Cindy Loggins Hale

From ancient times, people all around the world have considered dreams to be messages or instruction from an inner or higher power. Many people even today believe dreams carry messages to the dreamer. The Language of Dreams outlines an interesting, Scripture-based method of dream interpretation, connecting modern readers with ancient traditions and elevating the conversation on interpreting dreams from woo-woo and weird to WOW

A peaceful, poetic and autobiographical take on the author's long recovery from bullying and domestic violence. Faith plays a central role in her recovery process, enabling her to navigate past self-pity, bitterness and turbulent emotions to a quietly happy existence. Her poetry resonates with others who have struggled with similar challenges.

This unique collection of stories, poems, memories and other creative observations was written and published in Idaho's Upper Country, as the Upper Weiser River Valley is known to those fortunate enough to live here. Motherhood has many aspects of meaning beyond the obvious, being a lifelong, even eternal concept of existence in this world. Mothers of all ages are represented here, in various physical and spiritual realms of influence.