forgiveness

After a very unhappy day spent getting upset with friends and family, a young boy learns the importance of forgiveness.

Anand and his sister Asha agree to exchange their collections of marbles and candy, but Anand tries to keep some of his marbles and must then ask for forgiveness from both his sister and Jesus.

When fourteen-year-old Alex goes to Indiana to live with her grandparents, she struggles to cope with new friendships, her stern grandfather, and missing her mother.

Laura Bartone, now in her fifties, is forced to face unpleasant truths from the past when her troubled sister Caroline calls on the eve of a family reunion and asks to meet with her and their brother to discuss the abuses she believes she suffered at the hands of their emotionally distant mother.

Examines the human capacity for forgiveness, exploring the concept of forgiveness from a scientific and emotional human perspective, discussing why people feel they need to forgive one another and what it does for us emotionally and psychologically. Presents stories of people who have forgiven others for what usually are considered unforgivable acts and how offering forgiveness has changed the lives of these people.

A collection of stories used to inspire readers to move past hurt and leave old resentments behind in order to build a more empowered life.

While traveling to each corner of the country to build a whirligig in memory of the girl whose death he caused, sixteen-year-old Brian finds forgiveness and atonement.