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Letting go of the Rice by Connie Pierce USA
Publisher: Lulu A memoir concerning the loss of mind and music to Alzheimer's disease.
Memories are Precious Alzheimer's Journey Ruth's story by Fran Lewis USA Publisher: Xlibris My mom's journey with the illness and a resource for anyone that wants to understand the disease and get help for a loved one.
Good Grief: Finding Peace After Pet Loss by Sid Korpi USA Publisher: Healy House Books The pain of losing a beloved animal companion is unlike any other. However, because our society on the whole discounts our grief as frivolous since we’ve “merely lost an animal,” too many of us feel we must keep silent in our anguish or be labeled somehow defective. Good Grief: Finding Peace After Pet Loss ends the misperception that we must suffer in solitary confinement and thus prolong, or stay permanently stuck in, our grief
"Normal" MAYDAY by Ron Berger USA Publisher: berger publishing My experiences as an air traffic controller while serving in the US Air Force
The House That Ron Built by Ron Berger Publisher: PublishAmerica For Builders and Buyers. My 41 years in the construction industry. Showing both the good and bad builders.
Are You Being Served Yet? Ron Berger Publisher: PublishAmerica Customer Service overview. Good and bad companies. It's easy to give good service. Good customer service doesn't cost - it PAYS.
Journey To Unknown
by Axelan Ziba USA Publisher: Publish America Journey To Unknown It is a true-life story of a young man who took a journey to find the unknown word of freedom. His resistance to find such powerful desire led him into many challenges and different ordeals. Each challenge made him stronger and gave him a better translation of what he was looking for. Each ordeal provided a compelling experience that cleared his vision for freedom and independence. Coming with a rich thought of success and to gain the intriguing choice of liberty, made this young man into a solid resisting unbreakable metal from an empty life of a fragile bamboo. His hardship is an example of many out there in this physical world who gave up and put behind many given blessings in their own comfort of their home in order to survive a life, without humiliation under a violent oppression of a tyrant Islamic republic regime of Iran. In Journey To Unknown, his heroic and bold choice of migration is gracefully describes the real life of numerous individual and families who'd left their life behind to search for a basic human right of freedom. In the first few chapter, we get to know the basic routes of his family and background information, in the mid chapters we'll be familiar with the cause of the main reason for him to make such life altering decision of migration and in the later chapters we encounter his resistance toward many challenges and affliction. To sacrifice his many things in life including leaving his very own family behind and to suffer along the way to gain such blessing and basic right of freedom, is his only way to survive against the cruelty and humiliation of Iranian Islamic regime.
Purple Snowflake Marketing by Dave & Lillian Brummet Canada Publisher: BookLocker Inc Authors who want to be noticed in a snowstorm of writers. With nineteen chapters and twenty-five appendices, this book is a means for authors to design an effective marketing plan and utilize frugal promotional tools with the click of their mouse. Whether it is utilized by order of chapters or randomly at the reader's discretion the book is a marketing plan in itself. The book makes use of breaks and ample headings to break up the monotony of learning. Readers will find the multiple headings useful when they wish to refresh their memory on a particular aspect, and will feel encouraged to create a marketing plan that suits their unique situation. The book also provides over 900 resources – that will accelerate your marketing efforts far beyond your peers. Purple Snowflake Marketing provides reassurance to authors along with ample advice for avoiding pit-falls and setting a pace for marketing endeavors. This e-book was originally released in June 2007 and since then has made the recommended reading lists of more than a dozen writing courses. Authors of most genres will find this inspiring book an essential component for marketing their book.
by Dave & Lillian Brummet Canada Publisher: Publish America Trash Talk - An Inspirational Guide to Saving Time and Money through Better Waste and Resource Management discusses the 4-R’s of waste management and the proper order for them. This being Refuse, Reduce, Reuse Then Recycle… before we even consider sending the item to the trash bin. Trash Talk focuses on the third R, Reuse – which also saves people a lot of money (through reduced shopping, reduced utility bills...) and provides a way to make a real and measurable contribution towards a healthier planet. The book enables readers to feel more positive in life and leave a lasting legacy. Trash Talk is currently available in both paperback format & in the upcoming Trash Talk e-book series (estimated release date Jan 2010).
Time for Reflection and Healing by Bonnie Carlson USA
Publish America
The story is derived from a true story of a young girl who was brought to America from Germany by her mother who married a a serviceman here in the states. Her life was filled with adjusting to another country and a new life that was filled with neglect and abuse (physical, emotional, and sexual). The story follows her survival and her strengths.
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