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In this eye-opening book about treating teen addiction, fifteen-year-old Hannah and her mother, Susan, share in their own words the raw and honest realities of their familys struggles, the controversial treatment programs they tried, and their insights into what finally led to Hannahs recovery.

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Culminating in a twist as curvy as a pigs tail, Oink: A Food for Thought Mystery is at once a sly send-up of the corporatized university and a reminder of why community belongs at the heart of human life.

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A funeral takes the place of a wedding when the fianc of a prominent attorney is strangled in their home. Psychologist Dr. Pepper Hunt probes below the surface of the perfect couples life to uncover a series of unsolved crimes with a direct link to the murder.

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Terri Laxton Brooks spends her whole life feeling but its only after divorcing her husband and moving to an entirely new city on her own that shes finally able to confront the trauma of loneliness thats haunted her for years . . . and learn to embrace and heal from it.

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After Amy Turner is mowed down by a pickup truck, she struggles to heal the trauma of her own brush with deatha process that, unexpectedly and despite her resistance, forces her to confront a childhood trauma she thought she resolved long ago: the morning her father climbed onto a fifty-foot-high ledge outside his hotel window and threatened to jump, an event that made national news.

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In his mid-twenties, Jeremy Ivester began taking testosterone and had surgery to remove his breasts. This memoir is both Jeremy's and his family's coming out story, told from multiple perspectives-a story of acceptance in a world not quite ready to accept.

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An unflinching account of Carly Gelsingers years as a radical Pentecostal teenager in the wild mountains of Northern California, written in the vein of classic memoirists such as Mary Karr.

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Plans. Everyone makes them. Life rarely follows them. After years of infertility and multiple miscarriages, Melissa Harris is dismayed to find herself about to give birth at just twenty-three weeks pregnantbut she discovers a fierceness in herself and in her micropreemie son, Sam, as he proves that even the tiniest of us can put up one hell of a fight.

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Borne by the Gulf Stream, thirteen curious objects are tangled in the flotsam on the Hebridean beach of Traigh Lar in Scotland. Erica Winchat, a young writer struggling with the stresses of a book contract, discovers them and tells the intriguing story behind each in her diary.

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Feeling inadequate as a young doctor, Alicia Blando embarks upon a search for her lifes path. Her ensuing journey leads her to seek out unconventional teachers, embrace the diagnostic capacity of astrology, and ultimately discover an astrological map that holds the potential to trace her lifes path and purpose in connection with planetary movements: past, present, and future.

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At sixty four, divorced and retired, with no prior business experience and little start up money, the author impulsively moves to a new city where she knows only one person, buys a 125-year-old historic mansion, and turns it into a successful bed and breakfast.

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When Joss's husband, Phil, sustains a head injury in a fire, Phil maintains he no longer recognizes Joss and calls her an imposter. Is his injury the opportunity Joss needs to check out of their marriage

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Will Cleve live or die This is the question LaDonnahis young, beautiful, pregnant, devastated wifeasks herself every day as she visits him at the small-town Minnesota hospital bed he lies in, unable to move or communicate.

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When Laraine Burrells father dies unexpectedly, she is left bereft and guilt ridden, and questioning whether she made the right decision in leaving their home in England so many years before.

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In 1972 rural Pennsylvania, Lynda and JTs connection was a magical, interracial, and controversial young love that grew through sharing late-night letters and songsuntil their own insecurities let the people around them tear them apart. Four decades later, fate brings them back togetherbut is it too late

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In the seaside town of Bantry in the west of Ireland, the ODonovans struggle with the humiliation and poverty of living under a colonial power until events impel them to turn their backs on Ireland and set out for America.

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After a woman unknowingly aborts a much-wanted baby girl during a routine hysterectomy, her baby's soul seeks rebirth via the nearest "unclaimed" pregnant woman--prompting the intervention of two otherworldly guides who set out to bring the mother-daughter soul mates together via alternative means.

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Marianne Ingheim tells the story of how the practice of self-compassion changed her life in ways big and small-inspiring readers to unlearn self-critical patterns in their own lives and live a happier, more courageous life.

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When Irene Sardanis was growing up, danger wasnt just the pimps, hustlers and drug dealers on the Bronx streets, it was something that lurked within the Bronx tenement she called homeand it took the form of her Greek immigrant mother.

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Carol Walsh was a psychotherapist working with traumatized clients when she encountered her own traumatic experience; this is the story of how she used creativity and artistic expression to heal, recreate her life, and ultimately thrive.

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When Erin loses her husband on September 11, she thinks her life is lost, too. She surrenders to fate by diving into a self-destructive cocktail of grief, guilt, and substance abuse. But when the road to destiny presents a twist, she realizes she has one more chance to decide whether marriage means forever, or if theres life after happily ever after.

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In the wake of a devastating family loss, each of the adult Mathers sistersCatherine, Anne, and Jessicamust reevaluate her relationships, her purpose, and her worth.