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A lion's heart can fix everything. In this great adventure, it sends a message of values and life lessons to grow. When a lion falls in love, he finds out that his heart of courage can't always solve everything alone. With his battle to fix everything, he soon finds out what a community can do! 

There may be many guides about lupus out there, but none of them tell the story from a survivor with such unfiltered and unfathomable truths as it is told by Tonya Bowers in The Barbaric Butterfly. She takes you on her remarkable journey from the mystifying onset of her symptoms through the tumultuous battles and ultimate victory of subduing lupus (at least for the time being).  

By studying this playbook, aspiring and rookie NBA and NFL athletes will be able to create a blueprint to prepare them to navigate the world of professional sports and successfully transition into the final stage of their lives. This playbook takes a proactive approach in addressing the common issues that plague athletes, enabling them to move forward strategically and with purpose.  

Chloe seems to have a remarkable life but her lifelong best friend thinks it's time to drop the facade and be authentic. These lifelong friends are forced to test the boundaries of their relationship and determine how far they will go to preserve a friendship.

Nivea, a lone astronaut, is forced to make hard choices and has to accept things she would have never imagined to be possible as reality. Meg, a lost space traveler from another planet trying to get home. The two happen to cross paths as their ships drift by each other.

Here are seven daily mantras to help you ride the crisis that is your broken heart and that will help you along the road to recovery.

Apostle Hubbard releases another powerful book of reference in The 8 Month Cycle of Demonic Conception. He tackles the world's holidays versus God's Holy Days, and how the world's celebrations birth demonic bondages among the believers of Christ.

For generations, we have focused on the individual drivers of success: passion, hard work, talent, and luck. But today, success is increasingly dependent on how we interact with others. It turns out that at work, most people operate as either takers, matchers, or givers. Whereas takers strive to get as much as possible from others and matchers aim to trade evenly, givers are the rare breed of people who contribute to others without expecting anything in return.