The Little Book of Gratitude for Latter-day Saints

November is a great month to show gratitude 

for the gift of gratitude

THE LITTLE BOOK OF GRATITUDE 

FOR LATTER-DAY SAINTS

by Ed J. Pinegar

Note: You do not need to be a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to enjoy this book. 

Countless works have been written on how to turn adversity into opportunity, sorrow into joy, and weakness into strength. But what if there were a way to achieve each of these transformations—and many more—by making just one simple choice? Within the pages of this inspiring volume, bestselling author Ed J. Pinegar shares the life-changing key to greater peace and happiness: choosing to be grateful.

Through an exploration of sacred scripture, prophetic counsel, and personal experience, Brother Pinegar brings into focus the importance of daily expressions of thanksgiving to a loving Father in Heaven and those around us. From discussions on the true nature of gratitude to the far-reaching impact of giving thanks, readers are invited to shake off the world's doctrine of entitlement to discover the true and lasting joy of sincere appreciation.

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This is the book I am reading right now and it is AMAZING!

The stories within the book are so inspiring!

I have so much to be grateful for -- 
I need to express it more!

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The Christmas List

THE CHRISTMAS LIST

by Ed J. Pinegar

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If you want to really feel the Christmas spirit this year then follow along as a group of friends put into play a "last-wish" list left by a man who changed each of their lives. The list includes things that are easy to do, yet we often find them difficult to follow. If put into practice this list can change not only your holiday season, but your outlook on life. A thought-provoking book that will inspire you like none other. ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!

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Mr. G's legacy lives on. In this heartwarming Christmas story, Mr. G's teenage grandson, Jacob, discovers a coded entry in his late grandfather's journal that will transform the family's Christmas—and their entire lives. When Jacob deciphers a list entitled 10 Ways to Capture the Christmas Spirit, he gathers Mr. G's closest family and friends, encouraging them to participate in a ten-day experiment that will focus on one step every day until Christmas. As they strive to follow Mr. G's list by being more grateful, forgiving, and helpful to the poor and needy, the group discovers how living more like the Savior can influence them daily. But can they overcome their personal challenges and embrace the true spirit of Christmas?

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The Christmas Code

Book Details
Author: Ed J. Pinegar
Release Date: October 2014
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Genre: Christmas

Do you like solving codes? I DO!

Mr. G LOVES SHARING codes.

In fact on his door he has the code ...

16-3-5-10

And today's message written on a bright yellow card, in bold red letters is:

"Remember to be 22-18-1-8 

and 14-10-1-10-9-3-15-11."

Mr. G shares his codes and his kindness in hopes of redeeming himself from all the past mistakes he has made.

He is not getting any younger and he is hoping that his "small acts of service" will make amends before he leaves this life.

People now watch for Mr. G in hopes of receiving his new code and sharing a few moments with him.

Little does Mr. G know that a chain of events has been put into play that will bring his greatest hearts desire to fullness.

What a perfect Christmas gift for all involved!

This is DEFINITELY a MUST-READ!

Share the code! Share the book!

Mr. G's Color and Number Code are included in the book :)

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About the Author

Ed Pinegar is a retired dentist and long-time teacher of early-morning seminary and religion classes at Brigham Young University. He currently teaches at the Joseph Smith Academy in Nauvoo and has served as a mission president in England and at the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah. He has been a bishop and a stake president and is a temple sealer. Ed and his wife, Patricia, have eight children, thirty-five grandchildren, and five great- grandchildren.

(A review copy was provided, however, all reviews are of my own opinion :)