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  • A River Runs Under It: 40 Years on a Houseboat in Oregon

    by Andrea Carlisle
    In A River Runs Under It: 40 Years on a Houseboat in Oregon, Andrea Carlisle looks back at how she came to find her place on a floating home outside of Portland. Although she originally thought her life on the river would be a few years at most, she found herself staying on despite hardships and inconveniences, including a family of beavers living in her basement. The book contains a glossary of houseboat terminology with funny and poignant anecdotes helping to define each term. Photos of houseb... more

  • From Truth With Truth

    by Lawrence Lindell
    From Truth With Truth is a graphic memoir from cartoonist Lawrence Lindell about identity, mental health and healing. In the book you will find definitions to mental health conditions, a look at what it’s like for a child going into adulthood dealing with the unstableness of having to constantly move, and navigate his mental health issues, identity and tragedy. The story journeys through Lindell’s life growing up in a Black baptist church, being a child of divorce, navigating life living w... more

  • 9781393331858

    by Elle Mott
    In this e-book, discover how, why, and where to volunteer. It is divided into easy-to-read chapters to explore a multitude of volunteering ideas, including a chapter on virtual volunteering and a chapter dedicated to teens. It concludes with a bibliography of more than 25 website links to further help make an informed decision with volunteering choices. Bonus chapters come from the author’s blog, in which she shares heartfelt dedication and momentum in our call to action. Together, we can make o... more

  • 978-1633372061

    by Elle Mott
    A harrowing true story of choices and consequences. As a teenager, Elle Mott descended into hopelessness. Her life as a criminal and a vagrant led her deeper into the darkness. Balancing multiple identities, the more secrets she kept, the more lies she needed. She sheds personas, rebelling against who she was and who she's becoming, but thousands of hitchhiked miles can't distance her from the crushing expectations of her great-grandmother's legacy. Until she surrenders to herself, she will ne... more

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    by Digiml Local SEO Agency
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  • Fastlane: My Japanese Roadster on the Information SuperHighway

    by James Chandler
    Fastlane takes you back to the beginnings of the Internet. Entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, business managers, and investors -- no one knew where this would lead us. Yet we knew it was big. Instant millionaires were made overnight, elated yet uncertain that their paper fortunes from this dream world would be there at the morning’s opening bell. Chandler takes us first hand, first person into the excitement, chaos, and “irrational exhuberance” of that pivotal time. As the Director of Bu... more

  • Red, White, and the Blues: A Long and Hard Ride over Treacherous Terrain

    by John R. Hall
    “Keep the shiny side up.” Biker, street performer, cab driver, magician, IT/IS specialist, long-haul trucker, soldier, and oil field worker John Richard “Little Ricky” Hall has done damn near everything in this life—and taken more than his fair share of hard knocks in the process. Red, White, and the Blues is both a riveting account of a fateful cross-country motorcycle ride and a searing indictment of the American dream. In 2011, North Dakota’s Bakken oil boom was turning the earth (literal... more

  • Aiming High: How a Prominent Sports and Celebrity Agent Hit Bottom at the Top

    by Darren Prince
    Aiming High is the astonishing story of sports and celebrity agent Darren Prince, who battled addiction while representing some of the most iconic figures in the world. After a drug overdose, many demoralizing nights, and mornings where he couldn't get out of bed without a prescription in hand, Darren hit rock bottom at the top--and in the process discovered the true meaning of success.

  • OFF THE RECORD: Confessions of a Media Consultant

    by Jim Cameron
    You think witty soundbites come naturally to slick corporate executives appearing on TV? Jim Cameron's funny and insightful tales about his 40 years as a news reporter, media trainer and public relations consultant pulls back the curtain on public relations tricks and techniques. You'll get the inside scoop on how Jim Cameron prepares spokespersons to match wits with skeptical reporters on television, radio, newspapers and online. Readers in the business of influencing the news media will receiv... more

  • Fostering and Us

    by Marie Coady
    It covers their years of fostering, all the ups and downs, and how fostering affected their daily lives and the amount of enjoyment and happy memories they have. It is also written to acknowledge the amount of support they received from their family, friends, and neighbours.

  • Wear Pink, Love Yourself

    by Ethan Walker
    Desperate to leave his native country, Albania, Martin starts a new adventure by travelling through and discovering the Schengen area of Western Europe. Travelling via work exchange pays for his food and accommodation, keeping him safe during his long journey of self-discovery and spiritual awareness. His curiosity to find answers ultimately pushes him to go further than he ever imagined.

  • 3,001 Arabian Days: A Memoir

    by Rick Snedeker
    When I arrived in a desert airstrip in Saudi Arabia as a toddler in 1953, my dad was involved in creating there what would become history's largest and most consequential oil company. I had no idea as I grew up in a unique cocoon. It was simultaneously a breathtakingly exotic yet typically American childhood.
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    Peace and War

    by Thomas Miller
    Thirteen short stories set between the end of WWII and the end of the 20th century and against the backdrop of war and the threat of it that existed constantly during that time period. For more information about this, visit thomasmillerauthor.com or https://booklocker.com/10986

  • It's Your World: Think Freely and Express Yourself

    by Xolani Kacela
    Looking for quick, digestible insights about mastering your world? Needing new ideas that can jump start your critical thinking? Discover a fresh perspective on your world that inspires you to craft your own keen views. Break away from old ideas learned from family and friends. Learn to become a trusted influencer. All this awaits you inside this book.

  • Traveling Through North Korea: Adventures in the Hermit Kingdom

    by Stephen Harris

    Stephen Harris is a travel journalist whose yen for exploring places off the beaten path led him to North Korea. He had long wondered what might lie within this most mysterious and controversial of countries that mainstream media outlets attack so fiercely. However, preconceptions could never have prepared him for an experience so unexpected in the Hermit Kingdom!

    Loaded with photos, Traveling Through North Korea promises to entertain and attempts to mitigate an information gap through ... more

  • My 48 Years at Sea: From Deck Boy in Denmark to Captain in America (Revised)

    by Holly Kondras
    We all have a story to tell. Mine is a sea story that started in 1948 when I turned 14 and no further education was available to me. My father gave me two choices: stay home and fish or ship out.

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