Most Popular Books by K. Morgan

A story about a woman and the phone that changed her life. The story was inspired by a friend who had multiple problems with her cell phone and a dare, to my comment, that I could probably write a story about her phone issues.

With over 2 million followers on TikTok, doggie darlings Moon and Shadow star in this enemies-to-friends-to-lovers romance, as Moon’s sweetness and Shadow’s antics charm wedding goers and help mend a romantic rift. For fans of Melinda Metz, Victoria Schade, and Annie England Noblin. When married wedding photographers Mark and Brittany—owners of two of the cutest, most ornery internet-famous huskies—book a wedding in Thailand, they need friends to cover their weddings in the U.S. and take care of Moon and Shadow. Aspiring pet photographer Selma Lane can cover the gigs, while slacker dog walker August Crisaldi can move in and care for Moon and Shadow—and maybe the sweet huskies can take care of him too. The fact that Selma and August can’t stand each other after one disastrous date isn’t a problem, because they’re bound to never run into each other—until Selma needs runs into a major bridezilla and needs his help with a wedding. August brings the dogs—who unexpectedly save the wedding. The video goes viral and Moon and Shadow are suddenly in-demand wedding guests. Now Selma and August are stuck working together, but perhaps the beloved, playful huskies can work some of their magic on two unlikely pair, who might just have something in common after all . . .

Katie and Mr. Moon make the perfect team. The girl and her pony are both naturally curious about the world beyond their farm, but they always take the proper precautions and let common sense be their guide on adventures. This careful planning may save them once again in their latest adventure, Katie and Mr. Moon: The Boulder-Rolling Baddies. Up on the "Big Green Mountain," as Katie calls the peak just outside their farm, there have been several small rockfalls. It is only a matter of time before an unsuspecting hiker gets buried in the rubble. Katie and Mr. Moon are on the case! When the two make their way up the mountain, they encounter the dangerous rockfalls for themselves. They also discover ancient Aboriginal art, Australian wildlife, and some old friends. Katie and Mr. Moon's courage has gotten them this far, but it is their cleverness that will catch the culprit. Charming and whimsical illustrations of Katie and Mr. Moon on their mountain show the wild splendor of the Australian bush. It's easy to see why Katie and Mr. Moon love their beautiful home and will protect it no matter what!

In the distant future, the human body is a temporary and interchangeable commodity - if you can pay. For the interstellar elite, bodies are swapped out and reused without a second thought. You never grow old; you never die. However, some bodies are more temporary than others... Takeshi Kovacs was once a member of the Envoy Corps, stormtroopers for the Interstellar Earth Protectorate, ultra-lethal adepts in switching bodies across the stars. While he served, he was known by a variety of names--Mamba Lev, One Hand Rending, the Icepick--all testament to his capacity for rapid response and extreme violence in whatever flesh he wore. Now he's out of the service and trying to live a different life. But the Protectorate hasn't changed its spots, no matter what world Kovacs drifts to, and with that old combat rage still burning deep inside him, will he ever really be able to walk away? Created by Richard K. Morgan, Altered Carbon was previously adapted as a Netflix television series. This original graphic novel, written by Rik Hoskin (Brandon Sanderson's White Sand/Pierce Brown's Red Rising, expands upon the Altered Carbon universe.

The researcher conducted a phenomenological study investigating the lifestyle and well-being of people who have been diagnosed with celiac disease or gluten intolerance after age 13. Eight female and two male participants diagnosed with gluten intolerance or celiac disease were asked questions regarding how their diagnoses impacted their lives socially, emotionallly, mentally, physically, beneficially, and adversarely. Additionally, they were asked to create an art piece based on their feelings towards their diagoses. The research answered the same questions and complete the art task to analyze and compare her own feelings toward her diagnosis of severe gluten intolerance. Common themes of adverse effects prior to and post diagnosis were discovered through evaluating art pieces and interview answers. These themes included anxiety, feeling misunderstood and left out, frustration, depression, fatigue, and their overall symptoms. The researcher has also found themes of beneficial impacts on their lives post diagnosis. These included increased involvement in medical care, decreased mental health sympotoms of depression or anxiety, and decrease of adverse syptomology. Other common themes occurred within social, emotional, mental, and physical aspects of their lives. The findings encouraged future research in this area to increase understanding for mental health professionals, medical practitioners, and social systems, in addition to further empower this population. Keywords: celiac disease, gluten intolerance, well-being, lifestyle, depression, anxiety, phenomenological study, art therapy

"The purpose of this project was to create an informative activity book for group leaders of the Discoveries Support Group at Mary Bridge Children's Hospital and Medical Center (MBCHMC) [in Tacoma, Wash.]. The activity book will asssist group leaders ... to provide meaningful activities that promote positive mental health patterns and address common concerns of children 4-8 years old who have had a family member diagnosed with a serious illness."--P. 3.