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Bestselling author, Raina T. Shaw, in her newly expanded edition of Ridiculous Situations, presents new thought-provoking quotes on love, relationships and plain old common sense. In observing women and how they handle relationships, Shaw is amazed that, what should be governed by common sense in relationships isn't being done so at all.

Publisher: Walk Worthy Press/Harrison House
ISBN: 978-1-60751-062-8 
Type: hardcover
Page Count: 375
Price: $13.99

The Good Stuff by Michelle Stimpson gives you the good, the bad, and the ugly of a marriage. Using the marriages of Sonia and Kennard and Adrian and Darryl, Stimpson reveals to us that a marriage is more than a wedding dress and a happily ever after. It involves, sometimes, compromise, definitely sacrifice, and much patience. Any marriage can be filled with a lot of good stuff of all three are applied, and with God in the middle of it all.

Publisher: Harobed House 

This book is humorous and very well written and contains invaluable nuggets of truths from God's Word that encourage black parents to take charge, and to exercise their God-given leadership roles within their families. Barnes speaks with authority on this subject of child-raising having successfully raised three sons. For the black parent who does not know where to begin or how to begin, this book will show you from God's word along with some good common sense how to successfully raise your young black man. 

Charlene Curry's book documents her spiritual journey as a military spouse facing her own challenges in raising her family while meeting the expectations placed upon her. She shares with us the joys, the social pressures especially while living in foreign lands, fears, depression, feelings of guilt, and grief over the loss of a child. Her main source of comfort was the strength she received from placing her trust in God. Prayer was what brought her through the many difficulties and emotional turmoil she went through in her career as a military spouse. The renewed strength she gained each day from God transformed her life and thus the lives of countless others who came in contact with her. This book will be an encouragement to many readers, not only to those in the military but also to civilians. www.believebooks.com

I don't believe one is ever truly prepared for the death of one's spouse. Author, Rev. Gwendolyn Phillips Coates after experiencing spiritual, emotional and mental turmoil after the death of her spouse, wrote this book to help and encourage others who are going through grief due to the death of their spouse. Coates encourages you to let the grieving process run its course through acceptance and a made up mind not to allow this tragic event to mark the end of life for you.