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  • - My Struggle to Remember
    av Alice Cunningham
    250,-

    Dreams Tell the Story! In the depths of her trauma-ridden past, Alice discovered a resounding truth: trauma does not define us nor determine our future. Now, in her captivating and profound memoir, she unveils her remarkable journey towards healing and reclaiming her identity. Dive into the pages as Alice recounts an unfathomable abduction and the subsequent veil of repression that shrouded her memories. But this memoir is not solely about the past; it's about the extraordinary life that bloomed despite the shadows. Transported to the vibrant streets of New York in 1962, Alice embarks on an exhilarating quest to pursue her dreams as an opera singer. The National Opera Institute beckons her with a grant to study opera management at the revered Opera Theater of New Jersey. Then, a pivotal moment arises when San Francisco Opera recruits her in 1974 to lead their prestigious Merola Opera Program. Little does she know that her journey is far from over. In an unexpected twist of in fate 1989, memories long lost resurface, shattering the fragile equilibrium she had worked so hard to achieve. But undeterred by the chaos, Alice wields her unwavering determination to obtain a master's degree in Counseling Psychology at National University. Her altruistic spirit finds solace in working with foster children, gifting them the hope she once yearned for. Yet, amidst the winding path of her destiny, Alice's unquenchable thirst for answers propels her relentless search for truth. She delves into riveting research, conducts heartfelt interviews, and embarks on a transformative pilgrimage to Los Angeles. Along the way, singing, photography, and the profound connection with nature intertwine to paint her existence with purpose and tranquility. Trauma may be a formidable specter, but Alice Cunningham's odyssey serves as a testament to the indomitable human spirit. In this poignant memoir, the possibility of a purposeful, productive, and rewarding life beyond the traumas of the past shines through. Discover the extraordinary depths of resilience and find inspiration in Alice's triumphant evolution from victim to victor.

  • av Stephanie Geller
    354,-

    It's Never Too Late to Ignite Your Inner Badass Stephanie Geller never thought of herself as a badass. She just knew she had some badass stories to share with the world. From growing up as an Air Force brat to training for the Olympics, from waitressing at Waffle House to succeeding as a top executive, her life stories hilariously illustrate the magic that can happen when you fearlessly and relentlessly believe in yourself. Above all, this book is a brave and exuberant ode to carrying your heart with you wherever you go.It is true that by age forty Stephanie's bank account had grown from two figures to seven. But this is far from your typical story of upward mobility dwelling on hardship, isolation, and struggle. Rather, this book is an honest and entertaining celebration of the joy and pure fun to be had at each and every wrong turn, dead end, and golden opportunity. It is an enthusiastic tribute to kindness, laughter, friendship, hard work, and hard play.Spanning over five decades of simply rocking it every day, these vibrant stories are bound to stick with you long after you've put them down. Whether it's Six Teenagers and an El Camino, where Stephanie uses shoelaces to MacGyver the broken windshield wipers on her friend's car in the middle of a rainstorm, or I'll Take His Name to the Grave, concerning a fling with a celebrity she meets at an underground club in LA, or The Class They'll Never Forget, where she convinces her fellow financial advisor trainees to wear togas made from hotel bed sheets to the President's Reception, the pure zest for life to be found on every page is nothing short of contagious.However, like most good humorists, Stephanie is never too sentimental. Reading this book is not going to change your life, she warns readers in her punchy introduction. That's bullshit. That may be true, but You Can't Make This Sh!t Up will undoubtedly compel you to see your own life in a new light. Maybe you want to dream bigger, let go of some past regrets, or just know when to say no. Wherever you may be in your journey on this wild and precious planet, be prepared for this book to uncover your own inner badass along the way.

  • av Jaime Nieves
    330,-

    Our pets are the best teachers of how to be good stewards of all God's creaturesIn this first, beautifully illustrated book from the forthcoming series, Lollie & Micks's Lessons from The Rainbow Bridge, we are introduced to Grammie Rose, Lollie, and their cat, Micks. When Micks passes away Grammie uses the Rainbow Bridge to comfort Lollie and remind her of all the good things she did to care for Micks and how Lollie can teach her friends to care for their pets, too.In this book, your child will learn how to:understand what the Rainbow Bridge iscare for animals the way that God cares for usbe good stewardscomfort themselves when their pets dieSmall acts of kindness and love go a long way, especially in today's troubled world. Think of all the small gifts of loyalty and enjoyment our pets give to us every day; they warm our hearts and make us feel very special. Gifting the same love and kindness to our beloved pets is a wonderful way to show them our true appreciation. It is also a beautiful way to thank all of God's creatures for making our lives happy and fulfilling, and for teaching us important life lessons. Just ask Job in the Bible!In Job 12:7-10, we read: "But ask the animals, and they will teach you, the birds of the air, and they will tell you; ask the plants of the earth, and they will teach you, and the fish of the sea will declare to you. Who among all these does not know that the hand of the Lord has done this? In his hand is the life of every living thing and the breath of every human being." If we are willing to open our hearts and minds, animals can teach us the importance of exercising dominion over them in the same way that God exercises dominion over us: with respect, love, patience, kindness, compassion, humility, and dignity. I believe God's perfect plan for creation is for humankind to recognize and appreciate that all living beings are interconnected with, and interdependent upon each other. We cohabit God's world equally, and it is up to us two-legged creatures to spread that message and make it our reality!

  • av Linda Brochert Saker
    290,-

    This whimsical and beautifully illustrated tale is for anyone who has suffered through a painful experience or loss. It reflects the surreal feelings that can arise and the magical journey and healing that is possible with courage and connection.DayMoon can spark joy, provoke thought, and ignite a sense of wonder and relatability.

  • av Robert Sparago
    145,-

    Each poem feels like a short film you want to watch over and over again. A soul-stirring collection of personal reflections that are raw, real at times, and nostalgic. Underneath the pain, depression, heartache, and past dysfunctional surroundings, there is a joy, a love for unique experiences, and a devotion to the people and places we spend time with while passing through this relentless conditions called life. Sunset in the Morning is part poetry, part song lyric, part personal prose, part good old fashioned storytelling.

  • av Karl M Cottle
    366,-

    Sockboy's World Is Getting BiggerSockboy's previous experiences have expanded his horizons-now he's headed for outer space!In the spirit of the science-fiction cliffhangers in old motion picture serials, in this exciting story, our intrepid hero seeks to escape his problems by traveling beyond Earth.Featuring dazzling space-scapes and vivid coloring, an out-of-this-world experience awaits fans of this enlightening and amusing story. Ultrakarl once again weaves the unexpected and meaningful into a relatable tale that will delight both new readers of the series and the loyal fans who have kept this title going.Sockboy in Space's unique voice aims to to help families with the following:¿ For kids to feel a profound sense of belonging¿ For parents to have a tool to discuss identity, anxiety and perspective¿ For kids to build upon their understanding of the world around them and their place in the universe¿ For families to engage in scientific exploration togetherSockboy tires of the rules and the worries in his mind, so he makes an astronaut costume and runs away to the stars. Using the awesome power of his imagination, his ship takes him throughout the Solar System where he hopes to find a new place to live. Along the way, he learns about the planets, some of the moons, and his unique importance in the universe. Made for astronomy enthusiasts and anyone that has gazed at the stars, this book answers some questions kids wonder about in the night sky.As with other books in The Sockboy Series, designed for both adults and children, Sockboy in Space aims to encourage the powerful imagination we each possess. It honors the inspirational tales of Ultrakarl's childhood, with hidden references to classic science-fiction and space exploration stories. It addresses issues children face in the same heartwarming way as previous stories in the ever-expanding Sockboy universe.

  • - Transforming Communities Together
    av Kathy Hodge Dudley
    387,-

  • av Karl M Cottle
    359,-

    It's Tim Burton Meets Dr. SuessThis is the first book in the Sockboy series. When a boy dons a costume of his own making, his journey takes him to learn a powerful truth: a costume doesn't really shield him from the world. Young readers will easily find connection to the main character, and the adults who read to them will both relate to the deeper, hidden meanings. This book is charming with its warm colors and nostalgic, dreamlike style. It's designed to speak to the child in all of us.The story begins when a little boy seeks comfort for his cold feet (and protection from the world) by knitting himself into a full-body, wool sock. Using his sock as a superhero identity, he has fun at first, but then he sees this armor start to work against him. Taking the risk to come out of his shell, his mum shows him the importance of being vulnerable and loved. The story speaks to the barriers children build to cope with early traumas and how barriers can hinder emotional growth in later life. There is a fun aspect to this book; it's written in verse with great read-aloud potential. Each book in this series has its own theme, but ultimately these books are about healing, hope, and happiness. Check out the other titles available in the Sockboy series: "Sockboy: The Halloween Special" and "Sockboy in Space".

  • - Insights Shared by the Dying
    av Christiane Zu Salm
    249,-

  • av Mary Guillermin
    563,-

  • - A Collection of Poems from Around the World
    av Dawn H Li
    287,-

  • - Introducing Children to a Dozen Emotions
    av Jeff Goodman
    263,-

    Each egg has an emotionIn this delightful book.The menu''s full of feelings,And your child is the cook!This is no ordinary carton of eggs. Inside this carton, the eggs express their feelings through a dozen different dishes. A happy sunny-side-up egg, a sensitive poached egg and a naughty deviled egg are among the clever characters revealed throughout this witty picture book. With playful rhymes and charming pictures, it''s a whimsical journey into an egg-centric buffet of feelings that will whet even the pickiest kids'' appetites for a helping of emotional intelligence.

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