For all its state-of-the-art special effects, Always is essentially a remake of the 1943 Spencer Tracy-Irene Dunne fantasy vehicle A Guy Named Joe--minus the wartime context. Richard Dreyfuss stars as a reckless fire-fighting pilot who is killed in what was to have been his final mission. Ascending to Heaven, Dreyfuss is introduced to businesslike angel Audrey Hepburn (playing the equivalent of the Lionel Barrymore role in A Guy Named Joe). Hepburn instructs the spectral Dreyfuss to pass on his aviation knowhow to his young successor, Brad Johnson. Our ghostly hero also smoothes the course of romance for his earthly girl friend Holly Hunter, who after several months' worth of grieving has fallen in love with Johnson. John Goodman injects a dose of comedy relief as Dreyfuss' faithful buddy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

A high-school senior whose life has become a constant stream of disappointment discovers a means of traveling into the past and correcting his mistakes in director Michael Sammaciccia's heartwarming tale of family and friendship. As his final year of high school draws to a close, troubled Will begins to lament the fact that he has drifted apart from his friends and his tyrannical stepfather is making home life miserable. Though his mother has always been there to support him, Will can't help but feeling as if, somewhere along the line, everything just went wrong. One day, after an argument with his stepfather and a particularly disheartening run-in with the school bully, Will stumbles across the grade school time capsule he had made as a young boy. A long-forgotten vessel of treasured memories, the time capsule should, by all accounts, still be buried under the dirt of his old elementary school. Upon reminiscing on the childhood treasures that have been locked away for so many years, Will is suddenly transported back in time to a pivotal moment from his childhood. It was in the fifth grade that the boy who would eventually become his tormentor implored Will to help him through a particularly rough time, and though Will had rejected him back then he now decides to offer his assistance. In the following days, Will begins to see his life take a drastic series of turns for the better, and continues to use his time capsule as a means of correcting the mistakes of his past. As Will breaks the ice with his long time crush and sets about earning back the trust of his childhood friends, however, life at home quickly begins to take a turn for the worst. Now faced with the choice of maintaining his popularity or sacrificing everything for the well-being of his loving mother, Will bravely attempts to reconcile his past while simultaneously salvaging the future and finally taking full responsibility for his actions. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Living in the shadow of more popular students, high school senior Will (Andrew Baglini) gets the chance of another lifetime when he discovers that a time capsule he made in elementary school has the power to transport him to the past so he can correct his worst mistakes. Just when Will thinks he's arranged the perfect future, he faces a hard choice between looking out for number one and a brave self-sacrifice. Noelle Meixell, John Schmidt co-star. 95 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English; audio commentary; biographies; deleted scenes; making of documentary; outtakes; theatrical trailers.

David and Judy (played by real-life couple Henry Jaglom and Patrice Townsend) have been separated for two years. When she shows up at David's to sign the divorce papers, he tricks her into staying the night with hope of a reconciliation. They are joined for Fourth of July weekend by two other couples. What ensues is an exploration of happiness, sadness, marriage, divorce, chocolate baths... and happy endings.

Dear Reader, These stories of classic romance are among my favourites - and I welcomed the chance to revise them for today's reader. Take a SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY and meet Jessica Thorne. The up-and-coming advertising executive just ran into Brodie Hayes, her older sister's former flame, but she hardly recognized him. Back then, Brodie Hayes was a poor kid from the wrong side of the tracks - but he's a multimillionaire now. If only Jessica knew for sure that he wants her - and not her sister. Coley McGuire hopes to make a new start in life, and falling in love with rancher Jason Savage isn't part of the plan. She's looking forward to a bright, happy future...but Jase is haunted by the shadows of his past - which may well threaten his claim to the SAVAGE LAND...You'll find true romance and real-life heroes in these books! With love, Janet Dailey.

Aud Torvingen is back-contemporary fiction's toughest, most emotionally complicated noir hero returns to teach a new round of lessons in hard-hitting justice, and to confront new adversaries: her own vulnerability and desire. The steely shell of Nicola Griffith's seemingly indomitable protagonist Aud Torvingen appears to be cracking. The six-foot-tall fury (who proved in The Blue Place and Stay that she can kill you as easily as look at you) is shaken by the shocking consequences of the self-defense class she's been teaching, and her investigation of what seems to be run-of-the-mill real-estate fraud is turning out to be more than she bargained for. Always brilliantly intertwines the dramatic episodes of Aud's class with the increasingly complicated investigation that introduces Aud to the limits of self-reliance, and to the scary and beautiful prospect of allowing oneself to depend on other people. What emerges is a thrilling, thoroughly engrossing novel that imbues Griffith's classic noir hero (The New York Times Book Review) with an emotional complexity that far exceeds the boundaries of the genre, and will push Griffith to her well-deserved place at the front rank of new-wave literary crime writers.

How deep is the bond between a child and a beloved pet? And how far will a pet go to protect his dear friend? To the ends of the earth . . . always. Alison McGhee, author of the #1 New York Times bestselling Someday, illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds, gives voice to the love that knows no bounds in this gentle and poignant picture book about friendship, loyalty, and most of all, love.

Riley Tanner has a best friend, the best friend a girl could ask for. He’s supportive, loyal, honest, trustworthy, kind, and thoughtful. He’s also the biggest player in school. Their relationship has always been easy and affectionate, but after Riley’s month long vacation, things become a little strange. She starts to look at him in ways that go way beyond the ‘friend zone’. Add in her best friend’s rival, and things become a whole lot more complicated.

From cult phenomenon to award-winning literary sensation, the sexiest action figure since James Bond (Seattle Weekly) returns in an exhilarating new thriller. It doesn't matter how well trained you are, how big, how fast, how strong; there will always be someone out there bigger or faster or stronger. Always. That's what Aud Torvingen teaches the students in her self-defense class. But the question is whether Aud really believes this lesson herself-and if not, what it will take for her to learn it. Aud has trained herself to achieve a fierce, machine-like precision, in hand-to-hand combat as well as life. But in Always she is abruptly confronted with the limits of her own power. Her self-defense classes spin violently out of her grasp and, still reeling from the consequences, she embarks on a seemingly simple investigation of Seattle real estate fraud that pulls her into something far more complicated and dangerous than she had imagined.

A compelling and heartrending tale of lost love, family secrets, and those little moments that can change your life forever . . . When Natasha Kapoor returns to her grandparents’ idyllic coastal home for her beloved grandmother’s funeral, her life is at a turning point. She thought by now she’d be a successful jewelry designer in London with a perfect marriage. Instead, she’s got mounting bills and a soon-to-be ex. After the funeral, Natasha’s grandfather gives her the long-lost diary of her aunt Cecily. No one in her large and complicated family has ever discussed the tragic accident that took Cecily’s life as a teenager, and within the diary’s pages, Natasha finds a gripping and shocking tale of forbidden love, rivalry, and heartbreak. Nearly fifty years later, will Cecily’s diary finally explain her family’s dark past and the terrible secret her aunt left behind? Is it possible it’s just the inspiration Natasha needs to take a fresh look at her future, and maybe even give love a second chance? Fans of Jennifer Weiner and Emily Giffin will get hooked on internationally bestselling author Harriet Evans’s warm, witty, and absorbing novel filled with original, rootworthy characters and complex family issues.

Lisa Landon makes her living with her voice — a voice fueled by a heartbreak she vows never to experience again. But despite her renown, Lisa’s real ambition is to escape the memories that follow her from one sold-out engagement to the next. Perhaps that’s what brings her to the exotic desert nation of Sedikhan and the nightclub where she meets Clancy Donahue. Clancy takes one look at the beautiful, vulnerable chanteuse and knows she is exactly the woman he’s been searching for. The Sedikhan security chief needs to bait a trap for a terrorist moneyman, and Clancy is certain that Lisa will be irresistible. What he doesn’t count on is that he won’t be able to resist her either — and that he’ll do anything to protect her, even if it means risking his own life. With deadly plans in motion and Lisa in the crosshairs, Clancy realizes that before their romance can get to always, it will first have to reach tomorrow.

After her mother is killed by an explosion that also destroys her Vietnam village, four-year-old Kim is alone and afraid. Eventually, she is rescued by soldiers who bring her to an orphanage. Surrounded by the love of the couple who run the orphanage, the companionship of the children who live there, and her mother's promise, ?I will always be with you, ? Kim finds the strength and courage to survive. This picture book for older readers, based on a true story from the Vietnam War, portrays the hope that exists in even the most desperate situations. Poignant illustrations capture the perseverance of the human spirit and the power of kindness.

pete sandich, un abile e spericolato pilota d'aereo addetto allo spegnimento degli incendi di foreste, non e' disposto a smettere di volare come vorrebbe dorinda durston, la sua fidanzata. la donna e' in apprensione ed i suoi timori sono giustificati quando, durante una missione molto rischiosa, per salvare al yachey, un suo amico, pete muore. dopo aver incontrato l'eterea hap in un paradisiaco giardino del cielo, pete accetta di trasmettere, come angelo custode, la sua esperienza a ted baker, un aspirante pilota affascinato da dorinda, ma respinto dalla donna emotivamente prigioniera del suo amore per pete. compreso il vero scopo della sua missione, pete non solo riesce a formare a sua somiglianza ted, ma infonde in dorinda un senso di fiducia nel nuovo amore e nella felicita' terrena, liberando il cuore di lei da ogni rimpianto per il passato. portata a termine la missione, pete potra' tornare in paradiso.

Children everywhere will be comforted by this universal tale, in which a young boy is assured that his mother loves him — no matter what he does.Do you love me when I finger-paint with toothpaste on the bathroom mirror?As he goes through a day, a child asks his mother for reassurance with a series of questions. Does she love him when he's gentle? Does she love him when he's not? Does she love him when he jumps in puddles wearing his new sneakers? Simple, charming, and disarming, Ann Stott's story will resonate with little listeners and adults alike. Matt Phelan's funny, poignant drawings capture the child's behavior, both good and bad, and the mother's unconditional love.

A compelling and heartrending tale of lost love, family secrets, and those little moments that can change your life forever . . . When Natasha Kapoor returns to her grandparents’ idyllic coastal home for her beloved grandmother’s funeral, her life is at a turning point. She thought by now she’d be a successful jewelry designer in London with a perfect marriage. Instead, she’s got mounting bills and a soon-to-be ex. After the funeral, Natasha’s grandfather gives her the long-lost diary of her aunt Cecily. No one in her large and complicated family has ever discussed the tragic accident that took Cecily’s life as a teenager, and within the diary’s pages, Natasha finds a gripping and shocking tale of forbidden love, rivalry, and heartbreak. Nearly fifty years later, will Cecily’s diary finally explain her family’s dark past and the terrible secret her aunt left behind? Is it possible it’s just the inspiration Natasha needs to take a fresh look at her future, and maybe even give love a second chance? Fans of Jennifer Weiner and Emily Giffin will get hooked on internationally bestselling author Harriet Evans’s warm, witty, and absorbing novel filled with original, rootworthy characters and complex family issues.

Most people develop their sense of self-worth from what they accomplish in life. As time goes by though, the confident and blissful feeling eventually weakens and fades. For the self-worth that sustains the ever-changing ebb and flow of life it must be based on the sacredness that is found at the core of every soul - within the miracle of life itself. As David Walker writes, If we don't accept the fact that what we ARE is more important than what we DO, we will live a lifetime with the self-inflicted pressure to preform.Get ready to read some down-to-earth straight talk written by a man who has been teaching this life-changing philosophy for over 30 years and helping people to break out of the self-restricting thought patterns that hold them back. With this book you'll find that the foundation for a strong and long-lasting self-worth is already set in place, prepared and waiting to carry you through any challenge simply by becoming aware that you are enough . . . always have been, always will be.

A master chronicler of our life and times. —NewsdayA very funny book. . . . If Jane Austen had been crossed with Oscar Wilde and re-crossed with the early Evelyn Waugh, and the result plonked down among the semi-beautiful people of late 20th-century media-fringe America . . . the outcome might have been something like this. —Margaret AtwoodFerociously funny. —The Los Angeles TimesBeattie's new novel, her third, is a gratifying surprise. Love Always will be welcomed by the large and loyal Beattie readership, but there is much that recommends it to the previously unconverted. —Harper's BazaarBeattie's most comic—indeed her first satiric—work to date. . . . Much of the book's authenticity derives from the accretion of felt detail—a Beattie trademark. She captures 1984 Vermont with right-on references to Cyndi Lauper, Horchow catalogs, and 'pre-Cabbage Patch' Coleco. —The Christian Science Monitor

Living in the shadow of more popular students, high school senior Will (Andrew Baglini) gets the chance of another lifetime when he discovers that a time capsule he made in elementary school has the power to transport him to the past so he can correct his worst mistakes. Just when Will thinks he's arranged the perfect future, he faces a hard choice between looking out for number one and a brave self-sacrifice. Noelle Meixell, John Schmidt co-star. 95 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English; audio commentary; biographies; deleted scenes; making of documentary; outtakes; theatrical trailers.

David and Judy (played by real-life couple Henry Jaglom and Patrice Townsend) have been separated for two years. When she shows up at David's to sign the divorce papers, he tricks her into staying the night with hope of a reconciliation. They are joined for Fourth of July weekend by two other couples. What ensues is an exploration of happiness, sadness, marriage, divorce, chocolate baths... and happy endings.

Tales of knights bound by duty, honor, and each other... Always There-When the princess they are sworn to protect is kidnapped, two knights are separated in their efforts to save her, and in being part realize what they always had together... Tournament-a young man attends accepts an offer to attend Tournament in the hopes that by winning it, he will finally gain the affections of the man he has loved his entire life. Vow Unto Me-two men, divided by tragedy and grief, are ordered to a remote monastery to unravel a mystery, and finally overcome the problems keeping them apart.

#1 New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen provides her trademark blend of seductive romance and pulse-pounding suspense in this classic tale of a woman who unexpectedly finds herself living—and loving—on the edge of danger.   Lisa Landon makes her living with her voice—a voice fueled by a heartbreak she vows never to experience again. But despite her renown, Lisa’s real ambition is to escape the memories that follow her from one sold-out engagement to the next. Perhaps that’s what brings her to the exotic desert nation of Sedikhan and the nightclub where she meets Clancy Donahue. Clancy takes one look at the beautiful, vulnerable chanteuse and knows she is exactly the woman he’s been searching for. The Sedikhan security chief needs to bait a trap for a terrorist moneyman, and Clancy is certain that Lisa will be irresistible. What he doesn’t count on is that he won’t be able to resist her either—and that he’ll do anything to protect her, even if it means risking his own life. With deadly plans in motion and Lisa in the crosshairs, Clancy realizes that before their romance can get to always, it will first have to reach tomorrow.

This Is Always Enough is an invitation, an invitation to abandon, even for one instant, all teachers and teachings, to let go of all spiritual injunctions and practices and simply meet what appears in each moment with no guidance, no maps, no reference points to tell us what is true or how we must live. In this book, John invites the reader to inquire, What is this moment, this life like when I cease to locate myself in or identify with any conceptual framework, philosophy or religion - not Buddha's, not Jesus', not anyone's? What is it like to live with no fixed conclusions or ideas, to cease to refer to any notion in the mind about who I am or how this moment is to be lived? In this beautiful book of simple, Zen-like poems, essays, and aphorisms, John relentlessly points the reader back to the reality that while we seek God, there is really no escaping God for there is only God, only Truth, only Life, appearing as everything that is seen, everything that is touched, everything that is heard. While we search for something else, some other moment or experience that will make us happy, this book reminds us that there can be no other moment, that this is all there is, all there can ever be. And when we stop looking elsewhere for the miracle, the miracle will be revealed to be everything. It will be seen, right now, that the happiness and freedom that was sought was never somewhere else but always right here, as this - this experience, this state of mind, this very moment. Every breath, every sensation, the clarity, the confusion, the seeking, and the end of seeking, all of them God, all of them the Truth, all of them enough.