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Reflections on Contemporary Life: An Outsider's Perspective

by Reza Noubary

It all started around sixty years ago when a young boy witnessed an earthquake that caused detrimental harm to an innocent community. The unfortunate event left a deep impression on him. He couldn't forget that when he would ask about it, he would only be told that they must have done something bad to anger the god. Even though he was still young, he did not find the answer convincing. He then devoted almost all his waking moments to thinking about and making sense of what happened that day. He ... more

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My Pineapples Went to Houston--Second Edition

by Lee Gaitan

The author chronicles a full decade of "shock and awfulness," triggered by family deaths, a series of health crises, and her husband secretly losing all their money and running off with a stripper. And then it was downhill all the way. Armed with little more than her sense of humor, she struggles to navigate the unfolding chaos of life and survives with humor intact and many new life lessons under her belt.

Under the Viaduct

by Debra Kaplan Low

Chicago’s South Side was a far different place in the 1950s and 1960s. First-time author Debra Kaplan Low provides a compelling first-person account of what it was like navigating childhood in one of these South Side neighborhoods alongside a colorful cast of characters. In her upcoming book, Under the Viaduct: Memories of Life in the Manor and Beyond (Book Street Press), Low details the environmental and social challenges she and others who grew up in the Manor faced, as well as chilling stor... more

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by Greg Stidham

An introspective look at how the experiences of a pediatric ICU physician, his encounters with critically ill children and their families, moments of "sudden intimacy" and ultimately "blessings." Intertwined with these poignant stories are stories of his life as a father and grandfather, many of which contain humor which balances the more somber ones. In the end, the book is an uplifting testament to goodness in life and reason for optimism.

18, an unschooling experience

by marta obiols llistar

In 2012, after experiencing numerous difficulties and disappointments within the Atlanta school system, Marta Obiols made the bold decision to remove her three children from public school. Intending to home school, the degreed educator eventually embraced “unschooling,” which allows children to direct their own learning at their own pace in a supportive setting that fosters their natural curiosity.
Before long, the woman who never dreamed she’d be a stay-at-home mom, le... more

Letters to Men of Letters

by Noah Charney

Have you ever wanted to write a letter to an author who was important to you? In her Letters to Men of Letters, Diane Joy Charney writes to the authors she admires, both living and dead, who continue to keep her company. Among these are Leonard Cohen, Franz Kafka, Marcel Proust, Vladimir Nabokov, Albert Camus, Gustave Flaubert, Balzac, Christo, the author’s father, and André Aciman. This book features letters both real and imaginary that Charney has written to literary figures with whom sh... more

LOVE : The Importance

by Vaidehi Maniyar

Here, In this book the story depicts about the impartial and immortal feeling, which is Love. As this feeling is way much stronger, although it entirely have a responsibility of understanding and giving sacrifices. But as the saying goes karma will always be back. Will this sacrifice give them back their well wishes? Will the Karma be back for their deeds?

Let Me be Your Voice

by Shano Seamand

Shano Seamand is a young female living with a rare genetic disease called Friedreichs Ataxia (FA). She was a healthy able-bodied child until the age of 13 when the diagnosis was made. Having struggled to find a public voice for the disease, Shano hopes to become that voice of hope and inspiration to those also suffering from FA and other degenerative diseases. After struggling for years to find the right support, Shano is unwavering in her journey to get better and prove others wrong. Through ha... more

Perfect Love: One Woman's Journey from Flesh to Faith: A Musical Memoir

by Shari Hall

God? I can’t feel him, touch him, see him, or hear him, so how can he be, and what could he ever want with me?” Illegitimate, poor, bi-racial in 1960s America – searching for an identity and unconditional love. As she recalls a childhood trauma and hair straightening “torture” sessions, we feel her heartache, pain, and sense of not being good enough. A critical choice leads her down a path of self-destruction as she denies her authentic self in search of wealth and worthiness. Fleeing to Austral... more

The Eaglestar Prophecy

by John Milor

The end of the age is upon us. Soon the heavens will be shaken, and the battlefield of an ancient war will make its way to the earth. The fabric of time and space trembles full of fractures under the strain of warring battalions, yet we of earth sit in stillness, in a quiet sector of our universe, primarily unaware of the forces about to embark upon us.. Through the thinning veil, both the darkness, and the light are penetrating. And while the world becomes subtly entrenched in clouds of dark... more

MIDNIGHT FLIGHT TO NUREMBERG. CAPTURE OF THE NAZI WHO PUT ADOLPH HITLER INTO POWER.

by Marcus A. Nannini

MIDNIGHT FLIGHT TO NUREMBERG. CAPTURE OF THE NAZI WHO PUT ADOLPH HITLER INTO POWER. Midnight Flight to Nuremberg details the WWII Experiences of C-47 Pilot/Instructor First Lieutenant Harry E. Watson, Jr., a veteran of 27 Combat Missions, three Air Medals recipients, and seven Battle Stars. 10-year-old Harry Watson was stuck, head-first, at the top of an abandoned coal mine. Fighting a blinding snowstorm, his mom struggled to the top of the rock pile, pushed Harry through the narrow openin... more

Mother Knows Best: A Memoir

by Pamula Floyd

Mother Knows Best is a remarkable memoir of resilience, perseverance, and miracles. In 1994, The Wall Street Journal published an article called “Dying for Milk: Some Mother’s Trying in Vain to Breast-Feed, Starve Their Infants.” Chaz Floyd was one of those infants. He may not have died from insufficient milk syndrome, but it did take his life. His mother spent a lot of time arguing with and praying to God. What happened to Chaz was purely preventable, if only doctors and nurses had listened whe... more

Learning to Dance in the Rain II

by Shelby Wagner

Everyone wants to love and be loved. But what happens when the one you love dies? Or you discover he/she is only after your money? When we are in love, life is fun and exciting. But when that love is lost, it is devastatingly painful. Author and educator, Shelby Wagner, has experienced both situations, and in her book, "Learning to Dance in the Rain II, " she offers insights and strategies which will be beneficial to all mature singles who desire a change. Those who buy and read her book, are ... more

Memoirs of a Bible Smuggler

by Jeana Sue Kendrick

Memoirs of a Bible Smuggler is a true story set during the Cold War, an era when Christians who resisted the Communists’ godless decrees faced prison or death. A naïve housewife in the Texas piney woods, Kendrick dreamed of being a Bible smuggler. She and her husband began praying an extra hour in the evenings. They were soon overseas, smuggling Bibles to Christians hungry for God’s Word. Through Door of Hope International, the Kendricks developed a network of trained couriers to deliver Bibles.... more

Solving the World's Titanic Struggles: Answers from Baha'i Philosophy and Spirituality

by Rodney Richards

Life and the world rolls on and seems topsy-turvy at times, or two steps forward, one step back. The question Why? permeates everything done or to be done, for good or ill. History looms large or small, the future holds promise or hurt. Humanity has chosen to look at its own devices to solve its problems, and look where we are, the wealthy prosper, the poor suffer, the middle class shrinks. But there are solutions, permanent ones, to our difficulties of loving and cooperating with each other... more

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