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A daughters tender and frank account of growing up with a closeted gay father whose double life became her inheritance and, in adulthood, the path to her own healing.

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Maggie Dolin, forty-five years old, isnt dealing with getting older as well as she would like. But with her daughter about to leave for college, her husband acting increasingly distant, and her fatheralways her rockdeteriorating both physically and mentally, who can blame her

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It was just supposed to be a break, a respite from the rigors of training to be a surgeon. She would fly to Tanzania, climb a mountain, do a little feel-good medical work. She thought that was all she needed.

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When the only man thirty-six-year-old Gabriella Stevens has ever loved walks out on her, she feels like her world is endingbut as she begins to forge her own way forward for the first time in her life, she discovers an inner resilience and strength that she never knew she possessed.

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A must-read collection of acclaimed writers, thinkers and activists, Aftermath: Life in Post-Roe America offers an indispensable look what the loss of Roe v. Wade means for American life, and what the future of the fight for reproductive justice may look like from here.

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When the man who raped her roommate in college becomes a Senate candidate, womens rights leader Deborah Borenstein must make a choiceone that could determine control of the Senate, the course of a friendship, and the fate of a marriage.

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Forbidden by Nazi racial purity laws to marry his beloved in Germany and forced to emigrate to America to escape persecution, a Jewish refugee strives to save the family left behind and reunite with his fiance. Set against sweeping historical events, this true story, told by his daughter, recounts one refugee's experience, the challenges he faced, and how he survived.

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A womans shocking experience of orgasmic labor starts her down the path into a delusional condition in which she struggles to separate the real from the unreal.

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Hearing of a loved one or friends diagnosis with cancer invokes such fear that it is hard to know what to do next. This how-to guidewhich includes heartfelt stories from twenty survivors and their loved ones, men and women, with seven types of cancers and all stages of the diseaseis designed to demystify this terrifying experience for all involved.

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A wry, irreverent take on how we mourn, how we remember, and how we keep our dead with us even as we (sort of) let them go.

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A poetic memoir that explores the legacy of alcoholism and teen suicide in one womans lifeand her efforts to create an authentic existence in the face of that legacy.

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When the most successful of five women who have been friends since college publishes an advice book detailing the key life "mistakes" of the others-opting out, ramping off, giving half effort, and forgetting your fertility-they spend their fortieth year considering their lives against the backdrop of their outspoken friend's cruel words.

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An unflinching look at violence and the journey of reclaiming a life after a tragic event unveils a horrific family secret.

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Twelve families share stories of the triumph and heartache that accompanies adopting children from the US foster care system.

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In this rich, deeply immersive collection of thirteen stories, a diverse group of characters seeks a better lifestyle and sense of connection in todays sunny, at times unforgiving, Southern California landscape. Alls Fair and Other California Stories will leave readers feeling thoughtful and transported.

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When Liz Millanova meets two unlikely friends in a support group for stage four cancer patients, they ditch the group and form their own, aiming to enjoy life while they can. In the process, they help one another reach acceptance, resolve family issues, and find love and peace at the end of their lives.

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A narrative memoir and eye-opening account of a psychologys students spontaneous shamanic awakening during her doctoral training.

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International students and immigrants have been the secret ingredient in Americas recipe for global success. America Calling shares one immigrants storya tale that reflects millions more, and shows us why preventing the worlds best and brightest from seeking the American Dream will put this countrys future in jeopardy.

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From Manhattan to theCaliforniaBay Area to the South, strandsof lynching, womens ordination,a high-profileinterracial wedding andBlack church burnings tangle with readers experience and assumptions as they shed light on usable Americanhistory.

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Richard and Michael, recovering alcoholics, struggle to gain custody of Richards daughter from her grandparents after her mothers death only to discover theyand sheare fundamentalist Christians.

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