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The Capacity to Disappear, Staying Present In Your Child's Life is the companion workbook to the book by the same title.The Capacity to Disappear is a conversational style book written to offer dialogue to mothers and other caregivers, depicting how easy and unintentional it is to disappear from a child's mental and fragile existence. The book (and workbook) presents a window into how a child may negatively internalize situations that parents view as normal, common, or routine.The book points out how parents can chip away at a child's individuality which could obstruct normal development. It further opens the door to what has been missing from traditional professional help, honesty. The Capacity to Disappear is candid about the problems facing children and the lack of interest given by professionals to the plight of disadvantaged parents.The book guides the discussion from the difficulties of early childhood through the concerning issues of the teenage years. The author addresses parental bias and the need for advocacy for families. Mary Ellen Dale believes that supporting parents, especially single mothers, could do better for the family than placing blame on the adverse outcomes of children.The author's experience of providing therapy in several mental health agencies has given her insight into working with families by supporting and educating them in a safe, non-combative and non-judgmental atmosphere. This approach helped caregivers understand that change is a universal concept and not meant just for the child.This book discusses runaway causes and behaviors of teens, and the negative effects that running away create; specifically, exploitation, sex trafficking, trauma, and other physical and mental health issues. It also weighs in on how easy it is to disappear even while sharing the same space.

The Capacity to Disappear is a conversational style book written to offer dialogue to mothers and other caregivers, depicting how easy and unintentional it is to disappear from a child's mental and fragile existence. The book (and workbook) presents a window into how a child may negatively internalize situations that parents view as normal, common, or routine.The book points out how parents can chip away at a child's individuality which could obstruct normal development. It further opens the door to what has been missing from traditional professional help, honesty. The Capacity to Disappear is candid about the problems facing children and the lack of interest given by professionals to the plight of disadvantaged parents.The book guides the discussion from the difficulties of early childhood through the concerning issues of the teenage years. The author addresses parental bias and the need for advocacy for families. Mary Ellen Dale believes that supporting parents, especially single mothers, could do better for the family than placing blame on the adverse outcomes of children.The author's experience of providing therapy in several mental health agencies has given her insight into working with families by supporting and educating them in a safe, non-combative and non-judgmental atmosphere. This approach helped caregivers understand that change is a universal concept and not meant just for the child.This book discusses runaway causes and behaviors of teens, and the negative effects that running away create; specifically, exploitation, sex trafficking, trauma and other physical and mental health issues. It also weighs in on how easy it is to disappear even while sharing the same space.

"Rewriting My Story" is for people from all walks of life who are facing challenges and obstacles. The author wants his story to give you HOPE in the Almighty. With HOPE, you can rewrite your story and make a difference not only in your life but the lives of others.

For a long time, the idea of a soulmate seemed unreal to me. I thought that too many people die lonely for soulmates to exist. But most of the time we run our soulmate off because we don't realize it when they're right in front of us.

Scatted Thoughts is a collection of work inspired by my love and dedication to God. Both volumes were written to assist you, the reader, in your daily walk with God. Step into the pages and allow the words to take hold of you. You can read it daily, or you can read it all at once. However you choose to read, let the Holy Spirit guide you and go through the Scriptures, believe me He is here.-Oregean Adams

A LOVE STORY WAITING TO HAPPEN is a rhythmic movement of poetry that unapologetically explores love, grief, mourning, freedom, sex, and courtships. C.C. Mercer is engaging, intellectual, and expressive.

"8 Years of Unforgettable History" is a book of firsts. Inspired by the presidency of Barack Obama, Author Phyllis Hodges was led to assemble a book highlighting some of Arkansas's trailblazers.

'I Want to Be Fat' is not your average book. Author Johanna Clark pushes the envelope with her newest release and tackles the tough subject of weight. We hear about those who want to lose weight, but rarely do we speak about those who want to gain weight. Smart, sincere and very well written, "I Want To Be Fat" is a book that pre-teens and teens will find relative to their lives. The accompanying journal offers a place for their thoughts and ideas. This book makes a great addition to your young adult's library of books!

"8 Years of Unforgettable History" is a book of firsts. Inspired by the presidency of Barack Obama, Author Phyllis Hodges was led to assemble a book of history highlighting some of Arkansas's trailblazers. The list of firsts include people of all backgrounds and parallels the important works of President Obama. From education to health and beyond, this book was written to bridge the gap between literacy to experience.

Angel Starks is back with an updated version of her original book, 'The Undercover Businesswoman'. This Second Edition powerhouse contains MORE pictures, MORE 'shout outs' and MORE information about Angel including '10 Things You Didn't Know About Her Fitness Journey!' If you liked the first one, you'll love the Second Edition!

'Cancer, Are You Listening?' is the story of Christian Dream. Christian Dream has cancer, but he is not allowing it stop him from enjoying life. Cancer causes Christian to be tired, lose his hair and even prevents him from playing outside. However, that does not stop Christian from having a positive outlook on life!

How does a woman from a picture-perfect family find herself entangled in a web of deceit and heartache? Denton Pl, Tables Turned is the story of such a woman. It is the story of the way she overcame abortion, multiple struggles of out-of-wedlock pregnancies, disability of a child, divorce and revenge. It is the story of relationships that at first looked so good, but later turned into the ashes of despair. It is the story of Julia, whose success in business and the military defies the failure and war in her personal life. It is the story of her long journey from sorrow to finally finding peace with the Author of Peace, the almighty God.Julia learns that popularity, good looks, intelligence and coming from a good family are no insurance against passing through dark times in life because of choices made. Even though she plays the role of the perfect lady and was an outstanding soldier; even though she works hard and is successful in her professional life and duties; even though is devoted to her children, it is not enough. Finally, circumstances turn her life upside down, and she has to acknowledge she has spent most of her life living behind a mask. It is then that she accepts Jesus as her personal savior, and He gives her wisdom to live unmasked...to stand tall again. It took time but now she is a complete woman - a woman who is not afraid to speak and live by truth.