Child Services

Retired airman Billy Moody grabbed the pistol from Ruth Anne just as she pulled the trigger to commit suicide. He quickly won her trust and took her in. As Billy learns more about this kid and the abuse she had suffered as a foster child, he vows to provide her with a better life and to learn the truth of her birth.

The friendly fish from Some Parts Are Not for Sharing are back in Anger Is Okay Violence Is Not. This book describes domestic violence to young children and offers hope. Children are taught healthy ways to get anger out of their bodies and what to do when they witness adults getting anger out of their body in an unhealthy way. Julie has again taken a complex social problem and broken it down into the language of children.

Domestic Violence and Child Protective Services: A Trauma-Informed Bilingual Training & Communication Manual is a practical English–Spanish resource for professionals supporting survivors and families involved with CPS. Designed for caseworkers, advocates, social workers, and multilingual staff, this guide provides clear bilingual terminology, trauma-informed scripts, and communication tools that help reduce fear, build trust, and support safety.

Set in the joyful world of the Happy Forest, Freddy the Rabbit enjoys a life filled with laughter, friendship, and adventure—until a surprising opportunity offers him wealth and status. But as Freddy soon discovers, chasing riches comes at a cost. Through relatable challenges and heartfelt moments, this children’s audiobook about empathy, character development, and life lessons guides young listeners to understand what truly matters.

Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA) is a 12 Step organization that helps people deal with trauma, neglect, abandonment and abuse experienced in childhood that still affects as adults. This book is an official conference approved book of the fellowship of ACA. These daily readings, one for each day of the year, offer shared experiences from actual ACA members about the subject for the day that also include a passage from the Adult Children of Alcoholics / Dysfunctional Families Big Red Book. The pages are cited and the readings can be used as part of a daily meditation exercise.

An adventure-packed, character-building book created for kids of any age! The gang and the Gorillas are busy preparing for a big celebration, and everything is going just as planned—at least for now! But something sinister seems to be lurking just below the surface… Will everyone be ready when it attacks? Lucifer thinks he has the gang right where he wants them. But with a little advice from Obadiah and a lot of help from Pops, the boys feel they might just be ready to face their biggest enemy yet.

Retired and relaxing at the pool on a hot, sunny Texas afternoon was the perfect way to start summer early. Life was perfect. So they thought. Clark and his wife, Jamie, are the proud parents of two adopted girls. Clark is a Christian who became a believer in adulthood. His faith has been his guide and was the foundation of how he and his wife raised the children. Life was perfect. Suddenly, life was not perfect. In fact, Clark and Jamie lived Job’s life from the Old Testament. It seemed as if everything around them was being taken from them. Life was no longer perfect.

What if a small glass dragon could change your world? Nine-year-old Carter Jamyson never expected that a quick stop at a thrift store would unlock the most magical adventure of his life. But when he discovers a mysterious glass dragon tucked behind a dusty shelf, everything changes. One wish. One moonlit night. And suddenly, Carter is flying into a world where imagination takes wing. From soaring above a midnight zoo to racing dragons at a celestial carnival, Carter’s journey is filled with wonder, heart, and unexpected lessons.

A heartwarming fairy tale of courage, friendship, and the true meaning of home. Join Merry Fairy on a magical journey back to the place she belongs most. Far from home and feeling uncertain, Merry Fairy must find her way through unfamiliar forests, new friendships, and moments of doubt. Along the way, she discovers that bravery isn’t always loud or fearless… sometimes it’s simply taking one small step forward, trusting others, and believing in yourself.

The honest, relatable, actionable roadmap to the practicalities of parenting a disabled child, featuring personal stories, expert interviews, and the foundational information parents need to know about topics including diagnosis, school, doctors, insurance, financial planning, disability rights...

The goal of this book is to hand you easy-to-implement ideas that can help you get fully enrolled in your early childhood program, with a waiting list. And not just any old ideas - these are the 77 best ideas and strategies we use consistently. Kris Murray has helped hundreds of owners grow their enrollment by 15 to 300 percent in just a few months, so it’s possible for you too. In fact, she has included some of their case studies and results from using the ideas in this book, to provide you with proof and inspiration.