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  • Black Moms Can

    by Lee F Cameron
    What I discovered was that BMC represents an adaptation of programs and movements that have existed in this country. The Black Moms Can Initiative is curating content, disrupting White privilege, and transforming the economic mind-set of grass-roots Black families ─ the chronically poor most often referred to as “underserved” ─ to a wealth-building mode. We are empowering them during the greatest technological revolution called E-commerce, during the worst pandemic the planet has experienced. ... more

  • Vacation to Egypt Pyramid Mystery Tours

    by Vacation to Egypt Pyramid Mystery Tours

    Vacation to Egypt Pyramid Mystery Tours

    Vacation to Egypt can be a great experience. You can start by visiting the pyramids and other popular landmarks. When you take the pyramids adventure tours, you will experience firsthand the beauty of the Egyptian culture. The pyramids of Giza, with their magnificent tourist attractions, are world famous.

    When we think about trave... more

  • Where did you go?

    by Patrick Olson
    In this book, you middle-aged man finds himself lost without her in his life. Life wasn't so easy for this man as he had to work himself out of some trouble he got himself into. While the least expects it there, she was. They had one fine summer that was enough to last him a lifetime.

  • The Road to 'L': Do you remember your driving instructor? They sure remember you

    by Tony Levy
    The Road to 'L' Do you remember your driving instructor? Well, they sure remember you. This is My next book and its title is The Road to 'L' I have just completed this and it is a humorous memoir. Set in Central London during the period 1981 to 1983 when I was a driving instructor in London working for The British School of Motoring. Pitched somewhere between the old English classic carry-on films and a series of sexy films called Confessions of... It is a humorous memoir of my time as a driving... more

  • The Sea Once Swallowed Me: A Memoir of Love, Solitude, and the Limits of Language

    by Sondra Charbadze
    In this bold, colorful, and lyrical debut, Sondra weaves personal narrative with philosophical themes, crafting a story about love, solitude, and the unsayable urges that run beneath our lives. Sleeping in the woods outside a medieval city in Spain, Sondra ponders her decision to abandon a more ordinary life. “I am here to decipher nature,” she writes. “But as the stone glints back, I know this is a lie. Humans can decipher nothing but their own small lives.” Entranced by a mysterious musi... more
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    asanamaj

    by babang kasep
    Digital Raisers is one of the leading and top-notch Digital Marketing Company in Jalandhar. We are helping to grow and boost your business with our best Online Marketing Services like Search Engine Optimization(SEO), Social Media Marketing(SMM), Pay Per Click, Youtube Marketing, Content Marketing and also providing both responsive website designing and website development. To get more information contact us now on: 8427210567 Address: Sher Singh Colony, Main Market, Jalandhar, Punjab 144002 ... more

  • No Tears: The Triumphant Life of Dr. Kenny D

    by KENNETH DANIELS
    No Tears is my life’s story about the good in people to fight the "good fight" for a better life experience and a better society at large. Everyone can do a better job to help our fellow man, but it takes a conviction not to fall prey to the demons of society and the demons of our soul such as racism, bigotry, and personal hatred. We must continue to tell stories of courage, personal growth, and sacrifice to fuel the desire of individuals and society as a whole. Encouraged by these efforts, we s... more
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    advanced retina care

    by nancy johny

     We  all know how important are our eyes to us. Eyes are off course of  the main part of a human body, which helps us to see this beautiful world. No body can imagine a knife with out vision . So it is very important to give top most care to eye related matters.  Even a small mistake can cause irreversible changes in vision . So if you very have to undergo any medical proceedings related to your eyes , always choose the best eye care hospital and service.  So before c... more

  • Life in Lockdown: I Caught the K-Fever (The First Wave)

    by Three (Se)
    Written for K-drama enthusiasts, newbies, and in-between. Read more about Korean culture, too.

  • 978-17363431-0-4

    by Lee F Cameron
    What I discovered was that BMC represents an adaptation of programs and movements that have existed in this country. The Black Moms Can Initiative is curating content, disrupting White privilege, and transforming the economic mind-set of grass-roots Black families ─ the chronically poor most often referred to as “underserved” ─ to a wealth-building mode. We are empowering them during the greatest technological revolution called E-commerce, during the worst pandemic the planet has experienced. ... more

  • What We Know for Sure

    by Lia Ocampo
    This book is the result of what I saw and heard during the many years in the Philippines as I prepared to immigrate and the years since I came to America. It is a compilation of stories from myself and others who came to the United States and the lessons we learned along the way. My mission is to give hope, comfort, and support to future immigrant families as they face the challenges of immigrating. What We Know For Sure features Filipino U.S. Embassy employees who provided long, faithful, an... more

  • Haute Couture Architecture

    by Anneke van Waesberghe
    Haute Couture Architecture: The Art Of Living Without Walls by Anneke van Waesberghe is so much more than a book about tented architecture. It is the story of a very personal journey from the excesses of modern times to a new state of being, one in which rampant consumerism is replaced by a more thoughtful design for living in harmony with the rhythms of the planet. Van Waesberghe chronicles this transition in a highly individual account of her journey from successful entrepreneur to enlighte... more

  • Ike's "Go-To Guy," Paul T. Carroll: An Extraordinary Husband, Father, Soldier, and Special Assistant to General of the Army and

    by Robert Carroll
    This is the story of a father, told in loving memory by his son. The text is brought to life by scores of amazing family photographs, personal stories, letters, telegrams, articles, and historic papers, resulting in a comprehensive picture of an adoring husband, a wonderful father, and an outstanding soldier. Paul Carroll progressed from West Point to assignments across the US, Iceland, and France. He fought in Patton’s Third Army, earning two Silver Stars, two Bronze Stars, and the Legion ... more

  • Into the Woods...and Beyond

    by Stephen Altschuler
    In 1977, after experiencing some tumultuous years, I decided to take "a road less traveled." I left the comforts of city life and moved to a primitive cabin in the woods of New Hampshire. What followed for the next few years was a transformation of spirit that renewed my faith and hope that I could be happy in this life. Confronting my demons through meditation, therapy, and mindfulness practice, I discovered that, yes, I could put aside the past and future, and, for precious moments, live in th... more

  • Ike's "Go-To Guy," Paul T. Carroll: An Extraordinary Husband, Father, Soldier, and Special Assistant to General of the Army and

    by Robert Carroll
    This is the story of a father, told in loving memory by his son. The text is brought to life by scores of amazing family photographs, personal stories, letters, telegrams, articles, and historic papers, resulting in a comprehensive picture of an adoring husband, a wonderful father, and an outstanding soldier. Paul Carroll progressed from West Point to assignments across the US, Iceland, and France. He fought in Patton’s Third Army, earning two Silver Stars, two Bronze Stars, and the Legion ... more

  • Truth's Daughter

    by Barbara Santarelli

    On her sixtieth birthday, Barbara spit into a vial, hoping a genetic search engine might lead to finding her father's other children. Perhaps they could shed light on her father's identity and her parent's short-lived marriage She'd met her father just four times before he was brutally murdered in Miami, ending any chance of knowing him in the future. She had accepted her beloved mother's narrative of his deceit and abandonment. In mid-life, she is confronted with a painfu... more

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