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My Monastery Is a Minivan: 35 Stories from a Real Life
If we have the eyes to see and the ears to hear, wisdom can be found in even the simplest of ordinary moments—driving to work, getting ready for school, sitting with a child on our lap. As Denise Roy brilliantly shows in thirty-five stories that celebrate the holiness of ordinary moments, God is in the silence as well as in the noise. A mother of four, a wife, and a psychotherapist, Roy often finds herself juggling some combination of work, kids, and minivan. But if she can let herself "sink like a stone in the stream of living," she can see that even in the mundane moments of life, grace and spirit exist. Or, as she puts it, "the sacred is in the monastery as well as in the minivan.".
Price: $3.19
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Date Night in a Minivan: Revving Up Your Marriage after Kids Arrive
There's no question that having children changes a marriage Keeping the home fires burning while constantly putting out fires is no easy task. Crammed with humor, stories, and road-tested tips, Date Night in a Minivan zeroes in on the hot-button issues that crop up in a marriage when kids enter the picture: • Mom paying more attention to the kids than to Dad • differing discipline styles • the chore scorecard • the time-off tug-of-war • dealing with in-laws and out-laws • money matters • and more! With this witty and wisdom-filled book, moms will find new confidence and real-world traction for those days when marriage seems to be overtaken by parenthood..
Price: $1.95
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Dodge Caravan, Plymouth Voyager & Chrysler Town & Country ~ 1996 thru 1999 Mini-vans (Haynes Repair Manual)
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The Perfect World Inside My Minivan -- One mom's journey through the streets of suburbia
Collected columns from The Washington Times and Faith Magazine family columnist Marybeth Hicks chronicling the experiences moms and dads face in our fast-paced, high-tech parenting culture. In heartwarming and hilarious detail, Hicks paints a vivid picture of family life in America. Stories like "Dinner with SpongeBob," "A pefect day at the (nude) beach," and "Nobody warned me about driver's ed" will have readers laughing out loud and shaking their heads in agreement. And pieces such as "The saddest day of summer" and "A silent night for mother and son" will stir the heartstrings of every parent. Illustrations by award winning illustrator David Clark..
Price: $15.00
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How to Feel Manly in a Minivan: The Desperate Dad's Survival Guide
For every guy who has wondered how he could possibly become a dad while preserving any masculinity, sanity or dignity, this practical and hilarious guide will teach you  HOW TO FEEL MANLY IN A MINIVAN...and many other essential self-preservation techniques for new dads  Men are ill equipped to face the challenges of fatherhood, but we’ve always made a noble effort: engaging in the meaningful sex, attending the breast-feeding class without giggling, and staying sober during the college planning. But the time has come for new dads to suffer no more.  Veteran dad and author Craig Boreth sets out to smooth the path to paternity, showing desperate new dads:  HOW TO CONVINCE YOURSELF THAT YOU’RE READY, from abandoning your entire existence to preparing for the biggest challenge of all: being useless. HOW TO GETFIT FOR FATHERHOOD, since that pudgy butterball will smack you down faster than a jilted stripper and make you sicker than Tijuana tap water.  HOW TO maintain the illusion of control, from remaining conscious during delivery to telling pushy parents where to stick their unsolicited advice.  HOW TO HAVE A NORMAL LIFE AGAIN, from getting that #$@%&! song out of your head to appreciating your wife the MILF. …and much more in this entertaining, life-saving, fully illustrated guidebook that no new dad should be without. .
Price: $2.00
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Suburban Legends: True Tales of Murder, Mayhem, and Minivans
As David Lynch and Desperate Housewives have taught us, life in the 'burbs has a dark side and Suburban Legends offers a creepy guided tour. Here are 60 spooky-but-true tales of haunted housing developments, corpses buried in backyards, UFO sightings, vanishing persons, and more. Consider this series of unfortunate events: The Soccer Mom's Secret: Meet Melinda Raisch of Columbus, Ohio. She's the wife of a dentist. A mother of three. And she has enough murderous secrets to fill a minivan.
The Haunted McDonald's: If you're buying your Big Mac at the McDonald's in Lewiston, New York, be careful your burger may arrive with a side order of frights.
The Kokomo Hum: More than 100 residents of Kokomo, Indiana, claim their small town is under attack by a persistent, low-pitched noise that erodes health and sanity. Too bad they're the only ones who can hear it. Illustrated with creepy collages and chilling archival photographs, these spooky suburban legends will feel all too close to home!.
Price: $3.00
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For Whom the Minivan Rolls (Aaron Tucker Mystery)
Aaron Tucker isn't a detective So he's baffled when the richest guy in his New Jersey town insists that Aaron, and Aaron alone, investigate the disappearance of this wife, who inexplicably vanished from their home in the middle of the night. A freelance writer, former investigative reporter, stay-at-home dad, aspiring screenwriter, and expert on consumer electronics, Aaron reluctantly says yes, and continually wishes he hadn't. The more he uncovers, the more complicated, and bizarre, the story becomes. He receives anonymous death threats, is plagued by a mysterious minivan that seems to be lurking everywhere he travels, and he is suddenly entangled in the town's mayoral election. A traditional detective Aaron Tucker is not. He's 5'4" and weighs less then Robert B. Parker's leather jacket. But he's funny, down-to-earth, lovable, and resourceful..
Price: $9.95
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