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Part memoir, part self-help, this loving, compassionate, and unfailingly audacious missive from force of nature Amy Ferrisa woman who has made all the mistakes and, as such, learned all the accompanying lessonstackles the question, What would I tell my younger self if I could speak to her now with gusto.

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An inspiring memoir chronicling the sudden, unexpected, and life-changing two-year courtship between a divorced American lawyer living on a houseboat in the center of Paris and an empty-nested clinical psychologist living in Connecticut.

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A tale of multigenerational love, hate, sex, faith, and resilience, Moon Water is the standalone sequel to Webbers best-selling first novel, The Wiregrass.

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When Barbara Rubins seventeen-year-old daughter, Jenn, awakens from a two-week coma unable to speak after sustaining a traumatic brain injury in a horrific car accident, her doctors and family realize that she is no longer the person she was before. Over time, however, her family moves beyond tragedy with love, laughter, and determination.

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A collection of thirty powerful essays aimed at spreading awareness and dispelling myths about postpartum depression and perinatal mood disorders.

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In her midlife search for meaning, and longing for maternal connection, Patricia Reis encounters uncommon women who inspire her journey and discovers an unlikely confidante in her aunt, a free-spirited Franciscan nun.

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Elisha is a thirteen-year-old unmarried girl living in Ancient Palestine. She is different from her tribe: she composes and sings her own songs; she talks to an angel; she tells other women to stand up for themselves. How can she exist in her society where women have only one choice-marry and have children

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A young woman returning home must face her past and the skeletons in her small communityand come to terms with her present life. Set in the south, Mt. Moriahs Wake is an exploration of the incapacitating effects of grief and guilt that will resonate with readers who were reared in southern Protestantism.

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Rania, a Palestinian police detective with a young son, meets cheeky Jewish-American feminist Chloe at an Israeli checkpointand soon becomes embroiled in a murder case that implicates the highest echelons of the Israeli military.

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In this fast-paced sequel to Murder Under the Bridge, a Palestinian policewoman and a Jewish American feminist team up to solve the murder of a gay Palestinian.

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Although deemed a genius, psychologist Jack MacLeod never became famous. Here, after falling victim to a brain tumor, he narrates his life story from beyond the graverelying on his intelligence and prodigious memory to gain insight into the relationships, both romantic and platonic, that shaped his existence, and to understand his life more richly.

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Who am I Suzanne Spector asked herself at forty as she stripped off the bonds of marriage, career, and conventional suburban life and set off on a courageous journey of discovery that would lead her to a nude beach on Ibiza at forty-one, a Siberian banya at fifty-five, and a hot love affair at eighty. The lesson of this ebullient memoir: its never too late.

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Naked Mountain is a compelling memoir of one womans journey of natural world discovery, tragedy and the enduring bonds of marriage that unfolds against the backdrop of a stunning mountaintop in rural Virginia.

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Babe was no goodie two-shoes: she drank, danced, and stayed up very late. She favored colorful clothes, liked giving parties, adored her husband, and always told her daughter, Never sit if you can dance. When readers finish this book, theyll want to give their mother a hug and dance into Mothers Day and beyond.

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After leaving home at eighteen in search of her Jewish roots in Israel and France, Paula learns far more than two new languages. To navigate her new life, she must also separate from her twin sister and forge her own identity.

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A collection of stories illuminating a nurses experiences throughout a career spanning fifty yearssome funny, some sad, and all truetold as only an insider could tell them.

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At sixteen, Sharon leaves home to escape the limited life her Catholic parents have planned for her because she's a girl-and finds herself thrown into the 1970s counterculture, an adult world for which she is unprepared.

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A companion to Falk-Allens memoir Not a Poster Child, this handbook deftly and humorously shares tips and stories about disability-oriented travel, how to be with and adapt to a handicapped or aging person, and simple assistive health care we can employ in order to live our best and longest lives.

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In essays written with humor and wit, Kendrick reimagines what it means to be a good black womanfrom women choosing never to have children to mothers regretting their choice to have them, from being a lonely black atheist to conquering loneliness as a single woman in a foreign countryand, in the process, challenges the expectation that black women serve as noble martyrs or sacrificial lambs.

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Rica Ramoss stepfather sexually abused herand her mother let it happen. Now in her forties and about to marry for a second time, Rica asks herself: Can a daughter forgive a mother who allowed her to suffer sexual abuse And will offering that forgiveness bring me peace