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  Che Guevara

  Geoffrey Giuliano

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  Few revolutionary figures have left a greater mark on the twentieth century than Che Guevara. Physician, guerrilla fighter, political theorist, diplomat, and revolutionary leader, he became one of the most recognizable and debated figures in modern history. His life combined idealism, political struggle, military conflict, and a relentless commitment to the causes he believed would transform society. 
   
  Born Ernesto Guevara in Argentina in 1928, he trained as a doctor before embarking on journeys across Latin America that exposed him to poverty, inequality, and political unrest. These experiences profoundly shaped his worldview and eventually led him to join the revolutionary movement of Fidel Castro. Together, they helped overthrow the Cuban government in 1959, an event that altered the course of Cold War history. 
   
  This biography traces Guevara's journey from young medical student to international revolutionary. Drawing upon memoirs, speeches, diaries, historical records, and contemporary accounts, it explores his ideas, achievements, controversies, and lasting legacy.

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  Sell Smart: Secrets toThrive in...

  Quinlan Brackenridge

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  Sell Smart: Secrets to Thrive in Sales and Beyond 
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  No Ordinary Bird - Drug...

  Artis Henderson

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  WINNER OF THE ASJA AWARD FOR MEMOIR/AUTOBIOGRAPHY 
  SILVER MEDAL WINNER OF A FLORIDA BOOK AWARD 
  In the vein of Small Fry or Priestdaddy, No Ordinary Bird is a compelling father-daughter story that reads like true crime, haunted by a question the dashing and mysterious Lamar Chester had always taught his daughter to ask: “How do you tell the good guys from the bad?” 
  Artis was five when a plane crash killed her beloved father. For years, it was simply called “the accident.” 
  But many things weren’t getting discussed. Like Lamar himself—a swashbuckling, larger-than-life pilot, a doting father and husband, and the most popular farmer in Georgia. Or that the IRS had immediately taken everything: the chickens, the airplanes, the islands in the Bahamas. . . . Afterwards, Artis and her mother broke contact with everyone and fled, rebuilding from the bottom up as if Lamar’s big, wild life had never happened. 
  Years later, a friend tells Artis Lamar’s plane was sabotaged: her father had been one of the biggest drug smugglers in Miami in the 1970s. At the time of his death, he was about to testify in a trial that had swept up everyone from the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, to a US district attorney, to the Colombian drug cartels. But the deeper Artis digs, the more unexpected the story becomes. 
  Beyond the dramatic betrayals, dangerous drug lords, and geopolitical intrigue is the beating heart of this riveting memoir: a daughter’s grappling with a dark legacy and her memories of the father who had been the light of her life. Who are the good guys, who are the bad guys, and is there a difference at all?

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  Getting Here From There - The...

  Clara Atmane

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  Learn to tell your truth from a reflective, honest, nonreactive prospective. 
  Recently retired from a challenging legal career, Clara Atmane was asking the big questions: Who am I now? Why am I here now? Why am I still so lonely? 
  Digging into the first ten years of her life, Atmane uncovered secrets and hidden treasure. Blame and anger turned to wonder and curiosity. Emotions and trauma in those first ten years defined her; yet, her ability to survive and the techniques she developed also came to shape who she had become. In Getting Here From There, Ms. Atmane proves that where you start has no bearing on where you can end up. 
  Born the youngest of six in a farming family, the idyllic backdrop hid a hostile and unwelcoming environment. The messages in those formative years were clear: You are ugly. Your birth caused our mother's mental illness. If you tell, you will not be believed. 
  There was a dark side to her family. 
  There were villains. 
  Thankfully, there was also survival. 
  Getting Here From There will show you how one woman came to forgive and even thank the people who mistreated her.

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  The Search - The life of a...

  Paul Besley

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  Shortlisted: Boardman Tasker Award for Mountain Literature 
   
  Coming from a working-class background, Paul Besley knew the worst and best of life in a Yorkshire steel town. He had always been drawn to the solitude of the hills, but that life nearly ended when a fall while hillwalking left him critically injured and alone in the mountains of the Lake District. Paul was found and brought to safety by a mountain rescue team. This was the trigger for him to transform his life, first by joining his local team, then by finding Scout, his very own Border collie puppy, and training him to become a mountain rescue search dog. 
   
  In The Search, Paul writes with humour and honesty as we follow him and Scout through their complex training, with searches and rescue incidents sometimes tragic and often funny. Paul’s demons and headstrong characters threaten to derail them, until his past finally catches up with him and his life inescapably unravels. It’s up to Scout to keep an eye on him now as Paul tries to build the best life he can.

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  Black White Colored - The Hidden...

  Lauretta Malloy Noble, LeeAnet...

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  An absorbing investigation into a little-known historical tragedy—an insurrection which upended a resilient and wealthy Black community who found themselves in the clutches of an insurrection at the turn of the twentieth century in Laurinburg, North Carolina. 
  In the late nineteenth century, Laurinburg, North Carolina, was a beacon of racial calm—a place where Blacks and whites could live and work together. Black families like the Malloys became landlords, business owners, and doctors. Thriving together and changing the economic landscape. But that progress was shattered on the eve of Election Day, 1898, when supremacist groups launched a bloody attack, forcing Laurinburg’s Black citizens to flee. This riot was beginning of the only recorded insurrection, stripping middle-class Blacks—who made strides during Reconstruction—of their seats on every electoral board. 
  With meticulous research drawn from sources including The New York Age and census records, the descendants of the town's early Black leaders, Lauretta Malloy Noble and LeeAnét Noble uncover the trailblazing achievements of their ancestors. Piecing together proof of Black resilience in a region shaped by profound adversity whose contributions extended beyond Laurinburg to institutions including Howard University and Meharry Medical College. 
  Black, White, Colored is the first book to shine a spotlight on the events in Laurinburg and its impact on the town’s Black occupants, giving Laurinburg its rightful place in American history. 
  Supplemental enhancement PDF accompanies the audiobook.

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