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From his post at the headquarters of the German occupation during World War II, Hans Calmeyer surreptitiously saved thousands of Jewish lives in the Netherlands. Here, Laureen Nussbaum describes how Calmeyer declared her mother non-Jewish and deleted her and her family from the deportation listsand traces the arc of both her life and Calmeyers in the aftermath of the war.

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After twenty-four-year-old Kim falls in love with and marries fifty-six-year-old Vern, she quickly becomes pregnantonly to have their love tested by the ghosts of Verns past, his failing health, and the unexpected arrival of a troubled young boy.

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Linda Curtis was raised as a Jehovahs Witness and is an unquestioning true believer who has knocked on doors from the time she was nine years oldbut when she begins to have doubts as an adult, she eventually leaves the religion, losing her family and divorcing her Witness husband in the process.

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Marilee Eaves has struggled her whole life to fit into her lineage--the long line of kings and queens of the secret elitist Mardi Gras societies that rule New Orleans--but when, as a student at Wellesley, she's hospitalized at McLean psychiatric hospital, she begins her journey to break free and stand on her own two feet.

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Small Town Big Dream is a story of a young girl from a small town with a big dream that took her to Juilliard, Broadway, summer stock, the stage of the Metropolitan Opera and the Santa Fe Opera, and introduced her to her husband William Zeckendorf Jr.

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In this series of interwoven stories, Glenda Goodrich chronicles her path toward healing through wilderness quests in the Pacific Northwest and Central California. Through her connection to nature, Goodrich rediscovers the importance of self-esteem, forgiveness, acceptance, and standing in her own truth.

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How do you disentangle yourself from generations of loss, abuse, and neglect This is the burning question that drove Linda Joy Myers to doggedly research her family historya journey that ultimately allowed her to break the chain of abandonment and abuse that was her legacy.

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Seven-year-old Sophia watches her mother leave their family home without a good-bye or explanationa mysterious departure that becomes her worry stone. Decades later, when she returns to Greece from her adopted home in America, she uncovers a family story she had never been told.

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A candid, riveting account of the Trump White House, on the front lines and behind the scenes.

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The story of Douglas Stewart's first twenty-five years until chance and literary ambition conspire to take him to Sydney.

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Marilea Rabasa grew up in a family riddled with closely guarded secrets, stigma and shame perpetuating the silence. She became part of this ongoing tragedy-until she wrestled with the demons that had long plagued her, and won.

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The poignant, personal story of their life together by Stieg Larsson's partner, Eva Gabrielsson.

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When a nurse practitioner takes charge of a senior clinic in a Chicago subsidized housing building, she finds herself doing much more than providing medical care.

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In narrative form Brittany shares her raw, real, gut wrenching, tear jerking journey through tragedy to triumph after facing a lifetime of hardship and surviving a serious attempt at taking her life by suicide.

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When a no-nonsense business executive suffers a trifecta of losses in quick succession, she unwittingly undergoes a profound spiritual transformationand ultimately discovers that the true source of her power comes from leading with an open heart.

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The first book on 'El Tridente' - the trio of incredible players now wearing Barcelona's 9, 10 and 11 shirts.

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When Joanne Intrator accepts her fathers deathbed challenge to seek restitution for property stolen from her German Jewish family by the Nazis, she has no idea that the quest will last decadesor how much she will learn about her family, and herself, along the way.

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Raised by parents unable to recover from the traumas, pain, and losses of WWII, Ruth Klein had a tumultuous and unusual childhood in a dysfunctional family. Living among other Holocaust survivors in a new country was profoundly difficult for Ruth, and coming through it all showed her the ways in which she was a survivor too.

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Janice Morgan faces her worst nightmare when her son is arrested for drug charges and wanton endangerment with a handgun. When she learns that he can have his sentence diverted if he completes the drug court program, she reflects on what it will take to avoid falling back into codependent patternsand truly help her son.

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Interweaving a tumultuous family tale of eccentric parents and five kids left to fend for themselves with an eye-opening view of the often-hidden dark side of competitive swimming, this compelling memoir provides a glimpse into the isolation as well as the backbreaking and sometimes soul-crushing work necessary to achieve elite status in the competitive swimming world.

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Interweaving a tumultuous family tale of eccentric parents and five kids left to fend for themselves with an eye-opening view of the often-hidden dark side of competitive swimming, this compelling memoir provides a glimpse into the isolation as well as the backbreaking and sometimes soul-crushing work necessary to achieve elite status in the competitive swimming world.