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An Open Book with Jonathan Kieran THE WEDNESDAY BOX: A Dark Fable Awarded 4+ stars and the IndieReader Approved seal—here's what the author has to say. About the Book In 150 words or less, give...
Hane Selmani’s A COUNTRY CALLED BROOKLYN exposes the hard-hitting reality of Albanian-American women as they try to honor their faith, loved ones, and themselves amidst religious doctrines, family expectations, and cultural violence.
Hane Selmani’s A COUNTRY CALLED BROOKLYN exposes the hard-hitting reality of Albanian-American women as they try to honor their faith, loved ones, and themselves amidst religious doctrines, family expectations, and cultural violence.
Doug Einfeld's IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOST HIGH: Uncovering My Jewish Ancestors' Perilous Journey Through History is a clear, erudite, and very relevant work that masterfully bridges the gap between ancient history and modern...
An Open Book with Anna Madorsky THEN FINISHED: (Gutted, Dissolved, Then Finished, Book 3) Awarded 4+ stars and the IndieReader Approved seal—here's what the author has to say. About the Book In 150 words or...
Hane Selmani’s A COUNTRY CALLED BROOKLYN exposes the hard-hitting reality of Albanian-American women as they try to honor their faith, loved ones, and themselves amidst religious doctrines, family expectations, and cultural violence.
Claude Hanhart and Rachel Collins' CONNECTING GOALS TO IMPACTS AND OUTCOMES: Harnessing Structured Conversations for Customer-Driven Value Delivery offers a meticulous, systems-based approach to design that provides readers with a clear roadmap for purposeful communication...
Hane Selmani’s A COUNTRY CALLED BROOKLYN exposes the hard-hitting reality of Albanian-American women as they try to honor their faith, loved ones, and themselves amidst religious doctrines, family expectations, and cultural violence.
Hane Selmani’s A COUNTRY CALLED BROOKLYN exposes the hard-hitting reality of Albanian-American women as they try to honor their faith, loved ones, and themselves amidst religious doctrines, family expectations, and cultural violence.