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  She Rises High - A Journey...

  Sheri Broussard

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  In She Rises High, Sheri Broussard shares the vulnerable, no-holding-back story of how she went from broken and heart-shattered to bold, boundaried, and fully alive. After a painful divorce and a lifetime of people-pleasing, Sheri hit her lowest point—and made the choice to rise. 
  This isn’t just her story. It’s a guide for yours. 
  With truth-telling chapters, journal prompts, and powerful meditations, this book will walk beside you as you:Reclaim your voice and self-worthSet boundaries (even when it feels terrifying)Love yourself—naked, messy, and beautifulHeal emotional wounds and release old patternsDo hard things (on purpose!)Build a life rooted in courage, joy, and radical self-trust 
  Each chapter invites you into real transformation—with messy stories, gut-punch honesty, and the kind of warmth that feels like a friend holding your hand. 
  Whether you’re navigating divorce, burnout, midlife transition, or the quiet ache of “not enough,” She Rises High will remind you:

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  Acceptance and Meaning in Grief

  Wasyl Nimenko

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  Finding Purpose in Grief.  
  Grief not only puts our loss and our own life in perspective but it also offers the opportunity to re-visit and review the meaning of our life.   
  Our world may seem as if it is over and we might find it difficult to find a reason to carry on living. If we can find meaning in our grief, it protects us and our health both physically and mentally.  
  Victor Frankl observed many times that the ones who survived the Holocaust of the German concentration camps were the ones who could find meaning. He supports Nietzsche’s words, ‘He who has a why to live can bear with almost any how.’ [1]  
  Deciding if someone is likely to commit suicide is deemed much more unlikely if they have ‘protective’ factors in their life, such as close family or a project they need to finish. 
  That is they have meaning in their life. The principle of having enough meaning in their life to consider it worthwhile continuing living is used by all those assessing someone for suicidal risk.  
  It is not difficult to find ‘meaning’ in our own life, to have something or someone to live for. But trying to understand ‘the meaning of life’ is a different thing altogether. Perhaps this is best explained simply by the most highly regarded scientist and the most highly regarded sage of the last century. 
  Albert Einstein says the aim is to stop seeing our self as being separated from the part of the whole, the “Universe.” He calls it a kind of optical delusion of consciousness. Ramana Maharshi says our knowledge and identity of what we are is false. He describes our deeper inner Self as ‘eternal,’ which arises and returns to the same source.  
  So essentially, they both say our experience of who we think we are, our experience of ourselves as separate individuals is incorrect and that we are part of everything.  

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  Summary - American Dirt - Based...

  Fastbooks Publishing

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  SUMMARY 
    
  AMERICAN DIRT 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY JEANINE CUMMINS 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FASTBOOKS PUBLISHING 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Fall of Acapulco 
  A Plan to Escape 
  Crossroads 
  La Bestia 
  A Desperate Pursuit 
  Survival 
  The Bond of Motherhood 
  The Border 
  Crossing the Line 
  General Analysis of American Dirt 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  “American Dirt” by Jeanine Cummins tells the story of Lydia, a bookstore owner in Acapulco, and her young son, Luca, who are forced to flee their home after a brutal attack by a drug cartel. As they escape the violence, they embark on a dangerous journey through Mexico, hoping to reach the United States. The novel explores themes of survival, motherhood, and the brutal realities of migration. It highlights the trauma faced by migrants, the perilous journey to safety, and the emotional and physical toll of seeking refuge from violence and corruption.

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  Connected Couples - Eight...

  Andy T. Fenske

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  Are you still looking for that deep and meaningful connection? Are you still searching for that lifelong bond and a fulfilling love relationship? 
  Success or failure of your relationship is rooted not in factors out of your control but in skills that you can very much learn. No matter how good or bad your current love life is, you have the power to make it better. You are in charge! 
  What if you had an actual roadmap for your love relationship? 
  In Connected Couples, you'll find proven strategies that help you:Get a deepened sense of self-awareness and understanding of your partnerBreak your personal fear cycle and learn to navigate through challenging timesDiscover the proven secrets to solving and avoiding your relationship problems in the first place - without therapy, marriage counseling, or even worse, lawyers!Develop the skills necessary for effective communication as well as strategies for fewer arguments and "better fighting"Create a profound vision for your perfect relationship 
  A practical handbook for how to successfully navigate through "Love Land". 
  From his own experiences working with his clients, coach and relationship expert Andy T. Fenske draws out eight roadmaps with real-life examples, practical tools, and techniques that will give you the confidence and the skills needed to make your romantic relationship a lasting success.

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  Summary - The Last Argument Of...

  Fastbooks Publishing

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  SUMMARY 
    
  THE LAST ARGUMENT OF KINGS 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY JOE ABERCROMBIE 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FASTBOOKS PUBLISHING 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Poison Trade 
  Being Chief 
  This Noble Business 
  Feeding Time 
  So Much in Common 
  Honesty 
  Ghosts 
  Bad Debts 
  A Ragged Multitude 
  General Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  The Last Argument of Kings is a dark fantasy novel set in a brutal world where political intrigue, personal ambition, and the harsh realities of war dominate. As the Union faces a looming power struggle after the king's death, various factions vie for control, including ruthless leaders, former soldiers, and tortured souls. The story follows complex characters like Glokta, a cynical torturer, and Logen Ninefingers, a warrior seeking redemption. Themes of power, corruption, betrayal, and the personal costs of ambition are explored, creating a morally gray world where every decision has far-reaching consequences.

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  Extended Summary - A People's...

  Quick Reading Library

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  EXTENDED SUMMARY 
    
  A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY HOWARD ZINN 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY 
    
  CONTENT 
  Columbus, The Indians, and Human Progress 
  Drawing the Color Line 
  Persons of Mean and Vile Condition 
  Tyranny is Tyranny 
  A Kind of Revolution 
  The Intimately Oppressed 
  As Long as Grass Grows or Water Runs 
  We Take Nothing by Conquest, Thank God 
  Slavery Without Submission, Emancipation Without Freedom 
  General Analysis of the Book 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  “A People's History of the United States” by Howard Zinn offers a radical reinterpretation of American history, focusing on the experiences of marginalized groups rather than traditional political leaders. Zinn highlights the struggles and resistance of Native Americans, African Americans, women, and the working class throughout U.S. history. The book challenges the mainstream narrative of American exceptionalism, revealing how power, inequality, and oppression shaped the nation's development. Zinn emphasizes class struggle, colonialism, and systemic racism, aiming to provide a more inclusive and honest account of American history, often overlooked in traditional historical texts.

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