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  The Childlike Heist -...

  Justin Wiesinger

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  The Childlike Heist reinterprets Jesus' miracles and my everyday life from the vantage point of Peter Pan in Neverland. Justin does a masterful job of making complex theological truths perfectly simple. He tells stories from his own life that everyone can relate to. He takes us from the karate class, to building forts and buying toys. We take a few turns into tough territory and dark moments that we all can relate to, but don't want to admit exist. This book is a great encouragement and inspiration. In a world racked by waves of pessimism and hopelessness, The Childlike Heist is a lighthouse of wonder guiding a pirate ship full of dreams and buried treasure to the shores of our bruised adult hearts. You Need to read this book!

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  England's Rose Princess Diana:...

  Geoffrey Giuliano

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  Princess Diana almost single-handedly saved the British monarchy from demise with her manners and compassionate charitable work. When she was killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997 it became immediately clear just how much this shy, self-effacing, kindly woman really meant to the world and history.Featuring unheard interviews with Princess Diana, the British royal family and luminaries from every sphere of human endeavor. An entertaining, educational, one of a kind audio program. Narrated by the author.

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  Lawrence Welk - Part 1

  Wink Martindale

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  Lawrence Welk left home at the age of 21 and spent two years trying to get a job with bands with little success. Though his career got off to a rocky start, Welk would go on to become a renowned musician, bandleader and television personality. In Part 1 we hear about Welk’s earliest days of his life and career. In a conversation with Wink Martindale in 1973, he reflects on the beginning of his career and journey to success while sharing intimate details about his personal life and experiences.

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  Jane Austen For Beginners

  Robert Dryden

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  Jane Austen's novels are classics. They have never been out of print, and have continuously been turned into countless movies and TV series, yet her works still remain largely misunderstood. On their surface, Austen's novels all involve characters from provincial communities in rural England, far removed geographically and thematically from greater social movements, war, industry, colonization, and imperialism. This impression could not be further from the truth. Jane Austen For Beginners explores the intentions behind Austen's work. Her examination of money and power, of the marriage market, of social class, and of the rending of the British social fabric of her day are among her many concerns. Jane Austen For Beginners will foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of Austen's greatest stories and most memorable characters.

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  Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths...

  David Goodman

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  Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in Leeds' is a collection of detailed accounts of foul deeds, usually murders, in the Leeds region during the period 1807–1926. The time period of 'Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in Leeds' becomes a constant backdrop to the crimes committed. Many lived in cramped and over populated conditions. These appalling situations influenced some of the most notorious local crimes, which commanded the headlines at the time. 'Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in Leeds' captivates crimes of passion in stark contrast to the seemingly calculated murders of Mary Bateman, known as the 'Yorkshire Witch'. The detailed approach to these individual cases tells us much about the people involved and how their lives were dramatically altered. Take a journey into the darker and unknown side of your area as you read 'Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in Leeds'.

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  Only Child and Her Sister An - A...

  Casey Maxwell Clair

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  Casey and her little sister, Christine, started off with what looked like a good beginning. But looks can be deceiving. Their mother, Eve Whitney, a stunning Hollywood beauty, didn't much care for children. Their father, Eddie Maxwell, was a successful songwriter and gag man; he was a brilliant, handsome, hugely charismatic man, but he had a secret drug habit that sent him careening between warm and loving parent one day, to hair-trigger monster the next. 
  If Casey got only sporadic moments of love and caring, Chris got nothing. Neither Eddie nor Eve ever had a kind thought for their youngest child. And so the sisters were forced to find their own paths through this horrific excuse of a childhood, each making choices that pulled them farther and farther apart when the one thing they needed was each other. 
  Told without an ounce of self-pity or bitterness, this story is unique as well as universal. The scenes of pain and incredible neglect live side by side with amazing moments of humor, courage, and triumph. 
  Contains mature themes. 
  For more information on the author and her work, visit caseymaxwellclair.com.

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