hope.
The Bronze Winner for Best Teen Book in the 2024 Readers' Choice Book Awards!
At age fifteen, Jason Davids appears to have nearly any worldly thing that promises enjoyment at his disposal. Despite this, there is a persistent emptiness inside his heart. After failing to fill the void with achievements, relationships, and illicit substances, Jason finds himself intrigued by Jessie Robins: the daughter of a local pastor. How is it possible that she stands for everything his lifestyle opposes yet possesses the one thing he has been searching for all along?
YOUR PERSONAL ADVENTURE AWAITS
as you travel with Mikey to Kandalaura. Kandalaura Fever is Mikey's second trip to his friend Andron's planet. After Mikey's first adventure with Andron, a fire remains inside of him that simply won't go away. It's a deep fervor to see Jesus again. A newly found love for God resonates so deeply inside of him that he feels like he's going to explode. He also misses Andron, who has become much more than a friend. He's like the brother he never had.
Although the Kandalaura Chronicles were originally intended for ages twelve through fourteen, they are being read and enjoyed by all ages. Many families report that they are reading them together before bedtime. There are many life-changing truths contained within the adventures. As Mikey encounters Jesus, his experience often becomes a personal one for both listeners and readers. I invite you to come on board. Join Mikey and Andron and fly with the King of kings and Lord of lords
What exactly is Bridget Jamieson so frantically trying to hide? Is there a stowaway buried under her skin? Or is it all a ruse? And to what end? Who's ever heard of an empathy belly anyway? Could the gossip possibly be true?
When a British teen girl, daughter of a diplomat from the upper cuffs of wealthy privilege, is unceremoniously relocated to the other side of the world yet again, she risks her longest standing friendship, the first love of her life, and potentially disappoints her parents beyond all recognition, in an effort to keep up appearances. But appearances can be deceiving.
Whilst attempting to discover if everything is truly redeemable, Bridget finds herself sandwiched between the kindhearted Philip, the first boy she ever let kiss her, and Redden, the aqua-eyed, overly confident Kiwi vying for her affections. At the same time, the reigning monarch of her new elite prep school, Lexi Crown, launches a campaign of contempt against Bridget, strangling her will to succeed. Projected perfectionism and devastatingly prescribed expectations to find tidy solutions to anything problematic in one's life riotously contends with the divinely orchestrated arrival of a guidance counselor extraordinaire's unabashed outpouring of Jesus' grace and truth and life.
However, will the elegantly beautiful Ms. Cartwright show up in time to candidly speak to an entire auditorium of Bridget's peers about a scandalous topic littering the corridors but hushed everywhere else? In this world of pressure and privilege intent on taught strings, social protocols, and personal unspoken silence, will one misstep in judgment lend itself to a choice with life-altering consequences in this nearly hidden journey of fluttery first love?
Will Ms. Cartwright convince Bridget that every life is valuable? Even her own? Or will it be too late?