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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.

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A coming-of-middle-age memoir, about the search for love, friendship and the ever-elusive Mr Darcy

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Admitted to the California State Bar in 1975when less than 3 percent of lawyers were womenPeggy Garrity refuses to choose between family and profession, and succeeds at both beyond anything she could have imagined.

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Krista Nerestant endured multiple traumas as a child in the Philippines and a young immigrant in the United Statesyet she rose to face every obstacle she encountered with courage and self-love. Along the way, she found success and healing, discovered the hidden gifts of trauma, and eventually became a spiritual medium and inspirational leader in her community.

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An eye-opening account from inside an ultra-secret Customs unit.

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Andrew Riemer's masterful account of the changes in Australian society in the years after World War II, as experienced by the author and his family after leaving Hungary.

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Following the deaths of her parents, Linda Murphy Marshall returns to her midwestern childhood home; in the process of going through each room, she evokes memories and insights from her patriarchal 1960s upbringing, andinformed by her training as a translatorfinds new meanings in the often disturbing events that took place in that home.

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Like her Great-Aunt Resi, Annette Gendler, a German, fell in love with a Jewish manbut unlike her aunt, whose marriage was destroyed by the Nazi times, Gendler found a way to make her impossible love survive.

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This coming-of-age memoir takes you inside the ashrams of gurus and sages of the far East, where one woman learns to heal her heart, believe in the magical happenstance of the universe, and find an unshakable love and trust within herself.

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When Melanie Gibson needed a good kick in the pants to get her mind in order and her life back on track, she turned to the Korean martial art of taekwondoand, from white belt to black belt, learned to trust herself, build confidence, and speak up for what she wanted in life.

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After growing up on a small Arkansas farm in the 1940s and 1950s and struggling with poverty, her fathers lecherous grip, and a husband in the Klan, Grace Marie Hall escaped to a life in Californiabut now her father has died, and she returns to Arkansas for what she hopes will be her last trip home.

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Rachel Levy Lesser tells the story of her life in this collection--fourteen coming-of-age essays, each one tied to a unique fashion accessory, laced with humor and introspection about a girl-turned-woman trying to figure out friendship, love, a career path, parenthood, and, most poignantly, losing her mother to cancer at a young age.

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When Janice Mock's stage four cancer diagnosis causes her to examine her career as a successful trial lawyer and the relentless drive for wealth and excess that corporate America promotes, she comes to the realization that she must change in order to make the most of the rest of her life.

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A psychological memoir by a highly trained child psychologist who falls in love with a brilliant and charming psychiatrist. Choosing to ignore all the red flags of narcissism she's been trained to recognize will later come back to haunt her.

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Barbara Hoffbeck never quite felt she fit into the small farming community of Big Stone City, South Dakota, where she was raisedbut that didnt stop her from defying expectations and charging head-on into the unknown.

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92-year activist and author of the acclaimed Harry's Last Stand presents a unique memoir.

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After former Peace Corps volunteer Evelyn marries Antonio, her handsome Peruvian boyfriend, and they settle in Northern California, they struggle to find jobs, a home, and further their university educations. In the decades that ensue, employment opportunities oceans apart, financial difficulties, and cultural differences threaten their marriage.

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A feisty professional in her forties, trapped in the unrelenting world of workaholism, forges an incredible bond with a centenarian-and life takes on a whole new meaning for both of them. Prepare to laugh, cry, and be inspired to live a more meaningful life.

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A leading psychiatrist's professional and personal reflections on mental illness - beautifully written, informative and accessible.