Justin Davis Bücher

"What's a Snark?" I hear you cry.Night-time can be scary and this delightfully illustrated story shows us how natural those fears are. Once children can identify and understand their fears, they can begin to overcome them, and we can all have a good night's sleep! This story reveals that when we are brave and face our fears, they are often not as scary as we first thought!Told in lyrical prose and with a dash of humour, this light-hearted story will help you and your child deal with night-time anxieties in a safe and reassuring way.

Focusing on the challenges within the minor hockey system, this book offers an authentic perspective on the journey from novice to professional. Justin Davis, a seasoned player with victories at every level, shares insider insights and experiences that reveal the often overlooked realities of hockey. His narrative sheds light on the complexities of the sport, making it a compelling read for fans and aspiring players alike.

Two siblings meet for the first time in a college setting, embarking on a journey to uncover the secrets of their shared history. As they explore their familial ties, they confront issues of identity and the challenges of forming a connection. Their story delves into the themes of family dynamics and the search for belonging, highlighting the emotional complexities of rediscovering lost relationships.

LGBT literature offers a diverse exploration of love, identity, and self-discovery, highlighting the emotional depth of contemporary relationships. The collection features a range of narratives, from passionate romances to poignant coming-of-age tales, capturing the complexities of the LGBTQ+ experience with sincerity and heart.

The narrative explores the internal struggle of a man burdened by a deep secret that weighs heavily on him. As the story unfolds, the secret becomes increasingly difficult to conceal, forcing him to confront the possibility of revealing it. The tension builds as he grapples with the implications of sharing his truth, highlighting themes of isolation, vulnerability, and the transformative power of honesty.

Many Christians work so hard to appear to have it all together that they miss the opportunity to experience and offer God's grace. This thought-provoking book explores why being real with God and others enriches relationships, soothes anger and resentment, heals regrets and shame, and frees us to grow spiritually as we turn to the God who loves to heal the brokenness we bring Him.