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Can I Come HOME Now?
A deeply personal memoir in which Barbara Godin recounts her journey through childhood abuse, neglect, and later adversity, ultimately finding healing, resilience, and hope.
Glimpses in Time: A Collection of Memoirs and More
This collection of reflective memoir pieces offers intimate snapshots from the author’s life. Written in a journal‑style format, the book highlights moments of growth, insight, and emotional truth that shaped her personal journey.
Dear Barb: Answers to Your Everyday Questions
Drawn from her long‑running advice column, this book presents reader letters and thoughtful responses that address everyday challenges. The tone is compassionate, practical, and grounded in lived experience.
Dear Barb 2: Advice for Daily Life
A continuation of the “Dear Barb” series, this volume offers additional guidance and reflections on navigating life’s difficulties. The advice emphasizes empathy, personal growth, and emotional well‑being.
Seasons of the Heart
A poetry collection that explores the depth and complexity of human emotion. Through themes such as loss, healing, love, and resilience, the poems reflect the changing seasons of life and the strength found in vulnerability.
Maya’s Journey & Maria’s Dream
Two short stories centered on women who have endured profound loss and hardship. The stories focus on survival, inner strength, and the search for meaning after trauma.
Christmas Stories: Short Stories for Everyone
A collection of holiday‑themed short stories that emphasize reflection, connection, and the emotional significance of the Christmas season, written to resonate with a broad audience.
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A Hopeful Christmas (ebook only)
A Hopeful Christmas is a heartfelt story about Mike Logan, a grieving father experiencing homelessness after addiction and loss separated him from his son. On Christmas Eve, a simple act of kindness brings him into Marion's bakery, where warmth, honest work, and an unexpected family reunion offer him a path forward. Moving and hopeful, this story explores grief, recovery, forgiveness, and the quiet compassion that can help someone rebuild a life—and discover that home is ultimately a place where they belong.
An Open Door At Christmas (ebook only)
After nearly a year of silence following a painful family argument, nurse practitioner Melissa Everest faces Christmas alone, torn between her need for boundaries and her longing for home. When she volunteers at a community Christmas dinner, an unlikely circle of strangers helps her discover that belonging doesn't depend on being useful, and that accepting help can be as important as offering it. With her father living with dementia and her family still reaching out, Melissa finds the courage to begin an honest conversation and take a tentative step toward reconciliation. An Open Door at Christmas is a heartfelt story of grace, forgiveness, and learning that love can make room for both connection and boundaries.
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