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  • Safematernology

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  • Bullshit to Butterflies

    by Sheila M Burke

    BULLSH*T TO BUTTERFLIES is the unfiltered story of Shane Burke, a simple man who broke the cycle of trauma and created a beautiful life from nothing. You will laugh, you will cry; you will feel hope and sadness.

    A memoir written by the love of his life, Sheila, wife of 32 years, this book was born on the advice of their adult children, a hospice social worker, and good friends.

    Over the years, Shane learned to grapple with patience, generate a p... more

  • STEVE ROSS CABARET ALSO THE AUTHOR'S MEMORIES OF PARIS

    by Elizabeth SHARLAND
    Synopsis: STEVE ROSS CABARET PLAYS AT THE RITZ HOTEL IN PARIS AND WRITES SEVERAL CHAPTERS ABOUT BEING A FRANCOPHILE. THE AUTHOR CONTINUES WRITING ABOUT LIFE IN PARIS AND OPENING HER OWN THEATRE THERE.

  • Diary of a Dumpster Pup

    by Beverly Keil
    Ten newborn puppies are discovered in a Dumpster. They have only minutes to live. How could anyone be so cruel? The author, a cat lover who has never owned nor cared for a dog, must become mother and lifeline to a dying hours-old puppy. This true story takes you along during the first ten weeks of Bandit's life. You will smile and cry at this week to week account of his rescue and development.

  • Hazel the Outlaw Mummy

    by Bob DeMoss

    MANYBOOKS.NET May 2021 Book of the Month Pick

    New York Times bestselling author Bob DeMoss presents his encounter with Hazel Farris, a hard-living, wild Kentucky woman. Born in 1880, Hazel's penchant for fast living and faster guns, finally caught up with her in 1906 when her husband fell victim of his wife's outrage, steel nerve, and deadly aim.

    Did Hazel shoot the sheriff and his deputy? How did she become mummified? Did 500,000 people actually pay to s... more

  • Gravel and Grit: A White Boyhood in the Segregated South

    by Al Price

    Gravel and Grit recounts not only a rural boyhood in a period of racial hostility and class exclusion but also of simple country pleasures and strong family ties. Other approaches to writing about the South either romanticize or demonize the people and culture in which the author was reared. What makes this work different is that it reveals both the gravel (the course, unflattering, and shameful side of that era) and the grit (the remarkable will to survive). Stories are told with a backdrop ... more

  • Saturday Night at the Baths, Books 1 and 2

    by Steve Ostrow
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  • Drowning

    by Andy Palmer
    Andy is trying to escape. His diet of booze and drugs has pushed everything good away. After his mum saves his life by sucking vomit from his lungs, he sets off in search of a reason to live. From Barnsley he heads to Texas. From Texas to Dorset. His days start with wine and cigarettes. His nights end in blackness. One day, he finds himself on the floor of a supermarket in a puddle of wine, glass, and blood. But between that floor and the end of a pier, everything changes.

  • Moments in Flight: A Memoir

    by Jo-Ann Vega
    Set in the last half century of transformative cultural change, a memory-keeper shares personal voyages of discovery beyond traditional boundaries of gender and culture. An engaging and wide ranging coverage of how the times affected the author and the country. Part 1 is an extended eulogy to the immigrants and an active childhood in the south Bronx. Part 2 details the impact of the famiglia's relocation to suburbia and coming of age during the cultural upheavals of the 1970s. Part 3 is a bridge... more

  • Greater is He that is in me, than he that is in the world

    by Blessing Ntamu (PhD)

  • North of Hollywood

    by Rick Lenz
    In his forties, after startling good fortune as an actor/playwright (he’s had plays performed in New York and on PBS; played leading roles in films, on television, and stage with some of the greatest stars in Hollywood history), Rick Lenz finds it all falling apart. One evening in North Hollywood, standing alone, naked—not only metaphorically—on the stage of a tiny Equity Waiver theater, it hits him that his career has dropped out of frame and into helpless free fall. North of Hollywood is th... more

  • Finding North: A Journey from Addict to Advocate

    by Marilyn Davis
    New in recovery, a chance encounter with Gray Hawk, a 74-year old Native American, showed her that healing would include looking within, taking Steps, and creating a house of healing for other women. Today, Marilyn is a Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialist, recently celebrating thirty-two years of abstinence-based recovery. From 1990-2011, she opened and managed North House, an award-winning residential facility for women. Before reaching this milestone, she was a desperate... more

  • Outside Looking In: High-functioning autism from one mother's perspective

    by Vivian M. Lumbard

    "Each family's journey with autism is as unique as a fingerprint."

    Think about autism differently.

    That's what Vivian M. Lumbard does. She's a mom to teenage twins with high-functioning autism challenges. As a retired air traffic controller, she is familiar with long-term and short-term goals, changing plans on a moment's notice, as well as being able to laugh when stressed. All of which comes in handy when ... more

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    Get in the Car: A Food and Travel Memoir

    by Julie McCoy
    Fasten your seat belts and "get in the car" as author Julie McCoy takes you on a whirlwind tale of road trips near and far. From Canada to California and numerous European countries in between, we not only get a glimpse of some architecturally historical sites but are privy to her extensive food and wine knowledge. Julie will indulge the reader with an often humorous look back at travels she has taken with her husband and two children. Make sure you bring an appetite since her eloquent descripti... more

  • The Unexpected Journey: Fire and Gold

    by Dedrick Moone
    This is the journey of a single father who risked it all to protect and provide for his daughter. Follow along and learn how he survived brokenness, criminal prosecution, discrimination, reprisal, and unemployment to ultimately come out gold. Readers will also learn how President Obama and the US Department of Education lent a hand.

  • Changing the World Without Losing Your Mind, Revised Edition

    by Alex Counts
    Some people are dreamers. They choose a career shaped by dreams of making the world a better place—caring for kids, lifting up the poor, protecting the planet. When your dreams are that powerful, it’s easy to neglect yourself. Both lives and dreams can suffer the consequences. If you’re one of the dreamers, this is the book for you. CHANGING THE WORLD WITHOUT LOSING YOUR MIND is a down-to-earth guide to mission-driven leadership. Drawing on his decades of experience as an acclaimed nonprofit ... more

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