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Whadd'Ya Gonna Do?: 25 Secrets for Getting a Life
A humorous guide that prepares high school graduates for the challenges ahead by afirming their faith in Christ.
- GenresNonfiction
112 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1996
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Joey O'Connor
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Just in time for 2026, I just released my latest book, Living Fully Loved: Cultivating Curiosity, Creativity, and Wonder as the Beloved of God.
My book offers you the transformative and inspiring truth that God sees you, God knows you, and God loves you.
You are fully loved.
Join me as we explore soul-stirring questions to help you live as a beloved child of God. Through compelling stories, relevant scriptures, and a creative pathway to living as the Beloved of God, I invite you to imagine the life-transforming possibilities of living fully loved.
Cultivate your curiosity, creativity, and wonder by pursuing the full and abundant life promised by Jesus.
You can also purchase the Living Fully Loved Devotional Journal that offers new content and plenty of space to write guided questions, your prayers, and reflections.
Living Fully Loved is available on my website and all online retailers...if you'd like a FREE REVIEW copy please message me and I'd be happy to send you one!
Be sure to check out my romantic thriller, The Cobalt Curse.
The Cobalt Curse is a wild international ride through Dubai, Washington D.C., Brussels, Rwanda, and the Congo.
In visually stunning imagery, you'll follow human rights lawyer Dr. Kai Baldwin launch a daring search to rescue his former fiancée kidnapped in the Congo by a cryptocurrency titan set on controlling the world's cobalt resources.
My story is based on true events and my travels to the Eastern Congo, as well as heavy research into conflict minerals (cobalt), cryptocurrency, and technology.
If you read my previous historical fiction novel (AMONG KINGS), you'll discover mind-blowing information about the Congo, Central Africa, and the conflict minerals trade.
My story is timely and culturally relevant because your cell phones and mine need cobalt mined by children and families in the Congo (much of it illegally).
Here's a bit more about me...
I am an award-winning author and screenwriter of twenty-five books for couples, parents, and young adults. I'm also the founder of The Grove Center for the Arts & Media, an arts organization dedicated to cultivating the spiritual life and creative work of artists. I'm an Ironman athlete and live in San Clemente, California.
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https://www.instagram.com/joeyoconnor3
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To see all of my books, visit
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December 7, 2019
This was a good devotional style book. I unfortunately didn’t get around to reading it right as I was graduating or even right after. It took me a couple years to remember I had been gifted it for my graduation. I finally read it and it was good, though a lot of it no longer pertained to what I was going through. It had really good advice, though I think there were a couple things I didn’t agree with, but overall pretty good. I did have a problem with it in that it seemed a little bit dumbed down for the target audience. I know if I had read this right away I would have noticed that it was a little simplistic for 17/18 year olds and I even graduated early. That’s the main reason for it being 4 stars not 5. Otherwise the content was good if a little outdated which I actually enjoyed.
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