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An action-packed memoir about the ins and outs of the jewelry business that portrays a young woman as she faces ups and downs, good guys and bad, while negotiating her way through the pitfalls of doubtful ethics in a male-dominated industry.

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Often comic, often tragic, Disturbing Element is the story of an Australian literary legend written in his own classic style.

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A mysterious file and a strangers WWII postcard propels a second-generation Holocaust survivor on a haunting journey of betrayal and redemptionand ultimately gives her the courage to confront her own familys buried secret.

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The chronicle of one womans journey toward independence, self-assurance, and connectedness as she cares for her mother, who is rapidly losing her own identity to the early stage of Alzheimers.

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When Elizabeth Marcuss tyrannical parents toss caution asidealong with everything she saysshe struggles to make sense of their poignant, often hilarious plunge into old age in Mexico. Bizarre new friends appear; absurd disasters follow. Dont Say A Word! illuminates the maddening challenge of watching our parents final decline, a challenge familiar to frazzled adult-children everywhere.

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A vivid, seductive, gorgeously written memoir that recounts the fascinating years Mandy Sayer spent performing on the streets of New York and New Orleans with her father

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The story of a suburban Chicago girl who never expected to move out West and become a veterinarian, let alone owner and caretaker of cats (many), dogs (two), and horses (some with manners, some without) in Colorado, Drinking From the Trough reveals the challenges, tragedies, and triumphs of livesboth human and animalwell lived.

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Buckle up for a wild ride in the vet truck with Dr. Melinda McCall, a large animal veterinarian in rural Virginia. No two days are alike as she skillfully deals with the antics of both animals and humans with humor and gritand makes you howl with laughter along the way.

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A literary satire first published in 1950, and notorious in its day.

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The story of how Susan Rudnicks maddeningyet endearingmentally challenged sister became her greatest life teacher.

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Elon Musk offers exclusive new insights and first-hand interviews into the childhood that shaped Musk.

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When Dianas first child, Emma, is born with a rare genetic disorder, Diana relinquishes her to an adoptive family, convinced they will parent and love Emma better than she ever couldbut when fate intervenes and the adoption is reversed, bringing Emma back home, Diana experiences the healing and redemptive power of love.

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From the SAS to a headline-making solo journey across Antarctica - this is a story of courage, grit and determination.

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In this personal and transformational memoir, Malaysia-born Amelia Zachry chronicles how the trauma of sexual assault and the challenges of living with bipolar disorder disrupted her life as a young womanand how she managed to regain control of her life and, ultimately, find love, healing, and a sense of belonging after emigrating to the US.

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The author of The Lonely City takes readers on an ambitious investigation into the body in the twentieth century, using the life of the renegade psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich to chart an electrifying course through the great freedom movements of the era, from gay rights and sexual liberation to feminism and the civil-rights movement.

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In this intimate memoir of a life of excess, Barbara Santarelli explores her yearnings and desires as an isolated and often deprived child who grew up always wanting more. Ultimately it took fifty years, eight homes, and a three-hundred-mile road bike challenge to finally discover her heart's true desirewhich had nothing to do with material possessions.

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A mothers inspiring story of surviving pregnancy following the death of one of her children at birth.

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In this #MeToo tale of single mothers and fatherless children, a Rust Belt farm girl escapes poverty, weds, has a son, is widowed and then falls in love with a young man whose Jewish mother opposes their relationship. Follow their love story, struggles, and international adventures as they travel from Brooklyn to Greece, Israel, and Iran.