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"Hitchhiking to Madness" is a gripping memoir that tracks Dr. Hamilton's 1970s journey from church excommunication to hitchhiking across America, witnessing her husband's descent into madness, and eventually transforming into a celebrated physician.

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A memoir of a young womans passionate quest for liberationone that leads her out of the darkness of a fraught childhood and through Manhattan nightclubs, broken love affairs, and virtually all the political and spiritual movements of the sixties.

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The Iliad and The Odyssey are perhaps the most influential works in the history of western literature. This exquisite analysis of their creation and influence establishes how, precisely, these two poems, written nearly three thousand years ago, have come to resonate throughout the world.

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Part memoir and part home life design, Homes With Heart shares stories of creativity and purposeful living, offers guidance for how to choose families of the heart, and shows readers how to strengthen their homes by turning their living spaces into loving places that offer welcome, refuge, and belonging.

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Meri Henriques, a nave freshman from New York, arrives at Indiana University in September of 1963 expecting an idyllic midwestern college experience; instead, she finds herself thrust into the middle of violent political unrest and escalating racial tensions.

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A tender and honest recounting of one bereaved mothers halting steps through the darkness of grief back toward the light of human connection. Sharing a compass for the journey through the reaches of grief, Wilcox offers compelling evidence of the redemptive power of love as a way to restore meaning to a world ruptured by loss.

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An inspiring story of faith, love, and determination, How Sweet the Bitter Soup chronicles one woman's quest for happiness through a life-changing adventure that lands her in a remote Chinese village, and in love with a gentle, handsome man who calls that village home.

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** Includes foreword from Susie Green, CEO of charity Mermaids **

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** Includes foreword from Susie Green, CEO of charity Mermaids **

Mama, something went wrong in your tummy. And it made me come out as aboy instead of a girl.

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A wimpy patient's chronicle of her journey through her first year of breast cancer treatment, and how she found courage through the art of writing and the help of loved ones to see her through it.

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Alternating between tales of creating original theatre in a mens prison and her own story, Deborah Tobolas Hummingbird in Underworld takes the reader on an unforgettable journey, affirming the power of art and the strength of the human spirit.

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When Francesca Miracolas abusive, sociopathic ex-husband tries to win custody of their two children, she is forced to use every available resource, internal and external, to fight for her boysa rocky, emotional journey that ultimately leads her to question the unhealthy dynamics in her family of origin that attracted her to such a man in the first place.

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Every child will experience loss; every adult wants to know how to help. I Know It In My Heart: Walking through Grief with a Child uses one familys tragic loss to tell the story of childhood griefits expression and its evolutionfrom ages three to fifteen.

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Introducing the new winner of the Paz Prize for Poetry, given by the National Poetry Series, featuring an introduction by Rigoberto Gonz lez, and presented in both Spanish and English.

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Fugitives from a man as alluring as he is violent, Andrea Jarrell and her mother escape Andrea's father together and develop a powerful and unusual bond. Once grown, Jarrell thinks shes put that chapter of her life behind heruntil a woman she knows is murdered, and she suddenly sees that it's her mother's choices she's been trying to escape all along.

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When Elizabeth Garber, her architect father, and the rest of their family move into Woodies modern masterpiece, a glass house, in 1966, they have no idea that over the next few years their familys life will be shatteredboth by Woodies madness and the turbulent 1970s.

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The moving account of Alan Marshall's attempts to establish himself as a writer during the Depression.

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Caitlin Billings is confident that shes finally outrun her tumultuous past and achieved the stability she needs to maintain as a mother and a therapistuntil a terrifying encounter with a man with a gun sends her spiraling into depression, suicidal ideation, and self-harm that only worsens when her eldest child begins to follow in her footsteps.

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How does the emotionally abandoned daughter of an emotionally abandoned mother learn to support her own child in a healthy wayIn Pursuit of Radio Mom is a clinical psychologists journey about longing for the embrace of a mother who cannot reach back, and how one generation impacts the next.