Windfall of Books

        Fundamentals of Power-Filled Living: How to Live a Power-Filled Life Through Daily Application of God's Word By Robert Canton What Does It Mean to Live with God’s Power in Everyday Life? At a time when faith-based and self-help writing often competes for attention with quick fixes and instant answers, Robert Canton’s  Fundamentals of Power-Filled Living: How to Live a Power-Filled Life Through Daily Application of God’s Word  takes a more grounded approach. Its central concern is not simply what Christians believe, but what those beliefs look like when practiced through prayer, trust, service, forgiveness, humility, and reliance on the Holy Spirit. Canton writes from years of experience in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, including leading prayer meetings, giving spiritual talks, serving as a Catholic evangelist, and conducting healing and deliverance ministries in the United States and abroad. That ministry background gives the book an experientia...

      Broken Pieces: There is beauty in scars a Kaleidoscope of colors By: TL Stankus Can a scar become more than a reminder of pain and instead become part of a larger picture of faith, endurance, and purpose? Some Christian living books teach through principles. Tracey Stankus’s  Broken Pieces: There is Beauty in Scars | A Kaleidoscope of Colors  takes another path: it places faith inside the complicated realities of lived experience. Written as a faith-centered memoir,  Broken Pieces  moves through family fractures, addiction, grief, relationships, caregiving, difficult choices, and the long process of learning when to hold on and when to establish boundaries. Stankus makes clear from the beginning that the purpose of revisiting the past is not simply to recount hardship. Her hope is that people facing their own struggles may recognize that they are not alone and that darkness does not have to be the final destination.  That perspective gives t...

            Educational Protégé Program: A Practical and Engaging Way to Mentor By Leatrice D. Williams Teaching Beyond Academics: The Power of Guidance and Care Starting a teaching career can be exhilarating, but it can also leave new educators facing questions that no handbook fully answers. How should a classroom be organized? What happens when a lesson falls flat? Who can offer guidance without making a beginning teacher feel evaluated instead of supported? Leatrice D. Williams places those everyday realities at the center of  Educational Protégé Program: A Practical and Engaging Way to Mentor . Rather than treating mentoring as an occasional check-in, the book presents it as a structured professional relationship built on trust, communication, reflection, and consistent support. The book moves from groundwork into the details educators often need when turning an idea into practice. Readers encounter guidance on mentor and protégé roles, preparatio...

            Every School Day is a New Day: Community Involvement: Book 3 By: Leatrice D. Williams “When Parents, Teachers, and Communities Guide Children Together, Every School Day Becomes a Step Toward Confidence, Character, and a Brighter Future.” A meaningful education rarely ends when the classroom door closes. In  Every School Day Is a New Day: Community Involvement , educator Leatrice D. Williams turns attention toward the people, partnerships, and real-world experiences that help students understand their place within a larger community. The third installment in Leatrice’s  Short Stories of a Teacher’s Experience  series gathers firsthand accounts from a career shaped by initiative, compassion, and a willingness to look beyond traditional instruction. Her stories move through community character walks, food and clothing drives, letters written to veterans, spelling bees, honor roll ceremonies, courthouse visits, youth leadership progra...

            The Evolution of Ignorance: Life’s Poetry by Linwood Tracy The Evolution of Ignorance: Life’s Poetry is a raw and reflective poetry collection exploring love, identity, masculinity, wisdom, family, and the difficult lessons hidden within everyday life. Through the shifting perspectives of a young man coming of age, Linwood Tracy examines the beautifully decorated traps, heavy burdens, personal misunderstandings, and defining relationships that shape the journey into adulthood. Each poem invites readers to look beneath appearances, question what they believe, and consider how ignorance can gradually evolve into understanding. With honesty, vulnerability, and emotional depth, this collection captures the challenges of walking blindly into life’s tests while searching for truth, purpose, and self-awareness. Thought-provoking and unforgettable, The Evolution of Ignorance: Life’s Poetry is for readers who appreciate introspective poetry about: Co...

  UNTAUGHT  Learn faster. Remember more. Stop blanking under pressure The Science of Why You Forget Names — and What Actually Fixes It You meet someone at a conference. They tell you their name. You repeat it back, shake their hand, maybe even comment on it. Ten seconds later, someone else joins the conversation. Now you need to introduce your new acquaintance. And the name is gone. Not fuzzy. Not on the tip of your tongue. Just simply gone, the way a browser tab closes without a trace. If this has happened to you, the instinct is to treat it as a personal failing. A sign your memory isn't as sharp as you'd like. It isn't that. Remembering names and faces reliably has very little to do with how smart or attentive you are. It has everything to do with something simpler: two very different kinds of information, and a brain that was only ever built to handle one of them well. This is one of the exact problems  UNTAUGHT: The Memory System You Were Never Taught to Use   ...