We all go through difficult moments in life and we become depressed and sometimes question God as to why he would allow us to go through such tough times. We refer to our difficult moments as suffering. The great good God of heaven allows us to suffer as we term it in order to make us strong in our faith in him, to cause us to trust him more. We prove God in our suffering because when he brings us through our suffering, we gain confidence in him. As one song writer states. If we never had a problem, how would we know that God can solve them.

excellent, feel good book. natalie

I like this book because it has nice pictures and this book teaches kids that they should listen to adults and not to walk away by themselves because they can be in danger.

Kinsey Millhone is a young private investigator who is looking into a suspicions fire claim. This leads to evidence planted by various enemies, that implicate her in the crime. Good story line and fast moving pace.

Annie loses her family in a mudslide accident. How will she cope with it. Will moving back to the town she spent summers help her cope with it.

This book has information on color selections and styles that can flatter. Also, there is information on caring for the clothes we buy. Accessories are not forgotten, either.

Really enjoy her characters. Mystery with funny twisted and turns.

THIS IS A BIOGRAPHY OF SAINT FRANCIS OF ASIS. RELIGIOUS AND HISTORICAL BOOK. RICH DETAILED, IT HELP ME TO LEARN AND UNDERSTAND THE THE MISSION OF THIS SAINT, AND HOW HE ADVOCATED IF BENEFIT OF THE POORS.

Fiction. Psychological suspense. A polygamist husband with 3 wives called Monday, Tuesday & Thursday. Monday is the first wife who is cheating. Tuesday is pregnant with their first child. Thursday has suffered a miscarriage & cannot have more children. Thursday decides to find out more about the other wives so she starts stalking them. She finds lies & deceptions with them & her husband. The twists keep coming throughout the story. You keep thinking you know whats real but do you

Not typical James Patterson but still a good read, fast paced, and a lot of Japanese culture.