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Hippie Boy: A Girl’s Story
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Jan 27, 2012
Hippie Boy: A Girl’s Story is a young girl’s coming of age story showing her struggles as she grows up with a religious fanatic mother, a step-father she can’t stand and the man she idealizes – her father. Read On
Treasure Hunter
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Jan 02, 2012
In 1953, an eleven-year-old West Texas boy named W.C. Jameson had his first adventure, which led to his second adventure – his first treasure hunt. Read On
Why Me?
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Dec 23, 2011
“Why Me?” is Sarah Burleton’s heart wrenching and thought-provoking memoir of living with a mother who abused her as a child and teenager. Read On
Poor Widow Me by Carol Scibelli
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Oct 04, 2011
After the death of her husband, a woman finds humor in everyday situations. Read On
Oh, Beautiful by
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Godges presents a vast narrative depicting what it means to be an American, told through the lens of an expressive family story. Read On
Where Am I Going?–Moving from Religious Tourist to Spiritual Explorer
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Sep 21, 2011
Author Michelle Cromer effectively mixes personal anecdotes with all-encompassing insights in a comprehensive, organized structure. Read On
While I Was Learning to Become God
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Jun 14, 2011
Sybil Vaughan is a delicate, creative and almost spirit-like child who struggles with the conflict of nurturing her own independent spirit with a society that wants to control her every thought and action. Read On
Second Sight: Views From An Eye Doctor’s Odyssey
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May 13, 2011
With honesty, candor and a great sense of humor, David Paton MD, brings to the pages of his memoir the very essence of his journey though his life and career. Read On
Oh, Beautiful
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Mar 08, 2011
Godges, a gay American of Polish and Italian origin, writes a sweeping narrative of his family’s history in America in the twentieth century, from the arrival of his maternal grandparents from Italy and his father’s immigration to America from Poland as a boy to the lives and times of his family today. Read On
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Paris, Moi and the Gang
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IR Staff •
Feb 22, 2011
Documents Grendlin’s daily meanderings through modern-day Paris, a journey that’s mainly interesting to Grendlin. Read On
