Seventeen-year-old Lisa Marie is worn down from trying to hold her grieving, fractured family together after the death of her brother from leukemia. Hoping for a break and a chance to refocus, she spends the summer with her aunt on the condition that she keeps up with her studies. But instead of the peaceful escape she imagined, Lisa finds complicated emotions, grief over her brother’s death, frustration with her parents, shock at her aunt moving on so quickly, and new confusion about her feelings for her best friend, Scott.
“Fun Friday”: AT&T Highlights Its Commitment to Inclusion by Featuring a Girl with Cerebral Palsy by: Debbie Waltz This month, AT&T released a new television advertisement that includes a child with cerebral palsy. The development occurs after an effort
Wisdom Wednesday: The Wisdom of the Early Believers Part 1 The Wisdom of Job Submitted by Debbie’s Dad “There was a man in the land of Uz whose name was Job; and that man was blameless, upright, fearing God
Music Monday: “The Me That Remains” by Amy Grant by: Debbie Waltz As you might have noticed, maintaining a balance between marketing my book and my devotional practices has been a struggle for me lately. I’m searching for a new
Faithful Friday: What’s Your Legacy? (The Hoyt Family) By: Debbie Waltz I haven’t been posting Faithful Friday blogs recently because I’ve been intensely marketing my book. But I just felt I had to include this one for the end of
Wisdom Wednesday: The Wisdom of the Resurrection Submitted by Debbie’s Dad “Oh, the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and unfathomable His ways!” (Romans 11:33) NASB 95 When I
Music Monday: “Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me)” by Casting Crowns By: Debbie Waltz I wish everyone a very joyous and Happy Easter celebration. I truly hope that you had the opportunity to spend some quality time celebrating the recent
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