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She promised one year to live with her stubbornly independent mother, clean out the house her parents had stashed with musty history for five decades, and move her mother into assisted living. Four years later, daughter and mother are still in the kitchen fighting over food and territory, dementia and blindness in this fierce, compassionate, humorous story of self-discovery and forgiveness.

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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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A riveting account of life as a closeted professional athlete from gay NFL player O'Callaghan, against the backdrop of depression, opioid addiction, and the threat of suicide.

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A riveting account of life as a closeted professional athlete from gay NFL player O'Callaghan, against the backdrop of depression, opioid addiction, and the threat of suicide.

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The inspiring true story of how rodeo champion, Fiona Johnson's faith and determination helped her achieve her dreams and overcome some of life's greatest obstacles.

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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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A new biography of electrical pioneer Nikola Tesla, one of the most enigmatic and influential figures in the history of science.

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A new biography of electrical pioneer Nikola Tesla, one of the most enigmatic and influential figures in the history of science.

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Sixteen months after her wedding, a Taiwanese immigrant brideinarticulate in English and disowned by her fatherreturns home to the Texas apartment she shares with her American husband, only to discover that in her two-hour absence hes taken all the money, moved out, and filed for divorce. Penniless, familyless, and voiceless, how will she survive in a foreign land

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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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Douglas Stewart's record of thirty years' close friendship with Australia's most controversial artist.

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Jane Schmidt documents her challenges living off grid, moving from the city to the country, living with a variety of animals as her only companions, dating, family trips, outdoor adventures, and midlife in essays full of honesty and humor.

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In 1951, when Francine Falk-Allen was three years old, she contracted polioa virus that transformed her from a carefree, healthy toddler into a handicapped, old-beyond-her-years little girl. This is the story of how she conquered childhood bullies and adult discrimination in order to live a joyful lifealmost like a normie.

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After suffering a nearly fatal riding accident, lifelong klutz Samantha Dunn felt compelled to examine just what it was inside herselfand other peoplethat invited carelessness and injury.

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At twenty-five Betty Hafner, thought shed found the man to make her dream of a family and cozy home come truebut after they married, his rages turned the dream into a nightmare, and Betty had to decide: stay with the man she loved, or find a way to leave.

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A new, popular biography of Buddy Holly, published on the 50th anniversary of his tragic death.

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In this haunting memoir, Carol Richmond relives the ten-year experience of raising three children on her own after her ex-husband abandons his paternal responsibilities. One of her sons attempts suicide, the other fails academically, and her daughter is sexually abused by a trusted acquaintanceyet the family endures, because they must.