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 Leah: Confessions of a First Runner-Up (TrueLife Bible Studies) $8.99 True Life Bible Studies presents a unique series designed for teen girls. Author Shannon Primicerio takes a fresh approach to devotional studies by leading readers through the lives of three very different women of the Bible: Hagar, Leah, and Miriam. Throughout the series, readers will explore each woman's relationship with God, connect with core issues, and discover relevant lessons that can apply to their lives today. Features include: - Focus on relatable female Bible characters - Six weekly study components, allowing readers to progress at their own pace and not feel confined by a daily schedule - Conversational, easy-to-understand approach Leah Leah's story offers teen girls valuable lessons in popularity, the search for true love, jealousy, and unhealthy competition.  Spirit of the Marathon $2.99 This is a great movie. This movie has plenty of elite runners providing insight and tracks 4 non-elite runners training and running the Chicago marathon for various reasons. The sound track adds to the excitement of the race. For someone who is considering running a marathon, this is a great movie. You feel the highs and lows of the runners. It is often asked "Why would you want to run 26.2 miles?" The answer is the moment you cross the finish line. The marathon is a journey that defines you. There simply is no way to describe finishing one. Because the camera is able to track the runners during the marathon, this is as close as you can get to actually experiencing it. Better than watching life coverage which only tracks the elites. I loved it. S. Altemus, Pittsburgh, PA Spirit of the Marathon $9.99 This is a great movie. This movie has plenty of elite runners providing insight and tracks 4 non-elite runners training and running the Chicago marathon for various reasons. The sound track adds to the excitement of the race. For someone who is considering running a marathon, this is a great movie. You feel the highs and lows of the runners. It is often asked "Why would you want to run 26.2 miles?" The answer is the moment you cross the finish line. The marathon is a journey that defines you. There simply is no way to describe finishing one. Because the camera is able to track the runners during the marathon, this is as close as you can get to actually experiencing it. Better than watching life coverage which only tracks the elites. I loved it. S. Altemus, Pittsburgh, PA |
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