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  • av Risa August
    210,-

    1,845 miles. 41 days. 12 cyclists. 1 brain tumor named Bubba. After a shocking diagnosis for a rare pituitary disease, and with her eighteen-year marriage in shambles, Risa's life has fallen far from picture-perfect. Recovering from brain surgery and desperate to get back to her former self, she signs up for the bike tour of a lifetime-six weeks from Canada to Mexico on the Pacific Coast Highway. The old Risa could have done the ride in her sleep, but for the new Risa, trapped in a body that no longer feels like her own and stuck in the company of her brain tumor, Bubba, the ride becomes a challenge unlike anything she's ever faced. As Risa pedals through rain, pain, and the ghosts of her memories, she wonders if the woman she once was will ever return or whether the new woman rising up in her place might just be the person she was meant to be all along. A remarkable story of transformation and resilience, The Road Unpaved speaks to shifting gears to navigate life's roadblocks and live a life without limits-a life fully unleashed.

  • av Carlo Levy
    148,-

    Understanding Madness explores the singular moods, fears, and synaesthetic experiences of a poet from the Pacific Northwest who also suffers from schizophrenia. It includes original collages that mirror the author's poetic sensibility on the cusp between word and image, reading and seeing, understanding and hallucination. A poignant, sincere, beautiful evocation of life on the edges of the normal, the consensual, and the rational.

  • av Santana Alvarado
    198,-

    AgriHood Baltimore: Community Collaboration and Cleaner, Greener Foods includes the first-person stories of seventeen junior farmers, volunteers, elders, and leaders revolutionizing urban farming in Baltimore City.

  • av Mary Kuykendall
    235,-

    All paths taken can be "forward."Dive into the captivating world of Memoir Moments by Mary Kuykendall. From cornfields and carhopping to Jackie Kennedy and the Pope, this collection of fifty-five stories not only reflects the author's personal experiences but also offers a unique perspective on the evolving culture over fifty years.Employing creative non-fiction techniques, Kuykendall crafts relatable narratives that resonate deeply with readers. From the heights of success in sports, business, and environmental causes to navigating police issues, discrimination, and financial challenges, these tales showcase the human spirit's resilience.As readers immerse themselves in the highs and lows of life, they glean valuable insights and discover a path to personal growth and understanding. Memoir Moments becomes a heartwarming tribute to gratitude, happiness, and tolerance, promoting empathy for people from all walks of life.

  • av Dorothy Cusick
    370,-

    Counseled by a priest to put her children in an orphanage after being evicted from her home, Dorothy Cusick's mother, Mary, was in danger of falling into despair. Poetically written, Dorothy's story of how her mother faced the full weight of her responsibility through her life of faith is an inspiration to the reader. Imbued with the grace only God can provide, Mary's story gives meaning to our own, recalling a verse from Genesis that "Asher's produce is rich, and he shall furnish dainties for kings" (49:20).

  • av Rosalind Dennis
    262 - 381,-

  • av Johnny Leonard Ford
    161,-

    There's No Place Like Home is a moving, autobiographical account of one man's struggles of living through the recessionJohnny, along with many people in the United States were devastated with unemployment, the stock market crash and the crippling economic state of the country from 2008-2016. Many people were faced with hard decisions, some of them were made for them, others, made it for themselves. Mr. Ford was determined not to be a statistic and gives his emotional testimony of courage, faith and relentlessness to try to keep his home. May this book be encouraging and inspiring to those that are facing hardships when life may seem too hard to handle. The journey is worth it.

  • av Darlene Hostettler
    216,-

    She did it!Three times Breast Cancer SurvivorTells her story.Have you heard the words "You have Cancer," those gut-wrenching words? If you have, this book is for you!Or your friend has just been diagnosed?Give it as a gift and you will be the "best friend."I authored this book to assist anyone experiencing any form of cancer, chemotherapy, and or radiation.Trust Him through this journey called cancer.

  • av J Frank Wynne
    241,-

    A coming of age story set in the baby boomer era. What was it like to grow up when your only curfew was, "Come home when the streetlights are on"? Find out in J. Frank's debut illustrated story, When the Streetlights Come On. The vignettes and illustrations in this memoir portray the energetic lightheartedness of carefree days recalled with great fondness.The illustrations show moments of action that kept us laughing and our hearts racing in the throes of pure fun.Follow along in When the Streetlights Come On to relive the authentic experience of days long past.

  • av Michael McCord
    232,-

    Prepare to embark on an enthralling and tantalizing journey through "Up From Nothing: The Michael McCord Story." Within the pages of this mesmerizing memoir, a tapestry of love, chaos, redemption, and hardship unfolds, weaving together an intricate narrative that will leave you spellbound. As you delve into the depths of McCord's remarkable life, be prepared to be captivated by his unwavering determination as he defies the odds stacked against him. With each turning page, secrets and revelations emerge, painting a vivid portrait of resilience and transformation in the face of adversity. Brace yourself for a riveting exploration of the human spirit, where the boundaries of possibility are shattered and the indomitable strength of the human soul shines through. "Up From Nothing: The Michael McCord Story" is a compelling and gripping memoir that will leave an indelible mark on your heart and mind.

  • av Nicole Hiser
    159,-

    Will you fight the past, or will you let it fall on your children's future? Within these pages is the story of a girl from West Virginia. One who dreamed of changing the world and living in the pages of her favorite books. She loved her books more than anything else because they allowed her to escape her world and believe that she could fight back against the monsters in it. A world of screams, abuse, addiction, and shattered hearts. A world that told her she was never enough. An ungenuine world that taught her conditions and the sting of betrayal and shame. Now, at 35, I reflect on the events of my life that helped mold me into the person I am today and the lessons I've learned along the way. This story is about how I, a little girl from a small town in West Virginia, stopped hiding from my past, reclaimed my power, forgave myself, and chose to live happy, successful, and limitless. And how you can too. TRIGGER WARNING:There is abuse, sexual assault, molestation, rape, addiction, domestic violence, violent acts against children, and mention of suicidal thoughts and actions in this story. This is a true story and not sugar-coated. Reader, be warned.

  • av Rachel Leland
    222

    A story of survival and hope in the face of a debilitating illnessWhen thirteen-year-old Rachel Leland fell in a soccer game, she had no idea that her life was about to change forever. A seemingly simple injury to her wrist led to an outbreak of inexplicable, debilitating pain throughout her body, leaving her bedridden and needing a wheelchair. This set Rachel and her mother, Dorothy, on a quest to find relief from her agonizing symptoms. Refusing to accept the opinions of doctors who either claimed that she was "faking it" or that nothing could be done, Rachel at last found a diagnosis: chronic Lyme disease.Rachel and her family were forced into a wildly different reality of long-distance doctor appointments, battles with unsupportive school and health-care systems, and daily doses of IV medications. Throughout the ordeal, Rachel's mental health deteriorated as well, landing the teenager in a psychiatric hospital.Based on the journal Rachel kept during her years battling Lyme and depression, this raw memoir chronicles Rachel's journey to becoming the strong, healthy woman she is today. Interspersed with Dorothy's insights, Finding Resilience is an unflinchingly honest and inspiring account of the struggles and triumphs they experienced together.

  • av Roneiko D. Henderson
    370,-

    During the perplexity associated with the Pandemic, numerous individuals found themselves in a position where they were required to rediscover themselves via the trials and tribulations of life presented. As you read through Reflections From Our Breakthroughs, you can reflect on the breakthroughs that I have experienced and those like yourself have experienced during the Pandemic and life in general. While there have been several breakthroughs throughout the transformation of our thought-provoking reflections, there has come the time to address those breakthroughs and free our minds in retrospect to the new journeys and paths upon us. We have explored multiple faucets within ourselves, addressing the loss of loved ones, employment, homes, relationships, and the self in some cases. The transformation has invoked the creation of a new self within, and it's time to stand up and enjoy this new creation.

  • av Roneiko D. Henderson
    370,-

    During the perplexity associated with the Pandemic, numerous individuals found themselves in a position where they were required to rediscover themselves via the trials and tribulations of life presented. As you read through Reflections From Our Breakthroughs, you can reflect on the breakthroughs that I have experienced and those like yourself have experienced during the Pandemic and life in general. While there have been several breakthroughs throughout the transformation of our thought-provoking reflections, there has come the time to address those breakthroughs and free our minds in retrospect to the new journeys and paths upon us. We have explored multiple faucets within ourselves, addressing the loss of loved ones, employment, homes, relationships, and the self in some cases. The transformation has invoked the creation of a new self within, and it's time to stand up and enjoy this new creation.

  • av Roberta E. Sawatzky
    290 - 473,-

  • av Nicolás Núñez Martín
    180,-

    Este libro es un testimonio de que el cambio es posible, incluso en los momentos más oscuros. Las palabras del autor son una guía alentadora para aquellos que enfrentan desafíos similares, ofreciendo consuelo y motivación para seguir adelante. Renaciendo de las Cenizas , desde momentos muy dificiles , este libro nos recuerda que la vida es preciosa y que siempre hay una luz al final del túnel, incluso cuando todo parece perdido. "Ánimo, y mucha fuerza, siempre existe una salida; cuando creas que todo está perdido, resiste y sigue, algo llegará con el tiempo. La espera puede ser larga, puede llegar a parecer eterna, podemos sufrir y padecer mucho en ella, pero resistan, no se cansen, aunque parezca que se agotan las opciones y se cierran todas las salidas, porque merece la pena, y siempre encontraremos algo, pues donde se cierra una puerta, se abre otra, y luego, comprenderán que hicieron bien al seguir luchando sin rendirse ante las circunstancias y se sentirán felices, satisfechos y orgullosos por ello."

  • av Sandra Harris Ramini
    285,-

    "Curtain up on a life-asserting and highly entertaining celebration of Act III. A must read..." Di Moxham Wise, but not worthy, Sandra Harris Ramini's take on the great final act of life is enlightening one moment, provocative the next, occasionally touching, ever truthful and very funny. After all, she says, there are worse ways of filling a life well-lived than prancing onto the stage for Act III, performing to your heart's content at every impossible dream you ever had, and then collapsing in a happy heap. "A sophisticated and charming book, understanding the demands of advancing years, cursing the inevitables, but skipping on regardless. A joy." Sheila Lanson "Act III will make you think, laugh and cheer, you will certainly applaud. Sandra may be a hard act to follow but she is a terrific leading lady!" Angi Jones

  • av John Walford
    118 - 146,-

  • av Felicia R. Allen
    341,-

    In Uncovering a Kingdom, Queen Mother Ramona bravely confronts the US Navy on December 3rd, 2019, in a battle for her freedom, dignity, and ownership. Her inspiring memoir recounts her journey as a single mother with no degree, no husband, and no church to support her. Despite the obstacles, she prioritizes her family, job, and friends until cancer threatens her life. With unwavering faith, she appeals to the US Navy Office of Personnel Management and Pro Se Litigate in a civil class action case. Queen Mother Ramona's fight is a metaphor for her unyielding determination to stand on the side of what is right. Her journey is filled with twists, turns, tears, and laughter, all guided by her strong faith in God.

  • av Karen Salyer McElmurray
    338,-

    "I could dream in poetry, could summon words for spiritual experience, could name God in twelve ways and in ten times and places in history. Award-winning writer Karen Salyer McElmurray details her life's journey across continents and decades in a poetic collection that is equal parts essay-as-memoir, memoir-as-Kèunstlerroman, and travelogue-as-meditation. It is about the deserts of India. A hospital ward in Maryland. The blue seas of Greece. A greenhouse in Virginia. It is about the spirit houses of Thailand. The mountains of eastern Kentucky. The depths of the Grand Canyon. A creative writing classroom in Georgia. An attic in a generations-old house. It is about coming to terms with both memory and the power of writing itself. At turns lyrical, poignant, and alluring, McElmurray probes her personal history from the stance of different places, perspectives, and vulnerabilities as she tenderly and fiercely searches for acceptance and a place to call home"--

  • av Linda Harvey
    247,-

    The legendary American jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald said it best, "It isn't where you come from; it's where you're going that counts." Born on April 25th in Newport, Virginia, Ella's early life was marked by hardships. Her parents never married, and her mother tragically passed away when she was just fifteen due to a car accident. Ella faced challenges and a difficult upbringing, including allegations of abuse and periods of homelessness. Yet, her love for music remained unwavering.In January 1935, an opportunity arose that would change Ella's life forever. She participated in a vocal contest at the Amateur Nights at the Apollo Theater and emerged victorious. From that moment, a new chapter began for Ella, brimming with obstacles and challenges in an era of discrimination and racial separatism. Despite criticism and being banned for her civil rights activism, Ella continued to dream, work hard, and forge her path forward.This anthology, inspired by Ella's journey, delves into the lives of women who have faced their own twists, bumps, and curves. Each story reflects their resilience, suffrage, tenacity, and unwavering faith in God. They wear the stiletto as a metaphor-a symbol of navigating through life's trials with grace and strength. Just as Ella's purity of tone and impeccable diction made her a revered figure in American history, they, too, have woven their unique narratives into the fabric of their collective experiences.Join them in this anthology, as they share our stories, demonstrating how faith and trust in God have lovingly guided them from pain to purpose. Discover the transformative power of resilience and the remarkable journeys of women who refuse to be defined by their past, embracing their true potential.Dr. Linda Harvey, acclaimed author and compiler of this empowering anthology, invites you to explore the depths of these testimonies and be inspired by the indomitable spirit of women who have overcome adversity to find their purpose.

  • av Mildred Beard
    198,-

    "Hodge Podge of Life" by Mildred Beard is a heartfelt memoir recounting her life's journey from her humble beginnings in Ethel, West Virginia, to her unwavering faith and community engagement. Inspired by conversations with classmates, Beard embarked on a spiritual quest, leading her to a profound connection with God.The book highlights pivotal moments in her life, including facing health challenges, experiencing spiritual awakening, and receiving miraculous healing through prayer. Her career in beauty culture allowed her to engage with her community, fostering lasting friendships.Beard's narrative underscores the importance of faith, community, and service. Her active involvement in churches, dedication to youth ministries, and commitment to community activities showcase her passion for making a positive impact on others' lives.In essence, "Hodge Podge of Life" is a testament to the enduring power of faith, community support, and the transformative impact of spirituality on one woman's remarkable journey.

  • av Phyllis Pendergrass
    249,-

    Experience a treasured summer through the eyes of a young girl who loved to fish, climb trees, and follow close behind her grandfather, or Papa, while growing up on Sand Mountain, a magical spot in the deep South. Meet a family rich in love and never at a loss to see the humor in everyday life.

  • av Jacinta Dumas
    249,-

    Trust Your Gut is an inspiring story about a mother and son navigating the road of behavioural issues, ADHD and autism. After missing the early intervention cut off, they are learning to navigate the emotions and trials that life is throwing at the family. Trust Your Gut shares the rollercoaster of emotions that the family face while trying to help their son. This is a book about learning to cope on a daily basis when the abnormal turns to normal, all while enjoying a good laugh. When the family have to think outside the box, you can see how the disastrous can be dealt with by humour. If you don't laugh, you'll cry!Trust Your Gut is a learning guide for parents, reminding them that they are not alone! There are so many families that are going through the same process and trials of children and their behaviour in today's society. Remember, there is no normal, and there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

  • av Milena Cifali
    214,-

    Milena Cifali, award winning songwriter, and second time published author, (Mallacoota Time, Echo Books), shares her most personal experiences of recent traumas, including losing her home in the 2019 bushfires, and a car accident that has challenged her mobility. Within these pages she shares her personal journey in the hope it may help others.She lives in Brisbane with her partner, one cat and eight birds.'In my healing process, I am now trying to reconnect with the child in my heart: I still my mind, focus on my breath, the breeze, the present; let everything else take care of itself. I surrender.'

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    av Lisa St Aubin de Teran
    211,-

    A new memoir by best-selling novelist Lisa St Aubin de Teran (Keepers of the House, The Slow Train to Milan), looking back candidly at her life having retreated from the world to remote Mozambican village.

  • av Rosie Jarman
    240,-

    A Mountain in my Heart provides an extraordinary insight into a teenage girl's journey on being unexpectedly diagnosed, with an exceptionally rare cancer. From the Welsh Mountains the author diarises the pre- and post-diagnosis of a cardiac sarcoma, alongside providing extensive research and insight which will help educate and support both Medical Professionals and families with children undergoing treatment.From walking up the mountains as part of her Duke of Edinburgh expedition award, the author progresses through her journey as she navigates hospitals across the UK whilst undergoing the effects of major open-heart surgery, chemotherapy, radiation treatment and everything in between. The author portrays a remarkable resilience of human spirit and writes with humour and honesty.There is currently no other book written by a young person that provides such an in depth, open and true reflection of a cancer diagnosis and journey. The author had foresight and fortitude to fill this gap with the intent to help others and raise money for charities. This is a truly remarkable testament and legacy.

  • av Agustin Blazquez
    425

    Agustin Blazquez's THE KILLER FLIES OF LUXOR, a novel about an artist's escape from Cuba into a dream-world of art and movies, illustrates Braque's insight that "Art is a wound turned into light."

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