Most Popular Books by Jennifer Christie

Pinkie Pie is a wonderful friend to all the other ponies, so they want to show her how much they care about her. The ponies get together and plan a very sweet and special party for Pinkie Pie! Come and celebrate!

With spring on the way, the ponies decide to make Ponyville sparkle. But is Cheerilee too busy to listen to her friend''s ideas?

The Rhino is indestructible. When his bosses send him on a high-profile kidnapping mission, the tough-skinned Rhino is determined to prove his worth. With innocent lives in peril, Spider-Man must face off against this dangerous Super Villain.

These classic ponies are still here and ready to have some fun with friends! Join the beloved characters from Ponyville as they explore friendship, fun, caring and growing up in this library perfect for young readers.

Do you wonder if you''re the only one who struggles to reconcile the world''s evil with a loving heavenly Father? Has pain shaken your faith? In your hurt, do you question God''s love? His sovereignty? In this heart-wrenching yet triumphant memoir, Jennifer Christie recounts her journey after a brutal assault at the hands of a serial rapist and murderer. When she discovered she conceived a child from the attack, she and her family embarked on a journey of grace and healing. This true story of God bringing good from evil and his ability to restore what seems broken beyond repair will stay with you long after the book ends. This powerful story of God''s grace and redemption in the midst of a brutal attack and its painful aftermath will resonate with those who have experienced similar suffering, and the strong pro-life message will inspire those who value the sanctity of human life.

ARS2 is a member of the nuclear cap-binding complex (CBC) that is critical for a number of RNA processing pathways. The emerging model is that ARS2 acts as a master regulator of RNAPII transcript maturation by bringing capped RNA substrates together with the appropriate processing machinery. ARS2 is essential for early mammalian development but it remains unclear precisely how ARS2 functions in stem and progenitor cell maintenance and differentiation. The purpose of this study was to answer basic questions about the localization and function of ARS2 in muscle progenitor cells.