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  1. 100 Mondays in Budapest is the story of a family's two years in Hungary. It's a mother’s memoir, a love story, a travel narrative, and a meditation on how we manage what we have, what we fear, what we lose, and what we ultimately gain.
  2. The Omega Paradigm is a shift that causes the remnant of the age to enter into the revelation of their destiny. Hidden truths will be revealed, bringing freedom from religious prisons, while establishing you in truth and intimacy with God.
  3. A brief overview of the American criminal justice system.
  4. Leonard is a retired mail carrier who can't connect with his family. He mourns his dead wife, until she appears on his television screen and helps him to overcome his depression and to appreciate his children.
  5. The headlines told one story. This is the rest. In this candid memoir, Russell W. Brothers, Jr. shares devastating choices, hard consequences, and the remarkable power of God's grace to redeem a broken life.
  6. An oral history of the Marshallese exodus, drawn from 145 surveys and 19 in-depth interviews across Majuro and Seattle. Through their testimonies, it traces how nuclear trauma, exile, and resilience shape a people's search for home.
  7. John Eaton has recorded a collection of his thoughts about life, faith, spirituality and heaven. From the honest musings of a long-time believer and recovering alcoholic, you will find someone to walk alongside you on your journey.
  8. Prolific author, diplomat and scholar Getachew Bellete shares his gripping memoir of hiding as rural shepherd. Sustained by strong faith, he detailed his struggle for survival and resistance under the cruel Ethiopian communist regime.
  9. An inside look into a broken home. A story of sadness, brutal times and finally finding true love. Things were different for women in 1960's America. There was nowhere to turn if in an abusive relationship.
  10. A reader-friendly toolbox chock full of practical genetic principles by award-winning breeder, Claudia Orlandi. The ABCs is designed to help anyone find success and joy in their quest to produce beautiful, healthy dogs for showing or performance.
  1. Unlock your full coaching potential- organize, inspire, and lead with purpose from day one to championship day. This guide will keep you organized and help you effectively communicate with players, parents and coaching staff.
  2. 100 Mondays in Budapest is the story of a family's two years in Hungary. It's a mother’s memoir, a love story, a travel narrative, and a meditation on how we manage what we have, what we fear, what we lose, and what we ultimately gain.
  3. Love's Growing Awareness is about 3 students in college: an American intellectual, an activist and a mechanical engineer as they seek love, success and knowledge navigating their way through moral dilemmas and financial troubles.
  4. A wickedly fun pirate tale for madcaps ready to embark on a swashbuckling journey of rousing adventure, chilling peril, tempestuous romance… and thundering laughter!
  5. This is a heartwarming, allegorical children’s story designed to comfort and empower children who were born prematurely or required a stay in the NICU. It translates a medicalized start to life into a tale of resilience.
  6. One mistaken text-"Good Morning, Linda!"-launches a hilarious collection of true stories about online dating, second chances, and discovering that life's best stories can begin long after sixty.
  7. The headlines told one story. This is the rest. In this candid memoir, Russell W. Brothers, Jr. shares devastating choices, hard consequences, and the remarkable power of God's grace to redeem a broken life.
  8. The Model of 1922 Series of Springfield Rifles looks at the history, conception, production and evolution of the only 22 caliber line of rifles ever produced at The Springfield Arsenal.
  9. The Vietnam War is reexamined through the eyes of horses and wearied U.S. servicemen during R&R... away from the killing fields of Vietnam. Lovers of horses and military history will be captivated and educated.
  10. In a world where AI and tech rule, we need the ability to be human. We need the skills to help us thrive in the workplace. We need “soft” skills. In this book, learn the framework to master the skills we need to work with humans.

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