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When her daughters are kidnapped and taken to Greece by their non-custodial father, single mom Lizbeth Meredith vows to bring her them home and give them a better childhood than her own.

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A memoir about the bittersweet turbulence of finding your way in a big city.

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A memoir about the bittersweet turbulence of finding your way in a big city.

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The second installment in Ann Hood's Gracie Belle imprint challenges the traditional solemnity that characterizes nonfiction books of grief, loss, and sorrow.

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The second installment in Ann Hood's Gracie Belle imprint challenges the traditional solemnity that characterizes nonfiction books of grief, loss, and sorrow.

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A very special 20th anniversary edition of the acclaimed cult trainspotting classic.

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A very special 20th anniversary edition of the acclaimed cult trainspotting classic - now in paperback.

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A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet's daughter confronts her family's myths and her beloved father's betrayals while finding her voice and establishing a legacy as a trusted consultant to executives.

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Erin Seidemanns tales of her her struggles, adventures, and relationships as a woman making her way in a world very much dominated by men: aviation.

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Trading in her hard-hitting, structured career life, Lucinda Jackson sets out for what she hopes is a purposeful, unscripted next act in a far-away island country. Adolescence, middle-age crisisthose eras are childs play. Retirement is the real challenge.

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She was going to stab her doctor, but she wrote a book instead. Part memoir of misdiagnosis and part self-help guide, Prozac Monologues is a book within a book, blending Goodfellow's hypomanic monologues with edgy comedic essays about the bipolar spectrum.

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When the daughter of a quartet of lesbians falls in love with a man serving in the Israeli Defense Forces, she is forced to examine her own values and beliefs.

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Following the death of Mendek Rubina brilliant inventor who overcame the trauma of the Holocaust to live a truly joyous lifehis daughter Myra found an unfinished autobiography detailing his healing journey. Myra filled in the missing pieces of her fathers story, weaving it together with his wisdom and secrets to finding happiness to create Quest for Eternal Sunshine.

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'A wise, mild and enviably lucid book about a chaotic scene' - New York Times

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Inside musky San Francisco warehouses in the middle of the night is where sixteen-year-old Samantha is her superstar selfanxiety-free, ultra-connected, on top of the worldbut when the sun rises, the buzz fades, and it's back to the doldrums of high school circa 1996.

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When Bella Mahaya Carter adopted a raw, vegan diet to heal her chronic stomach problems, she never could have predicted what a challenging yet revolutionary journey it would send her onone that would ultimately heal her body, mend her mind, and awaken her spirit.

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When spunky seventeen-year-old Janet Duffys dream of college is dimmed by family neglect, she runs away with a black musician to become an artist and work for racial equality and peacea misadventure that leads to heartbreak, poverty, and danger.

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In this diary of travels in South Africa in 2004, Lesego Malepe takes us on an entertaining, informative, touching, and exciting journey, as she celebrates her newly acquired American citizenship and the 10th anniversary of South Africas democracy.

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Three months after Barbara Terao makes a new home by the sea two thousand miles from her husbandnot knowing when, or if, shell ever live with him againshe is diagnosed with breast cancer. In the months that follow, she realizes the island is exactly where she needs to be as she faces her medical and marital crises and finds healing.

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A Chinese American girl struggles to discover her identity as the daughter of a Chinese father and a German Catholic mother.

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In her search for love and home, Kimberly Childs must find her way through her glamorous, alcoholic mothers world of London and Broadway glitz and her grandparents Kentucky farm with an outhouse before landing in 1960s San Francisco, where she discovers the serenity of meditationand her lifes path.