change (psychology)

Cole Matthews returns to civilization after his year of exile in the Alaskan wilderness and is ready to face high school, but when the school bullies begin to target his friend, Peter, Cole feels his rage once again coming to the surface and worries high school may prove harder to survive than the wilderness.

Presents the author's parable about change framed in a story about a group of high school friends trying to handle change in their lives.

Cole Matthews returns to civilization after his year of exile in the Alaskan wilderness and is ready to face high school, but when the school bullies begin to target his friend, Peter, Cole feels his rage once again coming to the surface and worries high school may prove harder to survive than the wilderness.

Argues that the wants of the rational mind are often at odds with the desires of the emotional mind and that this conflict is a leading obstacle in making lasting changes and explains how people can overcome those conflicts to change their personal, professional, and spiritual lives.

The author shares the lessons he learned about the resilience of the human spirit after surviving a childhood of severe abuse; and presents self-help advice to people who are trying to overcome painful pasts, negative thoughts, and numerous setbacks.

Explains the concept of The Circle, an energetic state of being that lets individuals connect with themselves, others, and the tranformative powers of the universe, and offers advice on how to work within The Circle to realize dreams.

Offers advice to people on how to move forward in their lives in spite of the obstacles that might litter their pasts, explaining how to remain optimistic in even the darkest circumstances.

Cat is excited about graduating high school, moving, and her dad's wedding; but as the events comes closer, she starts to become worried that she will lose touch with her friends.

Describes the Ten Laws of Life that every person should know and explains how they can be used to improve all aspects of a person's life.

Presents a parable in which two mice, Sniff and Scurry, and two tiny mouse-sized people, Hem and Haw, try to find a way to deal successfully with unexpected change in their maze.