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Give the gift that gives back with the One4all Giving Good "Joy" gift card. Enjoy a meal at Outback Steakhouse, or dine and shop at Cracker Barrel Country Store. Indulge in some retail therapy at Macy's, or start your next home project at Lowe's. Get your game on with Xbox. And no matter what you choose, feel good knowing 3% of your gift card redemption will be donated to the cause of your choice from the following options: American Cancer Society, Feeding America, Habitat for Humanity, Make-A-Wish, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, or Wounded Warrior Project. Exchange the One4all Giving Good gift card at redeem.giftcards.com for eGift(s) from one or more of the featured brands, select a cause to benefit, and then receive your eGift(s) by email to enjoy in-store or online. (Subject to merchant eGift terms of acceptance.)

Let them pick the venue for a good time with a gift that's good for everything from pizza and beer to seafood and burgers. Spend this FOOD & LAUGHS Choice Gift Card at one or more of these brands: BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Cracker Barrel, Red Lobster, Red Robin, The Cheesecake Factory.

Everyone eats! So give the gift card that gives a full menu of choices-from a nutritious breakfast on-the-go, to a leisurely lunch with friends, to a special family dinner. Spend this LET'S EAT Choice Gift Card at one or more of these brands: Chili's, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Panera, Red Lobster, The Cheesecake Factory.

Make their season bright with a gift that's good at all their favorite spots, from retail therapy to quick bites to holiday feasts! Exchange this WARM WISHES One4all Holiday Gift Card at redeem.giftcards.com for a choice of eGift(s) to spend at one or more of these brands: Chili's, Cracker Barrel, Lowe's, Panera Bread, The Cheesecake Factory, Ulta.

Give the gift that gives back with the One4all Giving Good "Gratitude" gift card. No matter the appetite, there's something on the menu for everyone at Applebee's, California Pizza Kitchen, Chili's, Cracker Barrel, Cold Stone Creamery, IHOP, Red Robin, or The Cheesecake Factory. And whatever you choose, it comes with a side of feeling good knowing 3% of your gift card redemption will be donated to the cause of your choice from the following options: American Cancer Society, Feeding America, Habitat for Humanity, Make-A-Wish, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, or Wounded Warrior Project. Exchange the One4all Giving Good gift card at redeem.giftcards.com for eGift(s) from one or more of the featured brands, select a cause to benefit, and then receive your eGift(s) by email to enjoy in-store or online. (Subject to merchant eGift terms of acceptance.)

The shelves at the big bookstore chains are lined with cracker-barrel wisdom manuals, such as Don't Sweat the Small Stuff and Life's Little Instruction Book. Schools display brightly colored, slogan-filled posters to help them teach "the six pillars of character." Many people are going to their local New Age emporium to purchase energy-harmonizing crystals and to sign up for past-life regression seminars. Alyce McKenzie reminds us that this is a new flurry of an old activity: the search for wisdom, for help in finding the principles that can guide our lives and shape our character. The question for those who proclaim the gospel is simple: by whose wisdom will our people live? The wisdom books and genres of the Bible, long neglected, are now the subject of avid scrutiny by biblical scholars. They've turned up the shining insight that the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, is brimming with materials that axe the ancestors of contemporary slogans and self-help manuals. This is indeed good news! We have proverbs and instruction every bit as vivid and compelling as "Don't sweat the small stuff" -- and far more aware of the depth, complexity, and mystery of life in God's world. McKenzie demonstrates how Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and other biblical wisdom can provide fruitful opportunities to preach to those who are hungry for wisdom, and often unaware of the richness and depth of the Bible's wisdom tradition. Key Features: -- Provides an alternative to shallow catch-phrases that parade in our culture as wisdom;-- Helps preachers harvest the biblical gems that are the ancestors of contemporary slogans and self-help manuals;-- Lets preachers tap into a rich vein of instruction on life that has withstood the test of theological reflection and life experience.

El Dorado Freddy's may be the first book of fast food poetry. In "Olive Garden," "Culver's," "Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen," "Cracker Barrel," "Applebee's (after James Wright)" and other poems, Caine "reviews" chain restaurants, taking on topics such as parenting, the Midwest, politics, and chicken fingers along the way. Caine's funny, deceptively accomplished poems are paired with Tara Wray's color-drenched photos. The result is a literary yet goofy book about American food and identity, set in a Midwestern landscape where people eat at chain restaurants, even when they know better.

Punch and Juliette are in love. Juliette is a twenty-two-year-old blonde waitress in the Cracker Barrel. Punch is a forty-four-year-old black guitar player and alcoholic , who dreamed of writing the great American novel. Then Juliette's daddy died and left them a little money. So they've come to Key West for one last summer. Juliette's going to spend her inheritance on buying Punch time to write his novel. She's going to be his muse and they're going to have fun fun fun, right up until the summer ends and then they're going to commit suicide.Hendricks' last book, the acclaimed Iguana Love, was an unflinching look at sexual obsession. Voluntary Madness is an unflinching look at the madness of love. Funny, colorful and erotic as ever, this a truly one-off love story-a sly and sexy riff on the Hemingway myth of the anguished, lonely writer.Praise for Iguana Love:"No one writes better than Hendricks in this tale of a dissatisfied wife who falls in with the wrong scuba-diving crowd. Guaranteed to raise your temperature, whatever the weather."-The Guardian"The dead diviners of noir's masculine psyche-Chandler, Hammett and Cain-might be shocked. But Hendricks is their first true female equivalent."-Independent on SundayMarketing for Voluntary Madness:oAuthor appearances at mystery conventions including BoucherconoAutographed bookplates availableVicki Hendricks lives in Hollywood, Florida, and teaches composition and creative writing at Broward Community College. With a taste for adventure, she is an experienced scuba and sky diver.