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  • 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

  • Journey Through Fire and Ice

    by Deanne Burch
    At the age of twenty three, Deanne Burch accompanied her husband, Ernest Burch ( Tiger) to the Inuit village of Kivalina, Alaska, a barrier island 23 miles above the Arctic Circle. Tiger was conducting a participant study of the natives whereas Deanne, was a city girl, ethnocentric, naïve, and completely unprepared for the journey she was about to embark on. In Kivalina, she lived on the edge of two worlds — the one she left behind and the one she where she reluctantly participated in all as... more

  • Behind the Red Door: How Elizabeth Arden’s Legacy Inspired My Coming-of-Age Story in the Beauty Industry

    by Louise Claire Johnson

    In 1908, Florence Nightingale Graham moved from the suburbs of Toronto, Canada to Manhattan with dreams of becoming a self-made woman. Within two years, she opened her first beauty salon on Fifth Avenue. Adopting the same name as her company, Elizabeth Arden went on to pioneer the global beauty industry (valued at $532 billion today) and become one of the wealthiest women in the world. By the end of the 1930s, it was said “there are only three American names known in every single corner... more

  • B08XNZPFTB

    by John Savant
    This book is a continuation from my first one the Escalator Trap System. Escalator 2 will provide the reader with an entirely new understanding and appreciation on how the Pick 3 lottery operates. The author has held nothing back and tipped out in the open, top- secret strategies, to make you a better player. You will find informative and eye opening revelations that you will enjoy reading over and over again. With this book and some applied practice, you’ll soon find yourself playing like a pro... more

  • Brain Storm: A Life in Pieces

    by Shelley Kolton
    The frightened 7-year girl. The aggressive 14-year old boy. The terrified 3-year old child. The cult leader. She lived with these, and over thirty other parts of her mind, no less real than you and I, throughout endless periods of deepest depression, paralyzing panic, thoughts of suicide, a revolving door of psychotherapists. A harbinger of the coming storm, darkness followed her everywhere, from infancy to a career as a renowned, openly gay OB/GYN in New York City. A loving wife and three... more

  • Safematernology

    by smit genelia
    Safematernology.com is an online pharmaceutical store that provides genuine and legal abortion pills online USA. We have collaborated with DHL and FEDEx that make sure that your parcel is shipped to your location safely. All the drugs that we supply are FDA approved and 100% genuine. Our website is also SSL certified. We believe in proving 100% customer service and satisfaction. For further details do visit our website https://safematernology.com/

  • 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.

  • 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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