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  Life of Frederick Courtenay...

  John Guille Millais

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  The life of the hunter and naturalist whose name stood for African big game - the Zambesi years, the collections he made for the Museum, the friendship with Roosevelt, and the death in action at sixty-five with a bullet from a German sniper. Millais knew him and wrote from the letters.

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  Birthed Anew: From Pain to...

  Candace Mezetin

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   We all have a part deep within us that is fighting to make its exit. Whether it's hidden secrets, traumatic experiences, or soul wrenching memories, it no longer wants to reside there. Let me introduce you to Grace. She weaves us through the course of her life as she embarks upon this quest for freedom from life's shackles. On this journey, we experience her deeply rooted pain, and her drive towards deliverance. We witness her attempts of resurrection from the dark pits of pain to the moment of her personal triumph. 
   Pursing growth commences through the identification of the who, what, where, when and why's in our lives. Gaining a better understanding of how our past paves our future can help individuals make positive choices that will support authentic healing and restoration. 
   Birthed Anew: From Pain to Passion to Purpose   will shed light on commonly hidden skeletons while simultaneously revealing the beauty of what it actually means to transition from a painful situation to a purposeful one and ultimately experience the gift of forgiveness. 

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  Veiled Threat - On being visibly...

  Nadeine Asbali

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  Nadeine Asbali would be the first to say that a scarf on a woman's head doesn't define her, but in her case, that's a lie.
  Nadeine's life changed overnight. As a mixed-race teenager, she had unknowingly been passing as white her entire life: until she decided to wear the hijab. Then, in an instant, she went from being an unassuming white(ish) child to something sinister and threatening, perverse and foreign.
  Veiled Threat is a sharp and illuminating examination of what it is to be a visibly Muslim woman in modern Britain, a nation intent on forced assimilation and integration and one that views covered bodies as primitive and dangerous. From being bombarded by racist stereotypes to being subjected to structural inequalities on every level, Nadeine asks why Muslim women are forced to contend with the twin oppressions of state-sanctioned Islamophobia and the unrelenting misogyny that fuels our world, all whilst being told by white feminists that they need saving.
  Combining a passionate argument with personal experience, Veiled Threat is an indictment of a divided Britain that dominates and systematically others Muslim women at every opportunity.

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  F MY DAD - Overcoming the Anger...

  Q. Moore

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  Growing up without a relationship with your biological father can be more than devastating, it can be deadly. Millions of people around the world have been affected by the epidemic of fatherlessness. Walk through the journey of someone that has faced this problem and the impact it has had over his life. In the end, you will see similarities and hopefully, a newfound perspective of how valuable you are, and that the loss of not having a relationship with your father, isn’t your loss, it’s his.

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  Beyond Everest - One Sherpa's...

  Corinne Richardson, Pem Dorjee...

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  One small man, one giant mountain: a Sherpa’s quest to create a better future, one perilous step at a time. 
  Every success story begins with a single step in the right direction. Pem Dorjee Sherpa's journey began with a determination to break the cycle of poverty and abuse he was born into. To do that, Pem will have to summon the resilience, courage, and resolve to do what others only dream of: summit Mt. Everest. 
  While much has been written about the elite climbers who attempt to conquer Everest, Pem's account is from the rarely heard point of view of a Sherpa. Genetically adapted to life at high altitude and with very few options for making a living, the Sherpas who join climbing expeditions put their own lives on the line to make the dreams of elite climbers come true. Pem’s account is an inside look at the realities of this life, as well as the social and cultural hurdles he must overcome to be with Moni, his feisty and independent Newari wife.  
  Join Pem in this inspiring tale of one man's quest to create a brighter future, one perilous step at a time.

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  Breadcrumbs - Finding a...

  Williamd F. Merck II

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  How you see your life is complex and can rarely be expressed in an answer that fits on a bumper sticker. Instead, a longer answer is required, one that has roots in early experiences that influenced the development of your character and shaped your views on nature, prejudice, religion, and war. Ultimately, enlightenment comes from reflection on those around you and the impressionable events of childhood that impacted your maturity. William F. Merck’s second book, “Breadcrumbs: Finding a Philosophy of Life,” approaches this quest through a framework loosely based on the seven philosophies of education and concentrates on themes of learning, values, reasoning, morals, religion, aesthetics, and world views.In this work, the author uses stories from his life’s journey to illustrate points in time that helped form his view of the world and his place in it. From growing up in Southern Georgia in the 1940s, to becoming a military officer and a corporate leader, he discovers a nexus between early feelings and subsequent notions and beliefs. He invites you to contemplate your own early experiences as an investigative exercise in understanding what you believe and why you think the way you do today.

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