Kindle Deals Worth Noting Including Free Ones -- updated on 05/29

I Am a Church Member
new from Thom Rainer
reduced to $4.99 for a limited time on the Kindle

CBD is selling a hard copy for $5.00

Free on the Kindle until Tuesday (05/28/13)
at Midnight  (now 2.99 - as of 05/29)
Claim:  A Novel of Colorado
by Lisa T. Bergren



If the Shoe Fits - still free 05/29/13
by Sandra Bricker
A cute, funny, modern twist of Cinderella
39 out of 41 Amazon reviewers loved it (gave it a 5 out of 5)



Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter
99 cents -- now 9.99 (got to jump on these!) -- 05/29
* Your are more than the sum of your body parts.
* Don't be in such a hurry to grow up.
* Sex is great and worth the wait.
* It's OK to dream about marriage and motherhood.
* Girls' gone wild are a dime a dozen - dare to be virtuous.

Understanding the Times by Ken Ham
53 pages
free on Kindle!

Called Home: Finding Joy in Letting God Lead Your Homeschool
99 cents on Kindle by Karen DeBeus
24 out of 24 give it 4 or 5 stars -- 51 page book 


Simply Homeschool: Having Less Clutter and More Joy in Your Homeschool 
also 99 cents and also by Karen DeBeus
 41 out of 44 give this 4 or 5 stars
37 pages

Shepherding a Child's Heart
$1.99 on Kindle, 244 pages
Tedd Tripp of Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation
Written for parents with children of any age, this insightful book provides perspectives and procedures for shepherding your child's heart into the paths of life. Shepherding a Child's Heart gives fresh biblical approaches to child rearing.


Instructing a Child's Heart
by Tedd and Margy Tripp
$1.99 on Kindle, 200 pages
Tedd Tripp of Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation

Lost in the Middle
$3.99 on Kindle
by Paul David Tripp

The Bible never discusses midlife, just like it never discusses teenagers. Yet the Bible is able to address any of life s experiences because it was written by the One who made them all. Life on this side of glory is hard. This world is a broken place. You will face things in midlife that beat at the borders of your faith, but you do not have to be lost in the middle of your story.

Although this book is directed at those who are facing the issues of midlife, it has a much broader net than that. Lost in the Middle can help all who are confronted with life in this broken world and have lost their way. The God who seems so distant to you in this moment is actually near and active. Lost in the Middle is written to give you eyes to see him, to see yourself more clearly, and to find the real hope that you need to carry on.

You do not have to be paralyzed by regret, defeated by aging, and discouraged by the passing of your dreams. This time of life, which can seem like the end of many things, can actually welcome you to a brand new way of living. As is so often the case in your walk with the Lord, this moment of pain is also a moment of grace. Because of this, we all need to occasionally step back, slow down, and consider where we are going. Lost in the Middle will help you to do just that.

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