Susan Fox Livres

Through a blend of poetry and illustrations, this engaging book invites readers to explore the changing seasons. It encourages reflection on personal experiences and memories tied to each season, inspiring readers to express their own seasonal moments creatively. The combination of artistic visuals and lyrical language creates a rich, immersive experience that resonates with the beauty of nature and the passage of time.

Most people who journal use words. But words come from the left brain, which interprets experiences through our learned beliefs and expectations. As this breakthrough book demonstrates, there is a more effective way to journal---using images. Simple drawings, crayon art, even doodles and stick figures can help anyone---even those who believe they "can't draw"---move beyond thought into deep reaches of feeling and intuitive knowing. Barbara Ganim and Susan Fox have developed their Visual Journaling technique into an acclaimed workshop. This book, beautifully illustrated with black and white and color drawings from the journals of students in their workshops, makes this enjoyable tool for personal exploration accessible to everyone. A six-week plan of exercises and interpretive activities teaches readers a lifelong practice that can reduce stress, explore conflicts, and overcome obstacles. Its simple techniques can help everyone gain access to "soul-based" inner wisdom.

Offering 75 safe and simple exercises, this illustrated activity book by pediatric therapist Susan Fox is designed to help fathers bond with their children. It provides practical activities that busy dads can easily incorporate into their routines, fostering comfort and lasting connections with their little ones. The inclusion of photos enhances the guidance and makes the activities accessible for all.

The last time Lainey saw Gabe Patton was five years ago -- as they were exchanging their marriage vows! It had been a dream wedding...until Lainey discovered that Gabe had only married her for convenience. She was left with no choice but to run away. Now Lainey has uncovered a secret, and she's shocked to realize that she might have misjudged her husband. She still loves Gabe, and hopes they might pick up where they left off -- on their wedding night! But how will Gabe react when his prodigal wife returns?

Grandma Nancy and Grandpa Tim worried they would never talk with their eight-year-old Jonathan again. After being dead and under water for over 20-30 minutes, paramedics revived him. Nobody knew what would happen to their grandson's brain as a result of doing that. The Coma Whisperer is an inspired story based on actual events. Hang on as you ride an emotional roller coaster along with Jonathan's grandparents. A heartwarming and heartbreaking story of courage, discover how a clinical hypnotist connected with Jonathan. Marvel when you read techniques and strategies that really worked to get through to Jonathan who lay trapped in his vegetative state body. Unearth how he started communicating with caregivers within 48 hours after hypnosis was used with him. You'll cheer as he achieved many victories over impossible adversity. If you are a caregiver of someone in vegetative state, you MUST get this book. Use it to get through to your vegetative state loved one. Cut and paste this YouTuve link into your URL and watch this brief video about The Coma Whisperer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S0Ct6...

"I bought this book for my granddaughter and she loved it! This a great period novel about the late 60s." -- Hubert C. Against the backdrop of the Adirondack Mountains, during the turmoil of the Vietnam War, two girls join up their senior year in high school, 1969. Sarah Hansson was tired of being lonely. She yearned for a close female friend. Though several of the boys were friendly towards her, it wasn't the same thing. And most of all, she was fed up with the other kids putting her down because she was against the Vietnam War. But in August, a Mohawk girl arrives from the Akwesasne Reservation in New York joining Canada, and Sarah sees her chance to make a new friend. Surprisingly, Becky Mullinex impresses several of the other students, and by the Christmas dance the class has become less divided. Becky has paired up with Mark, Sarah's fellow mischievous-maker, while Sarah herself had begun to tolerate some of the other girls. However, at the dance she gives in to her loneliness and makes a serious mistake that helps to land a fellow student in the hospital, threatening Sarah and a few others with expulsion. But with the help of her firm-footed mentors-Mrs. Revis, Mr. Kunz, Mr. Littlefield-and the passionate knowledge she has torn out of Conrad, Larsen and Austen, she surfs the tide.

This collection features whimsical poetry complemented by delightful illustrations, creating a charming experience for readers. The playful verses and imaginative artwork invite exploration and inspire creativity, making it an enchanting read for all ages.

The author's nonfiction account explores her encounters with raccoons and various woodland animals after returning to her family home in northern Indiana. With a narrative suitable for younger audiences, it also captivates adult readers, offering insights into wildlife interactions and the charm of rural life.