Both stay-at-home and working moms alike can learn and apply seven simple principles for shaping their families for good, and adopting their attitudes and actions so that the lives they care about are filled with love and encouragement. Original.

Learn the power of your words and how to use them positively; learn how prayers, encouragement, attitude and example can change your family forever.

"Weekly devotionals for the busy mom"--Back cover.

Ladd teamed up with her teenage daughters to present readers with a unique vantage point that explores way for adolescents to truly add something positive to their spheres of influence.

The author writes from the heart about the unique experiences of a mid-life mom while keeping a vigorous sense of humor. Jarrell takes on universal issues such as self-esteem, fear of the future, career choices, and spirituality.

The Power of Positive Dog Training is the best book yet on explaining how and why purely positive training works. Inside, you'll find easy to read discussion of the philosophy of positive training followed by training tips and exercises. This book is geared toward the dog owner who wants to develop a relationship with their dog based on friendship and positive reinforcement, not fear and punishment. You get 30 chapters with instructive illustrations, including an easy-to-follow, step-by-step, six-week basic training program (with diary) for any dog.

The ultimate book of recommended reading lists, hand-picked by book buyers nationwide! This Parable exclusive includes recommendations from popular authors and a personal growth library list featuring both classic and contemporary must-reads. Plus, a topical resource list indexes books by subject matter geared for those ministering to others.

Many women--especially the mothers of young children--feel their role as "just a mother" is undervalued today. This book highlights the incredible--although sometimes unrealized--influence that a mother has on her children and her society. After decades of scientific and psychological study, there is overwhelming evidence that "mother love" has an enormous, permanent impact in shaping the character and life of a child. As both a psychologist and a Christian, Brenda Hunter presents a convincing argument that this loves is even more powerful and far-reaching than our culture has yet realized. And the impact of this powerful love impacts not only the child, but the mother herself and the society as a whole. Hunter affirms the immeasurable value of the mothering role from a Christian perspective while realistically addressing women's greatest questions and concerns. Hunter clearly reveals how mother love positively affects the way a woman defines herself.