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  • Memories of Pith

    by Pith Schure
    Discovering new friends and distant horizons was not only in his blood, but he also went for it. And so a world in its countless forms opened up in front of his eyes.

  • American Bread: My First Twenty Years in America

    by Alfred DiGiacomo
    My book begins with my parents, our family life and my life during my first 20 years.
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    Gathering Courage: A Life-Changing Journey through Adoption, Adversity, and a Reading Disability

    by TA McMullin
    Award-winning, Gathering Courage: A Life-Changing Journey Through Adoption, Adversity, and a Reading Disability is about a child who was adopted and later rejected by her adoptive family. Learning was a challenge for the author, T.A. “Terry” McMullin, as she was dyslexic and could barely make out words in elementary school. Because of failing grades her parents sent her to a foster home where Terry turned to God and a special horse for help. Years later, Terry’s life transformed from a brok... more
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    Sober Heart: Life and Love in Recovery

    by Mary Ellin Lerner
    a collection of essays that together comprise a memoir of one woman's experiences with addiction and recovery

  • The Complete Guide to Buying at Garage, Yard, and Estate Sales and Selling Online for Fun and Profit

    by Dan Blakely
    Where else can you start a new business or hobby with $100.00 in your pocket and a full tank of gas in your car? For years garage sale trainer Dan Blakely has been helping people easily supplement their income by going to Garage sales! This is not a small book, it is complete and covers a very wide range of profit opportunities. With so much demand for his services he has finally agreed to write a book to expand his expertise to whomever wants to learn. If you have wondered how some people make ... more

  • My World Book 2: Tramping the Globe on $10 a Day

    by Ben Batchelder
    A lost American, fresh out of college and despairing of his career, chaotic life, and diseased family, looks to renew himself. Invited to Europe, he decides to travel ever east on $10 a day for over a year. Here is the story of his odyssey, with disastrous brushes with thieves, malicious custom officials, lost luggage, Cairo scam artists, and Thai police. It is a tale of lost innocence, political awakening, falling in love, and finding the support, and resourcefulness, to pull through the most... more

  • The Writing on the Wall

    by Marilyn Howard

    The Writing on the Wall provides strategies to conquer and succeed in life and business, while telling an entertaining story. Becoming an entrepreneur wasn't an option for a woman in the early 1960s, but explorations called and opportunities appeared. Breaking through an ad agency's glass ceiling, skiing in Aspen, and a year of travel adventures led to the founding and operating of Creative Freelancers Inc., the first central agency for freelance commercial artists ... more

  • Memoirs of Arbaia

    by barry j england

  • Broken Spirit to Boundless Joy: How to Break Through Your Hurts and Take Back Your Life

    by Kathy Bates
    Kathy has been described by some as a walking miracle. The traumatic events she has endured could easily cause a person to turn to substance abuse, self-harm, or even suicide. Instead, she has been triumphant and a true inspiration to others. This is a story of transformation from brokenness, grief and despair to spiritual and emotional healing and deep joy through perseverance and faith. We all have been hurt in some way and when that happens our emotions can take over. Anger, bitterness, ha... more

  • Lady Father

    by Susan Bowman
    a memoir which chronicles my journey through the Episcopal ordination process of the 1980's and my subsequent ministries. It is compelling, real, humorous, painful, and joyful. It is filled with real-life experiences which will speak loudly to anyone who feels called to ministry in the church, anyone who is in the process towards ordination, those who are serving in ministry in the church, as well as those in any profession who find themselves in an uphill battle against tradition and just plain... more

  • A Tortuous Path: Atonement and Reinvention in a Broken System

    by Christopher Pelloski

    Silver Medal Winner of the 2019 Living Now Book Awards.
    Bronze Medal Winner of the 2019 Global Ebook Awards.
    Finalist, 2019 International Book Awards.

    In this thought-provoking sequel to his award-winning memoir, “Trauma, Shame, and the Power of Love: The Fall and Rise of a Physician who Heals Himself,” former elite cancer doctor and researcher, Christopher Pelloski, chronicles his compelling journey from federal incarceration to halfway house detention to the firs... more

  • The Creative Heroine's Path: Live Your Creative Life

    by Julie Baldwin
    Do you long to express your creativity, but you fear it's too late, or you're not talented enough? Here's a secret: on the other side of your fear is your aliveness. In this book, author and creative mentor, Julie Baldwin, takes you on a journey of self-discovery and creative growth. Her inspirational stories and exercises help you get unblocked and energized to take your first steps—and keep going! By the end of the book, you will understand how to wake up your life and blaze your own creative ... more

  • Gui Ren: Extraordinary Stories of Ordinary People

    by Erin O'Neil
    Gui Ren is a written Chinese phrase that encompasses the synchronicity of people entering your life with purposeful timing to help guide you through difficult challenges. Erin O'Neil graduated from college with a plane ticket across the globe and her dream job in hand. She had all the building blocks in place for a successful post-graduate career and a thrilling adventure. But when all fell tumbling down on her, and she found herself stranded in Shanghai, China, unemployed and heartbroken, she k... more

  • Resilience: A survival story

    by Shane Bautista

    ‘I started to cry and yell as I felt anxious and scared. I was only two years old when Craig came crashing out of his bedroom, holding a pillow. As Craig held the pillow over my face, I remember kicking and pulling at his arms, but he was too strong. I couldn’t breathe. I could feel my panic increase, my heart beating faster. I thought I was going to die…’

    From the age of two, Shane didn’t have the normal upbringing. Being handed ... more

  • "Crossing Troubled Waters: The Memoir of an English War Widow"

    by Elayne Grant Archer
    The memoirist, Phyllis Grant Archer, was a war widow, Canadian immigrant, and feminist before her time. Born in London in 1911, Phyllis led an exciting life, overcoming the challenges of a tumultuous childhood, discrimination as a working woman in the 1930s, the birth of her son during the Blitz, and the death of her husband in the war, just after the birth of her daughter. Seeking to start anew, Phyllis took her children to Toronto in 1944. Once there, however, she often faced hostility as a si... more

  • Dear Al, A Widow's Struggles and Remembrances

    by Marilyn Pellini
    This book was written in hopes of bringing to the fore the plight of widows and widowers in our society. In other cultures those experiencing the loss of a mate, are cared for, nurtured, entertained and allowed whatever length of time it takes to find some new joy and purpose in life. For some experiencing grief the emptiness never totally disappears, but these lost souls need to know that is expected and accepted too.

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