These are books which I or others have found helpful, and I hope they will help you as well.  The books link to Amazon.com, for your convenience.
 

	Healing for Damaged Emotions by David Seamands	A sensitive and inspired guide to healing  and restoration. The most frequent  comment I hear about this book is  "this book was written just for me."  This book changed my life.  Perhaps it will change yours.
	His Thoughts Toward Me by Marie Chapian	This unique and beautiful devotional  answers our cries to God from our  fear, hurt, and loneliness with loving  words from God's heart.  I have had this book for may years  and I never tire of reading it.
	Door of Hope by Jan Frank	This is a powerful book on healing  the pains of the past, written by one  who understands.  A refreshing alternative to the  "get over it" mentality.  Another  book I've read many times.
	Forgive and Forget:  Healing the Hurts We Don't Deserve by Lewis Smedes	Don't let the title deter you!  This book aids in the difficult  but rewarding path toward  freedom through forgiveness,  with compassion for both  the offended and the offender.
	You Can Be Happy No Matter What by Richard Carlson, Wayne W. Dyer	This book was an "ah-ha!"  experience for me regarding  the choices that we have in  our lives. We can learn to  control our emotions rather  than be subject to them.
	The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman	Wonder why you and your  partner just can't communicate?  Lost that lovin' feeling?  This book explains where it  went and how to help get it back!
	Freeing Your Mind  from Memories That Bind by Florence Littauer	Currently out of stock, but keep  trying! You'll want your own copy  of this book - it has lots of  workbook pages.  The author  recommends taking some time  away to go through the exercises,  and I agree. Very helpful.
	Excuse Me, Your Rejection is Showing by Neil Gibson, Phil Gibson	This is an intense look at the  causes and symptoms of rejection,  and moves us toward deliverance.  Some parts might be taken with  a grain of salt, but well worth the  reading anyway.

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