Books | Edie Hand

Edie Hand has written and/or co-authored many informative, emotional, and inspiring books over the years. Below are some of the books that are available from local and online bookstores.

Edie Hand’s Women of True Grit book is now available online and from select local booksellers.

The book offers 60+ heart-moving stories of women from all walks of life who navigated with Grit to transform their lives and those of the people around them.

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Self Esteem

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Self Esteem: Simple Ways To Increase Your Child’s Confidence During Adolescence

by Edie Hand and Dr. Judy Kuriansky

Adolescence is a time of change and growing pains, making it especially challenging for a child’s self-esteem. Expert psychologist Judy Kuriansky and author Edie Hand explore these challenges in Self Esteem: Simple Ways to Increase Your Child’s Confidence During Adolescence to help you instill values in your adolescents and create a healthy environment in which they can thrive. With easy-to-understand tips, lessons, and exercises in each chapter.

Self Esteem will help you teach your child how to:

- - Overcome rejection by the in-crowd
  - Gain a healthy perspective of his or her body
  - Make good decisions and take on responsibility
  - Overcome shyness and jealousy

Turner Publishing offers special pricing for schools, please contact Edie Hand directly for group pricing.

Miracle of the Lights: A Sister’s Ride

by Edie Hand and Don Keith

The Warners are a typical family, with the usual rifts, led by a workaholic dad and a perfectionist mom. They take a reluctant trip each year to a musty condo in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, for the holidays and to try, without success, to capture the Christmas spirit. But one year, early-teen son Terry surprises his younger sister, Edie, by taking her on a surprise horseback ride to a mountaintop. There, he shows her an amazing and inspiring display of lights on a distant peak, a scene of mysterious origin that can only be viewed from that one spot and precisely at dusk on Christmas Day.

The next year, their father is too busy in his music-industry job to even make the trip to the condo for Christmas. Even so, the kids take their mother on the yuletide horseback ride to the mountain meadow to introduce her to the beautiful light show. She, too, is inspired. When they return home, she tries once more to convince her husband to put his priorities in the right place, to return to church, to spend more time with the family. However, by the next holiday, their marriage is over and so are the rides to the mountain. Life has a twist but the Miracle of the Lights gives hope.