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Presenting a fresh perspective on the First World War, this book explores the personal dimensions of war disability within families. It tells the story of thousands of Australian families who welcomed home disabled soldiers after the First World War. It also offers an account of the impact of physical injury and shell shock upon returned soldiers.

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An intimate account of one of the biggest-yet rarely talked about-addictions facing women

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In this best-selling book, Dr. Zimbardo analyzes shyness and presents advice, exercises, and encouragement to help shy people strengthen their social skills and self-confidence.

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A humorous adult activity workbook for individuals who are experiencing temporary illness or disease.

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Prior to the publication of this book, there has been a complete absence of literature on the contributions of deaf men and women in science. The study of deaf scientists is part of the study of other marginalized groups, and finds parallels in African American and women's studies.

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Inspiring and highly entertaining story of Shelley's journey from cancer victim to cancer survivor.

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A guide for men reaching 60 and beyond to ensure the decades to come are among the most rewarding of their lives. It looks at competition in the gym, sports field, financial and business arena, the political world and the social and sexual world and urges men to adapt to the outside forces.

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SMOOTH is a user-friendly guide to getting through chemo from a woman who went through it and wants to make the journey easier for others.

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Drawing from her experience as a Christian who became a secret alcoholic, Heather Kopp explores the unique challenges and spiritual dilemmas Christians face as they wrestle with addiction and recovery.

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A collection of short stories features women encountering romance, heartbreak, struggle, and faith, from a self-proclaimed femme fatale to a woman beginning life anew at middle age. Reprint. K.

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'Sometimes I Feel Sad Inside' is a picture book written to serve as a tool for families to use in helping their children process the difficult emotions associated with grief from a Christian perspective.

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"Somewhere in Germany" is the story of a soldier's ultimate sacrifice during the Second World War and the resulting new reality for his wife and daughter in the aftermath of his loss.

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Studies worldwide have revealed the relationship of stress to disease, citing evidence that African American women may be wired for stress.

Written from an afrocentric point of view, Collins's volume investigates sources of stress in the home and workplace.

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Studies worldwide have revealed the relationship of stress to disease, citing evidence that African American women may be wired for stress.

Written from an afrocentric point of view, Collins's volume investigates sources of stress in the home and workplace.

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Combining Eastern spiritualism with Western science, the founder of the national charity God's Love We Deliver creates an inspiring, practical, and hopeful approach to facing death. Uplifting without being sentimental, Stone explores such important issues as fear and grief, near-death experiences, survival, and preparation for death.

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With the wit of an Erma Bombeck, Barbara Johnson helps you to look for 'life's little sparkles,' even in the midst of your most crippling sorrows.