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These titles are available as paperback editions and are published in English.

Page counts in this set range from 256 to 352 pages.

Authors and other parents share candid, firsthand stories to illustrate lessons, encourage readers, and provide portable takeaways.

Adult Christian readers—especially parents coping with prodigal children. Suggested reader ages are 22 and up.

They offer encouragement and prayer resources plus practical how‑to guidance and conflict‑resolution tools. Related chapters address boundaries, marriage, and conflict management.

They explore living out identity as God’s children and how that identity shapes thinking and actions, plus topics like leadership, friendships, and navigating daily pain and struggles.

Dimensions range from about 7.9 x 5.3 x 0.8 inches up to 9.0 x 5.9 x 0.9 inches, and weights range from roughly 0.55 to 1.05 pounds.

Each author draws on personal experience: one reflects on a journey from feeling like a spiritual orphan to becoming a valued son, and the other writes from her experience as a prodigal daughter and as a mother of a prodigal.

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