Recommended by Cheryl Bear

A humorous look at dealing with cancer with assistance form the least likely of places. Well done.

Can love rise over the popularity hierarchy? Will adulthood open up the doors to love again? And do we change with time? Well done.

An insane and very funny reveal of the affects of war and what it can do. A solid laugh through tragedy. Well done.

Care taking gets complicated during pandemic as there's nowhere to escape. Will Stacey and her mother get through this thing? Well done.

An eye opening story of the lengths one would go to be seen and heard including the option of joining a terrorist organization. Well done.

Parenting gets complicated and often the child is the last one consulted in the struggle. How do we best serve our children? Well done.

A powerful story of the journey from captivity to reunite with one's family. The past calls and the question is will they be able to survive it? Well done.

The bond that forms in the midst of war and the sense of family is tested in war leaving the question of whether it can withstand. Powerful and well done.

A revealing look at the way we hold on to things as we try to find our way in the journey. Well done.

A moving look at the effects of loss and the bonds that tie. Beautifully done.