Best Selling Books by Beth Clark

The television personality and member of the Duck Commander family shares the list of principles that lead her to personal and spiritual growth and help her live the way God says to live.

Katie was a normal American teenager when she decided to explore the possibility of voluntary work overseas. She temporarily 'quit life' to serve in Uganda for a year before going to college. However, returning to 'normal' became impossible and Katie 'quit life' - college, designer clothes, her little yellow convertible and her boyfriend - for good, remaining in Uganda. In the early days she felt as though she were trying to empty the ocean with an eyedropper, but has learnt that she is not called to change the world in itself, but to change the world for one person at a time. By the age of 22 Katie had adopted 14 girls and founded Amizima Ministries which currently has sponsors for over 600 children and a feeding program for Uganda's poorest citizens - so it is no wonder she feels Jesus wrecked her life, shattered it to pieces, and put it back together making it more beautiful than it was before.

"Matriarch Miss Kay, Korie, Missy, Jessica, and Lisa Robertson speak out in this insightful book about their roles in the crazy Robertson family and the core values that make this family work. Fans of Duck Dynasty already know that the women behind the men with the beards know their own minds and know how and when to speak out to their men. But this insightful book will give readers a look into what goes on behind the scenes and the real character and spunk of the women who love these bearded men. In this delightful book, readers will find that the Duck Commander women have real depth and character and, in addition to being the perfect companions for the Duckmen, are strong women of substance in their own rights. In each section of this book, our leading ladies share their hearts and their thoughts on the spiritual foundation that guides their lives as well as some of the difficulties and challenges they have faced in a chapter titled "'Happily Ever After' Sometimes Takes a While." They share about how each one became a Robertson and challenge myths about their motives for marriage into this family. The wives of these beloved men share precious stories about their love for Phil and Kay--with chapters titled "Oh, Kay!" and "Getting Our Phil"--as well as the core values that govern their lives. You'll learn about all their children, their own parents and grandparents and what made them the women they are today"--

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At a time when women were seen and not heard, Hutchinson spoke her mind and shared her divergent religious views.

TILLIE'S PLACE The railroads would never have been built if the workers had not been fed. This was wild country and west of Omaha, Nebraska, the men were forced to live off the land. Many times going with out a meal if the cook did not find any game that day. The railroads soon learned that it would also be necessary for them to feed their passengers. That was when the Northern Pacific and other railroads began to look for places along their routes to place restaurants. One of those places was in a little town at the end of the line west of Omaha. It happened when a pretty, petite woman became stranded in Longhorn, and had no where to go ,that Frank, the fireman on the Northern Pacific railroad, gave his boss the information that he knew of someone who needed to work. That is how Tillie found herself the proprietess of an establishment that not only was to feed the passengers going through to California, but she was to help Frank in solving the many mysterious deaths that occurred along the rail line. Her food was so good ,that it was well remembered as "Tillie's Place" and lived in the hearts of many men long after diners were finally added to the passenger trains.

Peculiarly Yours is an adventurous, humorous history, punctuated with the dynamics of family relationships, school experiences, vacations and entry into early adulthood, employment and marriage. Placed in the setting of a small upper Midwestern town, the author's life is touched both by elements of sweeping proportion-the Great Depression and World II-as well as family, faith, and the challenges of childhood and adolescence in a religiously strict home environment. Peculiarly Yours will invite you into some of the innermost rooms of the soul as the author writes of internal conflicts, loss, and faith in the midst of troubling times and parental efforts to shape identity and character. This is a fast-paced personal history of life, death, comical mishaps, romance and maturation sketched against the backdrop of the 1930s and 1940s on the northern plains.

Infidelity, deceit, distrust, and shame are recurring themes in many American marriages -- even in the family-values-promoting Robertson family. But this is not a book about a marriage gone wrong. It is a candid story of rescued love and renewed commitment. After nearly divorcing, Alan and Lisa Robertson came to terms with what went wrong and began the hard work of making it right. Now married for twenty-nine years, they share that journey.

ARTY THE LOVE ANGEL, tells of a brilliant engineer, "Roby Ellis" who invents the ultra recreation vehicle. His plans to travel the world are brought to a sudden halt in New Mexico, where he finds himself involved with a newspaper reporter "Conk McDay"and his girlfriend "Nora". While saving them from Nora´s father, who is trying to break up their relationship, he finds himself fighting for his life. He is held captive by drug runners, at which time he loses his athiestic views and finds not only a spiritual world,but a wonderful woman, Regina, to share his life. Go to http//www.gbc-books.com

An inspirational, practical guide to success in business and life learned through the opportunities and challenges of growing up as the daughter of NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. and becoming one of the most influential women in professional sports. A successful businesswoman shares her story of growing up in the world of NASCAR and the lessons she learned along the way. Just like a racecar as it takes to the track, each of us needs a certain amount of fine-tuning for our journey through life. In Drive, Kelley Earnhardt Miller, daughter of Dale Earnhardt Sr. and sister to Dale Jr., opens up about growing up in the world of NASCAR, sharing the lessons she learned about being a successful business leader and what she discovered, often the hard way, about winning in life. Kelley never felt she was winning at anything until she began to deal with the thoughts and feelings that were driving her decisions and taking her in the wrong direction. Her journey of transformation is what empowered her to run the family business in an entirely different way than she had previously and to lead people not only with her head but also with her heart. Drive offers nine important lessons learned about winning in business and in life, given not as a formula for greatness but as insight from a fellow traveler on a journey that is sometimes difficult, painful, unexpected, or confusing and sometimes exhilarating and joyful: Be Authentic and Approachable Manage Your Emotions Succeed Using Strengths Let Go to Move Forward Customize Your Communication Know How to Make Decisions Aim for the Win-Win Show Kindness Live a Balanced Life Become a stronger person and a more effective leader by facing the truth about your own life in a healthy way and then drive to the win!

Go on a fun ocean trip with with George and his dad as they meet various sea creatures. While George is fishing, a new fish friend bites down on the hook. Find out what happens on this spectacular sea story.

Toby is a curious gopher turtle who loves to explore and meet new friends. But lately, Toby has become bored with his burrow on the beach. He's ready for an adventure. As he starts on his way, he wonders what new animals he might meet. Will these new animals be dangerous? Will they be friendly? Join Toby as he journeys away from his home and meets many special friends along the way.

Meet Toby! Toby is a tenacious gopher turtle who has a pretty tough shell. He will do whatever it takes to swim. Toby believes that swimming will make him special. During his mission to fulfill his dream of swimming, Toby meets a new friend who shows him how being a gopher turtle is already pretty spectacular.

Toby is back on new adventure! Toby is a curious gopher turtle who loves to explore and meet new friends. A big storm is coming and Toby has to prepare his burrow for his friends. As the storm rolls in, Toby begins to worry a bit. Will Toby have his burrow ready for all of his friends? Will the burrow be big enough to hold everyone? What new adventure awaits for Toby and his friends? Join Toby on a new adventure as he learns to weather the storm.

Reverse Engineering is the process of discovering the workings of a device or system through analysis. It is a high interest activity for high school engineering classes. In general, high school students have not had much experience taking devices apart and determining how they work, but they are often very interested when given the opportunity. Also, the device chosen can be a culminating activity from which to teach physics and engineering principles such as electricity, motors, gears, cams, etc. In addition, Reverse Engineering activities can incorporate elements of engineering design such as Black Box Modeling, Affinity Analysis, and many more. This report looks at the progression of high school Reverse Engineering activities from freshman to senior courses, including device choice, pre-teaching, documentation, and associated design activities. The goal is to start at the freshman level and gradually build the skills needed to complete the Generator Flashlight Reverse Engineering Project in the Engineer Your World curriculum.