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Collected here are all four of Florence Scovel Shinn's landmark books. Her wisdom and advice are timeless. In these four books you will discover the power of the spoken word and how to invoke the Law of Attraction.In the Game of Life and How to Play It, Florence Scovel Shinn gives us the rules to the game of life. But more importantly she also gives us a manual that instructs us on how to win the game. A wonderful and simple-to-follow book on the power of right thinking.Your Word is Your Wand is a book of affirmations. These affirmations will help you invite the things that you want into your life and to banish those things you do not want. There is power in words, and this book helps you unlock that power.Within each of us there is a door to success. The difference between people who succeed and people who do not is the knowledge of how to succeed. Let Florence Scovel Shinn's classic book The Secret Door to Success show you how to find and unlock the door to the secret knowledge of success. Success can and will be yours!In the Power of the Spoken Word you will learn that our words have the power to change our lives. By paying more attention to how we speak, and hence how we think, we can change our circumstances for the better. The Power of the Spoken Word will help you make the positive changes that you've always wanted to make.

Somewhen Else is a story of Dave Heston and Laura Benson, who may have never met. Dave and Laura are each having intimations of a life in which they did meet while passing through the Philadelphia International Airport in 1983. Living thousands of miles apart, both seem to recall that after having talked in an airport restaurant, they canceled their respective flights and together booked a flight to New Orleans. Have they met? Will they meet? Somewhen Else is a story about stories. We all have stories. Both Dave and Laura tell us their stories, as well as tell us the stories told to them by people they meet and love. But all the stories can't be true. Can they? Following the 2017 hurricanes Irma and Maria, Dave, a widowed retired lawyer. lives in the cistern of his storm ruined home overlooking Coral Bay on St. John in the Virgin Islands. A poem and musician, in his youth he headed up "Big Dave and the Hestones," a band that opened for Bill Haley in the early 50s.Laura, also widowed, is a retired newspaper reporter living in a restored log home on Clarks Creek in Valle Crucis an unincorporated community in the northwest North Carolina mountains. She has been working on a book detailing a horrific murder and the subsequent trial of the killer. Like Dave, she is determined to live a full and independent life.In a third part of the narrative, David Henson and Laura Benson, longtime residents of New Orleans, are threatened by Reuban Beachamp. Beachamp, who has killed and evaded conviction was wrongly convicted of and imprisoned at Angola for a murder he did not commit.Somewhen Else is more than the story of Dave and Laura. Place and the relationship between place and human beings is central to the novel. Dave is a north American living in but not of a community that resulted from the displacement of people during the period of enslavement and abandonment, one that is in many ways a colony of the United States. In lesser ways, the same is true for the Appalachia where Laura was raised, has lived and worked. Both St. John and northwest North Carolina have seen their local cultures and mores affected by a colonizing tourist industry.Somewhen Else is a story about the importance of stories. It has a complex narrative structure. The first part of the novel is told in the third person by a journalist Dave Heston meets on a delayed flight as he travels from St. John to visit his son in Pennsylvania. Feeling he is losing control of his story; Dave cancels his agreement with the journalist and takes control of his narrative. The second part is his first person retelling. Laura's narrative is fully in the first person. Section three, written in the third person, tells of the life David and Laura have lived most of their adult years in New Orleans living in an apartment in the French Quarter.

Less stress. More peace. Every day.If you're exhausted, overwhelmed, or discouraged as you try to hold everything together, today is the start of a new day. It's the day you discover that, with Christ, you are stronger than stress.The Stronger than Stress Bible Study offers you six weeks of digging into Scripture to discover how to combat chronic stress, burnout, and overwhelm no matter what life throws at you. Through insightful discussion questions and a series of companion video teaching sessions, Barb Roose invites you to learn from the life of the apostle Paul. As he spread the gospel, Paul encountered numerous stressful situations that forced him to rely on God through spiritual practices that you'll learn how to apply to your life such as: - surrender and Sabbath- prayer and engaging Scripture- simplicity and self-care- submission and sacrifice- and moreEveryone experiences seasons of stress, but you are not condemned to a lifetime of anxiety and overwhelm. Start your journey toward less stress, more peace, and enduring strength today!

Less stress. More peace. Every day.Everyone experiences seasons of stress, but you are not condemned to a lifetime of anxiety. Stronger than Stress unveils 10 spiritual practices for combating chronic stress, burnout, and overwhelm no matter what life throws at you. With Barb Roose's expert help, you'll- Learn the four main stress triggers that push you toward the breaking point and how to anticipate them- Discover exercises to help you interrupt your fight-or-flight stress response- Study the apostle Paul's life and teachings as he models how to deal with daily overwhelm and leverage it as an opportunity to find strength in God- Win the battle of overwhelm by utilizing spiritual practices as Jesus-centered, grace-based tools - Wake up each day with confidence that you can live at peace and in wholeness even though you may be experiencing difficult or stressful circumstances"If 'overwhelmed' is how you describe your life more often than you would care to admit, you need this book. With openness and warmth, Barb Roose is the friend who has been there too, and the guide you need who graciously paves the way back to biblical truth that transforms step-by-step. When peace seems hard to come by, Stronger than Stress will be your go-to resource to help you overcome your overwhelm."--Ashley Morgan Jackson, speaker and writer for Proverbs 31 Ministries and bestselling author of Tired of Trying"Roose beckons us to reckon with our stress and its hold on our lives as we envision a new way forward, one of wholeness and peace, goodness and truth. Her honesty reminds us that life is hard for everyone, and with practices to renew us, we'll be able to handle life's blows, come what may."--Tiffany Bluhm, author of Prey Tell

How to live with intentionality, even when life is busyYou want to thrive personally and professionally, but the day-to-day responsibilities and mental load can make that feel impossible. If your life feels overwhelming, it's time for a reset. This practical book shows you how to- work and parent guilt-free- set achievable goals- create more schedule flexibility- establish clear work boundaries- develop home management solutions- become more efficient and less stressed- prioritize self-care - invest in your relationships- cultivate deeper friendshipsWant to embrace your many roles and learn solutions that really work? Let this book empower you to make changes and live with contentment.

There Will Be Time is a grab bag of a novel, a murder mystery, a comic look at life in a small college in the Carolina mountains where relations between faculty, staff, and administration are on a relatively first name basis and everyone seemingly knows everybody else's business.Wilson Roberts knows such places, having taught at Lees-McRae College in the Carolina Mountains, Paul Smiths College in the northern Adirondacks, Delaware Valley College in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Greenfield Community College in Massachusetts. He brings wit and insight into his depiction of campus life, as in his description of the single faculty apartment building at Banner Grove College: "The apartments had been built quickly and cheaply by a sub-assistant dean of grass cutting who hadn't spent a cent more than necessary to get an occupancy permit from the building inspector, who was his wife's brother."There Will Be Time will entertain any reader. It's a thrilling murder mystery filled with humor, suspense, a love of life in academic Siberia, and amusing insights into that life.