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        <font color="#FF0000"><strong>New Revised Edition Available Now. </strong></font></p>
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        <p><strong>Add Zest to Your Family with God’s   Rest</strong><BR>
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          Seriously, your schedule is hurried, your expectations are   extraordinary, and you and your family’s commitments are too many to count. Your   relationships with your friends, your family, and your God are   suffering.<BR>
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          Ready for a change of pace? Here’s help. <em>Little House on   the Freeway</em> takes a look at the breakneck speed at which we live and reveals   how to not only put on the brakes, but how to get off the freeway altogether.   With a special section, “101 Ways to Give Rest to Your Family” and a new chapter   that addresses the perils of the Internet, this timeless classic about the   importance of quality family time has been updated to rescue a whole new   generation from hurry.<BR>
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        Don’t let busyness, productivity, or the tempation   to “keep up with the Joneses” keep you from the peace and incredible quality of   relationships God created for you.</p>
        <p><strong><font size="+1">Also check out <a href="http://hurriedfamily.com">The Hurried Family</a>, a small group video study based on <em>Little House on the Freeway</em>. </font></strong><BR>
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        <p>“The Bible says to ‘be still and know God’–a challenge in   our harried culture..  This book will help you achieve relational wellness with   God, your spouse, and your children.”<BR>
          - <strong>Don M. “Bubba” Cathy</strong>, Sr. Vice   President, Chick-fil-A, Inc.<BR>
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“Like learning to breathe, blink, or   swallow, we assume we’ll automatically know how to rest. But in the rush of   today’s world, what was once an automatic response is now an acquired behavior.   Tim Kimmel teaches us how to rest…and, therefore, how to live.”<BR>
        - <strong>Elisa   Morgan</strong>, MOPS International<BR>
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        “<em>Hurry</em> and <em>busyness</em> are   everyday parts of modern life. True priorities of things that matter most may be   lost. <em>Little House on the Freeway</em> offers biblical insights and principles   to our hurried existence–help from the Word of God for the life being lived in   the fast lane.”<BR>
        - <strong>Billy Graham</strong><BR>
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“Once again, Tim Kimmel has   stayed away from the typical mantras offered by ‘family experts’ and given us a   fresh, relevant message for parents and families.”<BR>
        - <strong>Cliff Young</strong>, lead   singer of Caedmon’s Call<BR>
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        “<em>Little House on the Freeway</em> is a book   that runs over all our excuses about life-bustling, driving home our need for   balance and peace.”<BR>
        - <strong>Patsy Clairmont</strong>, author of <em>I Second That   Emotion<BR>
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          </em>“I am thrilled that Tim Kimmel is re-releasing this updated   classic. <em>Little House on the Freeway</em> will profoundly impact your   priorities for marriage and family and have an enduring influence on you and   your legacy. <BR>
        - <strong>Dr. Crawford W. Loritts</strong>, Jr., Senior Pastor,   Fellowship Bible Church<BR>
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“If you’re looking for an antidote to family   stress and strain–look no further. For those who want to steer clear of   unhealthy stress and towards family closeness, this book is ‘must-read’   material.”<BR>
        - <strong>John Trent</strong>, Ph. D. <BR>
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“If you feel that your   family’s schedule is out of control and going way too fast, then you need Tim   Kimmel’s wisdom. If you feel that you’re doing just fine, then you may   desperately need this book.”<BR>
        - <strong>Steve Farrar</strong>, Point Man Leadership   Ministries<BR>
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“In a warm and, at times, humorous style Kimmel offers sound,   practical counsel on how to restore calmness and rest to marriage, family life,   workplace, and relationship with God.”<BR>
        <em><strong>Focus on the Family</strong></em> Magazine</p>
        <p>"Many good books analyze the garden variety problems 
        almost all of us face at some time in our marriages--poor communication, 
        the need for financial planning, handling disagreements. But Tim Kimmel's 
        book is the first I've seen that points us to one of the major underlying 
        causes of fractured homes and unsatisfying marriages-our natural bent 
      toward busyness.</p>
        <p>"In the short run, there's nothing wrong with 
          being busy. All of us enjoy days filled with life and activity. But for 
          many of us, our everyday schedules have become so crowded that activity 
          has become a substitute for intimacy. What I found in the book "Little 
          House on the Freeway" is an answer to the restless pace and hurried lifestyles 
          that so characterize our out-of-breath society."<i><br>
        <small>- </small></i><small><strong>Gary Smalley</strong></small></p>
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