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  Waking Up - How I Grew to Love...

  M.Ed. Kay Lock Kolp

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  The award-winning, riveting true story about overcoming hardship to fulfill a most deeply held dream… 
  ​​​​​Scarred by disability. 
  Derailed by ADHD. 
  Believing herself broken and weak. 
  The odds were certainly stacked against Kay, walking all by herself from one side of England to the other. 
  Here’s the interesting thing: those elements which Kay perceived as liabilities became assets. 
  Fuel for empowerment. 
  And the trek was only the beginning. 
  Come on a journey of discovery.. 
  Waking Up is the true story of a woman who used to need a wheelchair and couldn't use her hands almost at all. 
  The book tells how she grew into an artist, creator and adventurer. 
  Give yourself permission to be caught up in the magic… in cheering for Kay, you just may end up cheering for yourself."An absolute gem of a book that radiates positivity and inspiration from start to finish… its free-flowing narrative style captivates the reader from the very first page." – Monique Giroux, Digital Nomad and Forest Therapy Coach, author of Lost Intentionally 
  Waking Up unfolds in a unique and conversational style. 
  From the "How to Use This Book" section: 
  "Make this book your own. 
  That's when the magic happens 
  When we read something somebody else wrote and it inspires us 
  Or helps us 
  Or upholds us 
  As we spark something wonderful in our own life.""Phenomenal." - Janine Halloran, LMHC, Therapist and author of the bestseller Coping Skills for Kids"So well written and powerful. Freeform and yet cohesive. AWESOME!!!"  - Lorraine Viau, Lancaster, PA

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  Bucharest City Guide

  My Ebook Publishing House

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  Popular and portable, “Bucharest City Guide” contains everything visitors need to know to enjoy themselves in, get the best out of, and find their way around Bucharest. Packed with a surprising amount of information about the many different sights and activities to see and do in and around the „Small Paris”.Bucharest’s top attractions and museums are broken down at a glance.Included in “Bucharest City Guide”Sights: Athenaeum, Basarab Bridge, National Opera, National Arena , Cretulescu Church, Cismigiu Garden, Royal Palace, Old City Center, National Military Circle, Economies and Consignments House, Geology Museum, Stavropoleos Church, National, History Museum , Manuc Inn, Grigore Antipa Museum, Palace of Parliament, Old Court, Museum of the Romanian Peasant, Patriarchal Cathedral, Museum of Bucharest City, , Triumph Arch , Victoria Palace, National Village Museum “Dimitrie Gusti”, Herastrau Park, Youth Park, Museum of Romanian Literature, Botanic Garden

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  The Orwell Tour - Travels...

  Oliver Lewis

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  A travelogue exploring the life and work of George Orwell through the places he lived, worked and wrote
  
  Following in the footsteps of his literary hero, researcher and historian Oliver Lewis set out to visit all the places to have inspired and been lived in by George Orwell.
  
  Over three years he travelled from Wigan to Catalonia, Paris to Motihari, Marrakesh to Eton, and in each location explored both how Orwell experienced the place, and how the place now remembers him as a literary icon.
  
  Beginning in Northern India, where Orwell was born in 1903, and ending in the Oxfordshire village of Sutton Courtenay, where he was laid to rest in 1950, The Orwell Tour offers an accessible and informative new biography of Orwell through the lens of place.

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  The Hebrides - From the...

  Paul Murton

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  Paul Murton has spent half-a lifetime exploring some of the most beautiful islands in the world – the Hebrides. He has travelled the length and breadth of the Scotland's rugged, six-thousand-mile coast line, and sailed to over eighty islands.
  In this new and updated edition of his acclaimed book, Paul visits each of the Hebridean islands in turn, introducing their myths and legends, history, culture and extraordinary natural beauty.
  In addition he also meets the people who live there and learns their story. He has met crofters, fishermen, tweed weavers, Gaelic singers, clan chiefs, artists, postmen and bus drivers – people from every walk of life who make the islands tick. This blend of the contemporary and the traditional creates a vivid account of the Hebrides and serves as unique guide to the less well known aspects of life among the islands.

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  The Sea in the Metro

  Jayne Tuttle

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  I am the worst person in the world. 
  Bad mother. Bad lover. Bad worker. Bad woman. Bad friend ... 
   
  An exploration of motherdom and ego, culture and art, love and pain, The Sea in the Metro tells the story of a new mother in Paris trying to make it work – and failing. What happens when the control you thought you had over your life is usurped by your nature? 
   
  Jayne was raised to believe she could have everything. Child, career, relationship, even a life in Paris. So why does she feel like a monster? As her ego wars with her natural instincts, Jayne searches for answers in friendship, the city, memories of her late mother, art, writing and New Wave films … and finds only more questions. There are parts of herself that parenthood won't let her avoid. 
   
  Unsentimental and untamed, The Sea in the Metro is an unflinching excavation of modern womanhood that marks the thrilling return of an incredible talent in Australian literature. 
   
  'A witty and observant raconteur, and merciless chronicler of her own foibles, she's like the love child of David Sedaris and Helen Garner.' LINDA JAIVIN, The Saturday Paper 
   
  'A vivid memoir of damage, grace and healing which manages to be funny, irreverent and moving all at once.' LUKE DAVIES 
   
  'Jayne Tuttle's writing is a delicious delight.' CHRISTOS TSIOLKAS

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  French Illusions - My story as...

  Linda Kovic-Skow

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  "This is a wonderful debut memoir, made much more appealing because it is true. A well written, fast-paced book enhanced by sprinkles of French..." 
  A futile lie. She does not speak French. She knows it was wrong to accept the nanny position. 
  You'll find this unusual story, based on Linda's diary from 1979, even more engaging because it reads like a novel. 
  Twenty-one-year-old Linda needs to learn a language fast in order to fulfill her lofty dreams. Broke yet determined, she pushes aside feelings of guilt, pretends to speak French on her application and secures a nanny position for a wealthy family in France. 
  Will she be able to redeem herself once she arrives at the Château de Montclair? How will she communicate with the Dubois family, especially the children? 
  When Linda meets Adam, a handsome young student, her life becomes more complicated - much more complicated. 
  Join Linda on her adventure of discovery and romance in an extraordinary part of the world and follow up with the final book in the French Illusions Series - "From Tours to Paris."

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