New Releases by Ann Blades

"Between Yes Yes" is a profoundly raw and honest exploration of a woman''s odyssey through love, loss, and the relentless pursuit of happiness. This memoir delves into the heart-wrenching lessons learned during the darkest times - when life seemed to be an unending battle and mere survival was a victory in itself. At its core, the book is about understanding that true love is not found in perfection or in proving oneself, but rather in embracing who you are and finding peace with the person God created you to be. Through intense personal struggles and deep moments of doubt, the author grapples with questioning God''s presence and plan. Amidst the pain, prayer becomes a refuge, providing the strength and grace needed to face life''s storms. "Between Yes Yes" is a testament to the transformative power of love, forgiveness, and self-acceptance. It chronicles the author''s journey through mistakes and lessons, guided by scripture and faith, ultimately discovering the woman she was meant to become. This book is a beacon for anyone who has felt broken, who has questioned her worth, and who yearns for a life enriched with divine love, peace, and fulfillment. Join the author in navigating the intricate path of love, faith, and forgiveness, and find hope in the quest to become whole again.

In the darkest moments, when the weight of the world feels unbearable and the path ahead seems insurmountable, it is the divine presence of God that can be our sanctuary. This book delves deep into the journey of discovering God''s unwavering presence amidst the storms of life. It explores the relentless attempts of the adversary to plant seeds of doubt within us, challenging our identity in Christ and our ability to overcome the barriers he cunningly erects. Yet, it is through these trials that the book illuminates a profound truth: we are never alone. By earnestly seeking God and invoking His sacred name, we unlock the strength to transcend our struggles and emerge fortified, for He is the steadfast beacon that guides us to victory.

Whimsical watercolors illustrate the retelling of this Yiddish folk tale about moving to a smaller house.

When six of her seven kids are swallowed by a wicked wolf, Old Mother Goat devises a way to rescue them.

As the ice finally clears the river, Charlie, a boy of the Indian reserve of Tache in northern British Columbia, joins his grandparents for the annual spring beaver hunt. They travel by boat to their hunting camp, and Charlie and his grandfather, Za, set their traps. But they’re not at the camp long when Za becomes ill and Charlie must go alone to get help. This is a simple, realistic story of how a native people continues traditional ways, and a touching story of a young boy’s growing maturity and responsibility.

A brother and sister revel in the fall woodlands.

A brother and sister pay a springtime vist to the zoo to see the baby animals. On board pages.

Explains why seasons change and describes the ways trees, animals, and people react to winter.

Different seashore experiences illustrate the alphabet.

Grade level: 5, 6, 7, e, i.

Mary''s father tells her she cannot keep a wolf puppy since the only animals kept by families in the cold North are those that work or provide food.