The Dear Little Ones series is dedicated to empowering the inner child to promote internal unity and improve readers' mental health. The second book in this series is all about family relationships. Told in the same empowering tone as the original book, Dear Little Ones Book 2 helps inner children navigate dysfunctional family dynamics. This book will be especially helpful to readers who have painful or complex relationships with their parents or caregivers. In this reassuring illustrated book, inner children will learn:? that caregivers' problems were not their fault? how to develop healthy self-esteem without parental approval? how to set boundaries around unhealthy family members? the need for making difficult choices in family relationships to prioritize mental healthDear Little Ones Book 2 takes on a difficult topic and talks about it in language that inner children can understand so they can begin to heal from attachment wounds.

Book 2 in the series, continued from the Original Dear Little Ones. Written for our inner children. Book 2 is about healing from hurtful parental relationships by learning how to love yourself.

"This ... picture book celebrates all the wonder and beauty in the natural world, featuring Mother Nature personified. From the treasure of flowers to the mystery of insects this book encourages children to explore their world and be grateful for all that surrounds them"--

Our Dear Little One shows the children in your life just how much they are loved, not only by their parents, but also by their Heavenly Father. This book was originally written as a letter from a Mommy to her Son on his first Birthday. She wanted to make sure he never forgot how loved he was. Our Dear Little One is now available for Parents everywhere to remind themselves as well as their children just how much they are loved.

No one thought that the Second Street boarding house would be destroyed by arsonists. Things have gotten ugly in Blaineton, New Jersey. It is in the middle of the Civil War and the abolitionist sympathies of the people in Maggie's house have made them a target for Copperhead forces. When the violence threatens to escalate, Maggie's husband Eli decides to move everyone to his family's old home, where his two sisters are aiding fugitive slaves. But this means relocating to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Maggie and her family risk the move, hoping to find some badly-needed peace of mind and heart. But that may not be possible with newspaperman Eli and reporter/photographer Chester Carson off covering the war and with Edgar and Patrick in the army. While Maggie and the remaining members of her family struggle to start anew in a strange place, they begin to hear rumors. Will Confederate troops march into Pennsylvania? And if so, what will happen?