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COMING SOON: The River HomeTHE JEWELRY BOX
will be released
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COMING SOON: The River HomeAVAILABLE NOW:
The River Home
Pick up Shelly's latest release, the sequel to "Finding Home" in LDS bookstores and catalogs. Click here to learn more.
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NEW BOOK: Finding Home
NEW RELEASE

FINDING HOME

A subtle and beautifully crafted story by Shelly Johnson-Choong about love and acceptance between families. She unfolds the impenetrable bonds between women that bring them together as they face their own unique life circumstances. Find out more.
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Girls’ Room
This last month we celebrated the birth of our country by enjoying the traditional July 4th festivities. But why leave it at that? Let's consider the blessings that come to us through living in this great land, and give thanks for those blessings all year. Find out more.
Personal Ramblings
I understand the importance of potential. There was one guest room in my home that had loads of it, but nothing I did seemed to work. After a while I understood that I was lacking a vision. I didn't know what I wanted that room to look like when I was finished. Do we have a vision for our own finished state? Learn more.
 
 
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