Kate Andrews Boeken

Carrie, Alex and Sky sometimes have their differences, but they've been best friends since the first day of high school. They're always together, always there for each other. So what if they do the same stuff a lot? And who cares if 'The Amys', a bitchy trio of girls, think that they're losers? Carrie and Co. know they're cool - and so do Jordan and Sam, their two best guy mates. As if 'The Amys'" ever" have as much fun as they do. And like "they'll "be friends forever . . .

The book challenges the common belief that spiritual growth and abundance are mutually exclusive. It argues that many individuals on a spiritual journey often reject the idea of abundance, fearing it may hinder their spiritual progress. The author presents a counter-narrative, advocating for the harmonious coexistence of abundance and spirituality, suggesting that embracing wealth can enhance one's spiritual experience rather than obstruct it.