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  • av Priyanka Verma
    161,-

    Mahatma Gandhi-?one of the most revered names in Indian history?-played a significant role in the Indian freedom struggle. He is considered the 'Father of our nation'. Indians lovingly called him Bapu. Mahatma Gandhi's teachings of Ahinsa and Satya (non-violence and truth) changed the complete outlook of the Indian freedom fighters and helped India to get freedom eventually. Here is a brief description of Mahatma Gandhi's life, which is a great source of inspiration."Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam a well-known scientist, professor, aeronautical engineer, the chancellor of the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), and the 11th President of India is one of the greatest personalities of our country. Honored by the highest civilian honour of India, Bharat Ratna, and also called by the titles like the 'Missile Man of India' and 'People's President', Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam is truly an inspiring personality. Here is a brief description of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam's life, which is a great source of inspiration.

  • av Candi S. Cross & Eric Alva
    205 - 356,-

  • av Alexia Bartholomew
    210,-

    Even though Alexia has self-published books that encourage people to do things from the heart and let them know that they are not the only ones that will overcome the things that the readers have experienced, her first launch into her career as a writer started in poetry (whether she knew it or not at the time). Her new book, My Journey Through Poetry, is a compilation of poems that have been birthed through some traumas, relationships, life, self-inflicted decisions that reaped some consequences, being in a creative writing class, and through inspiration by the Holy Ghost. As you, the reader, get to know the author through her poetry, may you, the reader, hear her heart and transparency through each word but you may also be encouraged to soar like an eagle through anything that comes your way.

  • av A. A. Garofalo
    187,-

    In 1961, as we met for the first time, little did we know that our lives would be transformed by a rollercoaster of love, laughter, and loss spanning several decades. As we embark on this journey together, brace yourself for an exhilarating yet terrifying experience in The Horrors of a Successful Marriage.

  • av Will Adams
    677,-

    My First Hundred Years is a memoir of the lifetime of Dr. Will Adams who shares many varied experiences culminating in the knowledge and opinions of a man who has lived a very fulfilling life.The book begins with an introduction to his family of four and the large extended family he grew up with. Many childhood memories surround that family which includes the story of starting a newspaper at a very young age with his brother, Bert, and selling out as they distributed them on their bikes.As he gets older, Dr. Adams takes the reader through his service in the Kansas National Guard as well as his days at the University of Kansas. He continued his education at Columbia University receiving a PhD and becoming a Professor of Political Science for 34 years at William Jewell College in Liberty MO.But all work and no play is NOT how Dr. Adams lives his life - he also taught Ballroom Dancing for 43 years, led and played in several bands over the decades, was involved with many women who made such an impression there's a whole Chapter dedicated to them, and invented Board games including 102 variations of checkers and 26 variations of Chess.Dr. Adams also shares his experiences with depression and the Messianic Complex as well as his views on aging, religion, and politics.You will find this book interesting, educational, funny and sad but what you won't be...is bored!

  • av Stuart Friedman
    247,-

    Alright, well the best way to satisfy the curiosity of the inquisitive, seeking in a nutshell, as to what could this book be about, please let the following serve as the Senior Author's description without having to let the cat out of the bag. CIVIL is about Stuart Friedman having been asked by his dad to accompany him to a resort in upstate New York. CIVIL is about Stuart went with is dad, and then met a woman by the name of Ilene F. Adanuncio. Stuart and Ilene fell in love. Ilene then sold her place of residence, and just said Stuart, I sold my condominium, and we're moving to Florida. CIVIL is about Ilene having been so much in love with Stuart, that she wanted him to have all of her assets. CIVIL is about Ilene having been diagnosed with Cancer in the middle of February of 2016. CIVIL is, unfortunately in April of 2017 Ilene passed away, but having made sure Ilene's desires to leave Stuart her assets were legally prepared as far as all the paperwork, etc. CIVIL is about Ilene's sister having found out of Ilene's imminent demise, Stuart was sued, and so was the Investment Company that Ilene directed her assets be bequeathed to Stuart. CIVIL is about Stuart hired a lawyer to help him, but contrary that lawyer did the opposite. CIVIL is about Stuart having to represent himself in the Broward County 17th Judicial Circuit Civil Court in Florida. CIVIL is about Stuart not having any lawyer, any witnesses, any real experience in the field of law, except for a legal research certificate. Finally CIVIL is about Stuart had been accused of so-called undue influence, and the Plaintiff, (Ilene's sister) gathered more than one dozen witnesses to testify against Stuart as to why he should not get Ilene's assets. Stuart was Pro/Se, Stuart tried the case himself, Stuart prevailed by himself. So, I hope that the foregoing shall satisfy just a tiny bit of curiosity as to what CIVIL is about.

  • av François Mai
    204 - 364,-

  • av Judith Kirwan Kelley
    247,-

    Judith Kirwan Kelley is the author of Dorchester Girl (SDP Publishing, 2021). In her second book, Since Dorchester, Kirwan Kelley continues her journey, only persuaded to "get in the car or we're moving without you!" by extreme familial pressure to leave her beloved Dorchester birthplace behind when her family moved to Boston's South Shore in 1968. This is a memoir-but one infused with historical, sociopolitical, and economic background that molded the family's choices. Possessing academic degrees, including a bachelor's degree from Boston State College and a Doctor of Philosophy from Brown University, Kirwan Kelley brings theoretical perspectives from numerous fields to her book. The stories presented in Since Dorchester show us Kirwan Kelley growing up as a city girl in tumultuous social times, the causes and consequences of frequent moves, and the effects of rapid social change on family structure and society as a whole from women's rights, civil rights, the sexual revolution, and dynamic political changes. Enjoy!

  • av Mark Twain
    214 - 309,-

  • av Walter Scott
    333 - 414,-

    Originally published in 1890, The Journal of Sir Walter Scott spans seven eventful years of the author¿s life where he attempts to reclaim his good standing. It¿s a revealing look at the highs and lows of one of the greatest novelists of all-time.The Journal of Sir Walter Scott starts in 1825 when the author is 54 years old. It recounts a seven-year stretch of financial strain caused by failed business ventures and defaulted loans. Scott details his struggle to maintain his dignity, while losing his status and possessions. He recounts personal traumas linked to the death of his wife in 1826, as well as his own declining health. It is a riveting exploration of the author¿s final years. The Journal of Sir Walter Scott is considered a masterpiece of candid writing. Scott bares his soul as he navigates several unexpected obstacles. In the midst of his anguish, he maintains a sincerity that makes for a refreshing and reflexive read. With an eye-catching new cover, and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of The Journal of Sir Walter Scott is both modern and readable.

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    av Fleur Pierets
    163,-

    This is a story that will touch the world and help people cope with grief and loss. A reminder of the power of love in the face of sickness and hatred.Belgian artist Fleur Pierets wanted to marry her partner Julian in all countries where two women are allowed to marry. The aim was to raise awareness of equal marriage rights in a positive way. But the 'world tour of love' was interrupted: after her fourth marriage, in Paris, Julian was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour. She died two months later. Pierets had only one thing left to do: write.Fleur Pierets and Julian P. Boom worked as an artist duo under the name JF. Pierets and created, among other things, the magazine Et Alors? On 20 September 2017, they launched their performance Project 22 in New York. Julian died on 22 January 2018.We could think of this book as the three strands of hair that form a braid that intertwine throughout the book: Love, LGBTQ+ activism and grief. First, Pierets tells the story of how they met, delves into their careers before they fell in love, and gives context to their intense relationship and collaboration. Then, we are at the centre of the memoir: a celebration of love, freedom, progress and, above all, the power of their commitment. It is about their magazine Et Alors? and their famous Project 22: to get married in every country where same-sex marriage was legal. They got married in New York, Paris, Amsterdam and Antwerp, while raising awareness of same-sex relationships. The last part is about Julian's illness and eventual death.Fleur writes about her grief and how she coped with the loss of her soulmate, describing her life with Julian with clarity and insight, making it easy for the reader to empathise with her feelings. Although this is not a sad book, tears are guaranteed. But there's also lightness, hope and, above all, the realisation that true love does exist. Her love for Julian is so palpable in every sentence that it's like a force of nature.JULIAN explores themes of love, commitment, activism, loss and grief. It is so tactile, you can feel its energy. It's a testament to the power of love in the face of illness and hatred. Pieret's writing is deceptively simple, very essay-like, yet full of heart. It is a lesbian version of Joan Didion's Year of Magical Thinking (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 2005).

  • av Ronna Russell
    247,-

    Born into an evangelical church family, Ronna grows up feeling lonely and unloved. She perceives herself as different-and thereby, unwanted-alienated by a faith hostile to outsiders. Unbeknownst to Ronna, her preacher-father is a closeted homosexual, inwardly raging at his suppressed sexuality. He raises his daughters with an iron hand, ensuring they conform to the church's traditional values. Ronna rebels, believing she can leave her upbringing behind and walk away, unscathed.Ronna unwittingly marries a man in denial about his own sexual preferences, caring for him and their four children almost singlehandedly. As their sex life and bank account dwindle to nothing, fear keeps her silent. When her father-previously spurned by his beloved church-dies of AIDS, Ronna is forced to reexamine her joyless existence. She finds the courage to stand on her own: pursuing her gifts and awakening to herself. In the process, she falls in love with her own life.

  • av Charlotte H. Burkholder
    266 - 437,-

  • av Sonia M. Carter
    222

    Sweet Mystery: The God I've Come to KnowIs Jesus real? From devout skeptic to deep believer, "Sweet Mystery" candidly shares one woman's journey to faith. This raw and honest recount lays down all veneers of perfection to reveal the matchless love of Jesus Christ. After navigating the pitfalls of inexperience, struggles with self-love, identity, and purpose, a series of life-changing revelations redirect her course. In this true story, you will be taken on an emotional ride of self-discovery and spiritual transformation.

  • av Priyanka Verma
    161,-

    Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam a well-known scientist, professor, aeronautical engineer, the chancellor of the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), and the 11th President of India is one of the greatest personalities of our country. Honored by the highest civilian honour of India, Bharat Ratna, and also called by the titles like the 'Missile Man of India' and 'People's President', Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam is truly an inspiring personality. Here is a brief description of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam's life, which is a great source of inspiration.Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan a great thinker, philosopher, educationist, scholar and statesman of India is one of the most inspiring Indian personalities. His birthday, 5th September, is celebrated in India as Teachers' Day every year. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan acted as the first Vice President and the second President of independent India. He dedicated his entire life in educating and empowering people and contributed a lot in laying the foundation of the Indian education system. Here is a brief description of S. Radhakrishnan's life, which is a great source of inspiration.

  • av Patrick Sansano
    240,-

    Patrick Sansano présente la première partie du sixième tome de son Journal commencé en 2015. Après "Journal 2015", "Journal 2016", "De Muriel Baptiste à Lara Fabian, Journal 2017", "L'année blanche, Journal 2018" et "L'année d'Emma Marrone, Journal 2019", et une pause de trois ans, il revient conter l'actualité et sa vie personnelle."En attendant Emma" est la suite directe de "L'année d'Emma Marrone". Le livre parle de l'actualité, de son parcours intime et de la vie de la grande chanteuse italienne Emma Marrone.

  • av Agnès Jeannot
    375,-

    Ce roman-mémoires et de développement personnel révèle avec tendresse et authenticité le parcours chaotique de l'auteure : "De la petite fille à la femme chamane". L'auteure inspire à l'éveil et délivre de précieux conseils dirigés vers une quête du bonheur, de paix et de liberté à être soi.Ce livre est un trésor de découvertes, riche de sujets distincts et dans lequel beaucoup de femmes se reconnaîtront.

  • av Shakela Matthews
    356,-

    In Beautiful Brokenness, Shakela helps you begin healing by refocusing on you. She shows how to use your pain to push you into your purpose, silence that inner critic, and become who God created you to be. This book was written to encourage you to heal from that unsuccessful relationship, claim your worth, move past your fears, and receive the freedom that our gracious God has given to each of you. You can reclaim what's yours. You can't succeed if you never put action to moving forward. Putting action brings your goals to fruition and turns your adversities around. You must be willing to take action and move forward. Sis, I'm proud of you because I know what you are going through is hard, but I'm cheering for you. This is tough, but remember you are tougher. You've got this! Divorce is undoubtedly a difficult experience, but it can present an opportunity to embrace your changing reality, reclaim control over your life, and create a fulfilling future. Let me hold that mirror for you so that you can see; you, my dear, are BEAUTIFUL, and you are ENOUGH! You are FLAWSOME, yes flawed, but still awesome. So, join me in re-introducing the world to the new you!

  • av Anita Wasko
    198,-

    ¿Finding Inspiring Lessons in a Beach House DreamAnita was getting ready to retire, and she and her husband Chris wanted to break ground for a house in a Florida beach town. With their children grown, their idyllic dream was to move from scenic Pennsylvania to sunny Florida. However, Anita soon discovered that fears threatened to overtake moving into the unknown. She wrestled with leaving a stable career and an established identity to pursue a new and unfamiliar path. Follow Anita and Chris from the first inklings of a house design through the building permit process, facing the fallout from the pandemic and rising construction costs.The journey shares one of the most sought-after aspects of life, the manifestation of our dreams. Anita demonstrates how to traverse a transition by drawing on life lessons learned along the way. Every chapter ends with sage advice, sharing insight about letting go of the familiar and allowing for the creation of something new. The book's lessons are trusting our intuition, following our dreams, and acting toward our desires. Building A Dream will inspire, comfort, and inform your own life's journey toward your personal dreams.

  • av Livia Sara
    395,-

    Autism and Anorexia - a "Perfect" ComboAt just 15 years of age, Livia was tossed out of the Dutch eating disorder treatment system with the message: "You're just going to have to accept the fact that you're never going to get better."Growing up unknowingly autistic, Livia spent the majority of her young life seeking worth and validation in external achievements. She excelled in her honors classes, competitive sports, and eventually, an eating disorder.Until the control she so desperately sought nearly killed her, Livia made the hardest decision anyone with an eating disorder can make: to trust and surrender to the recovery process.In this gripping and vulnerable memoir, Livia answers the question: What does it take to recover from an eating disorder as an autistic person?In this book you will learn:how invalidated autism can manifest as anorexiawhy eating disorder treatment fails for autistic peoplehow to discover your true self and live an abundant lifeTo learn how to free yourself or an autistic loved one from an eating disorder, grab your copy of Rainbow Girl by clicking Buy Now!

  • av Andrea E. Davis
    126 - 164,-

  • av Dominic Bulone Jr.
    216,-

    Near Misses is intended to help educate readers about situations like those that happened in my lifetime. This book is about my life and the near-death experiences I've experienced in my lifetime over many years. Hopefully, it will also help you understand some of the situations and, specifically, what to do if you ever find yourself facing something similar. This might even help you prevent them from ever occurring.

  • av Caren Sun
    227,-

    In this story of strength and perseverance, Caren Sun recounts her disastrous childhood and how the sociopath destroyed everyone in her path. One sibling had a nervous breakdown at the age of three, the other committed suicide. Family history uncovered a staggering amount of mental illness, abuse, alcoholism and crushing poverty. This is a story evil to the bone.

  • av Mary Brown Bullock
    261 - 540,-

  • av King Kenney
    198,-

    In a world where conformity regularly clashes with creativity, Space Bar Continuum unveils the ways writers battle instability in all its forms. From adversity to triumph, this gripping tale defies artistic norms and reveals the power of the creative spirit. With profound reflections on mental health, creativity, and personal growth, King details his winding journey, delivering an inspiring love letter to writers everywhere.

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