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Kaia is going to be with high school students even though she is only in 8th grade. Her big brother tells her to stay away from older high school boys, but can she and her best friend Flo resist them? Fynn’s shark army pursues Kaia, whispering optional choices that offer more fun. Will Kaia follow their shark fins and leave BiSphere forever? Join Kaia and her friends in BiSphere and continue life’s journey to universal love. Who will you see when you arrive?

No matter one’s life stage, we all journey through life amidst daily events that bring stress, discouragement, and relationship issues. Sometimes we can step away from this world to our own inner space. Discover peace of heart, gaze at hope, and grapple with courage. Finally, take a deep breath and emerge once more as the human we were created to be. As we recognize our own flaws, we turn to the compassionate self that learns to spread love instead of anger and hate.

Today’s hectic lifestyles demand more than energy from body and mind. Documented evidence reveals that stress affects both our physical and mental health. In today’s local or national news, there are reports about controversies over everything from politics, racial issues, personal versus governmental rights, and even religion. Throughout my life, I have vacillated between non-stop scurrying and balanced living. Thankfully, sometimes I am graced with moments that renew my spirit, heal my distress, and offer the hope that gives me the courage to draw my next breath.

This book is not a textbook that shows you exactly how to do what teachers do, such as setting up your classroom-behavior system and creating engaging and motivating lessons. However, you can make a lasting impact on the lives of your students, and you never know how far that impact will reach.

Rediscover the joys and challenges of growing up when sustainable living was a fact of life. Growing Up in Cajun Country takes place in the middle of farmlands with a beautiful hand-built cypress home. Progress gradually invades Anne’s small-town family lifestyle. Kerosene lanterns give way to electric lights. Cisterns for the kitchen’s water supply disappear, and the family abandons outhouses and portable metal bathtubs when they install indoor plumbing.