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  Wait Until You Hear Where I've...

  Sherry Trimmer

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  A True Story of Incredible Events starting with the Pandemic in 2020 that led to the Near Death Experience in 2024! How God used an ordinary person, a mom, a Mimi, to do the Extra Ordinary!

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  This Book Could Save Your Life:...

  Ben West

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  What’s sort of funny when something horrific happens is that nothing happens to the rest of the world. The cars still drive, the planes still fly… everything just continues. And that’s probably the best gift we have. Because, for the most part, there’s no right or wrong way to do things – life becomes whatever you make it. 
  This book has been written for you. 
  In 2018, Ben’s world collapsed around him when he unexpectedly lost his brother to suicide. 
  In the raw aftermath of this tragedy, Ben found the strength to learn, educate and campaign about mental health. He also wrote this book as a reminder that in despair you can always find hope. It’s packed with advice and practical takeaways. 
  So read it, remember it and pass it on – it could save your life. 
  In this deeply personal and inspirational autobiography, Ben West shares his journey through grief and depression, offering self-help strategies and psychology insights. His memoirs serve as a beacon of hope, reminding us that even in the face of death and despair, life can be shaped by our relationships and mood. 
  For fans of Matt Haig (Notes on a Nervous Planet), Susan Calman (Cheer Up Love), Lily Bailey (Because We Are Bad), Kate Garraway (The Strength of Love), and Minnie Driver (Managing Expectations). 
  HarperCollins 2022

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  The Gospel of the Egyptians -...

  Anonymous (Gnostic Tradition)

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  What is the eternal Light that illuminates all things? How can divine wisdom guide humanity toward spiritual freedom? 
  The Gospel of the Egyptians: Mystical Teachings of the Eternal Light presents a modern translation of a profound Gnostic text. This ancient work explores humanity’s divine origin, the struggle between light and darkness, and the path to spiritual awakening. 
  Through vivid imagery and symbolic language, The Gospel of the Egyptians reveals cosmic mysteries and invites readers on a journey of enlightenment. 
  What You’ll Discover in This Modern Translation:The Eternal Light of Divine WisdomDiscover Gnostic teachings on the Light’s role in guiding humanity to truth and freedom.The Mysteries of Creation and RedemptionExplore hidden truths about the cosmos, divine realms, and humanity’s destiny.The Path to Spiritual FreedomLearn how Gnostic wisdom leads to self-discovery and liberation from the material world.A Glimpse into Gnostic CosmologyGain insight into the cosmic battle between light and darkness. 
  This adaptation preserves the symbolic richness and depth of The Gospel of the Egyptians while making its teachings accessible today. Whether exploring mystical texts, seeking personal transformation, or studying early Christianity, this book offers a timeless perspective on divine truth and human potential. 
  Begin your journey into The Gospel of the Egyptians and uncover its wisdom and transformative power.

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  Letters to Paige - Living in the...

  Mr. Terry Schilling

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  Six weeks before her eighth birthday in May of 2024, my granddaughter Paige Schilling was diagnosed with a brain tumor. 
  Paige underwent a 14-hour brain surgery at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The tumor was successfully removed and Paige began a lengthy period of rehabilitation.  
  During this time, Paige received so many gifts from friends and family that her father considered renting a storage unit. Instead of giving her another stuffed toy, I decided to write letters to Paige. The letters describe real events from my own life beginning from a time before television existed. 
  The letters introduce Paige to members of her extended family, including aunts and uncles (my six brothers and sisters), her great-grandparents, and even her great-great-grandparents.  
  The episodes celebrate the adventure ride of just being a child in a large entertaining family.

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  Angel Maker - Serial Killer

  Raphael Terra

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  This audiobook has been recorded using Text to speech (TTS). 
   
  England in the 19th century. Victoria is on the throne. The nation is at its height. An Empire stretching around the globe. Industrial and scientific advancement. Literary and artistic excellence. 
   
  And yet, behind the glow of this supposedly golden age, there lay hidden human misery and extremes of depravity. This was the age of Sherlock Holmes, Jack the Ripper and the terrible poverty of millions living in slums. Drink, drugs, prostitution, murder. All these were the norm in the dark and dirty back alleys of the cities. 
   
  In the small village of Pyle Marsh just outside of Bristol, lived a master shoemaker by the name of Samuel Hobley. He and his wife were comfortable and raised five children. The youngest of these was the girl who would later be known as Amelia Dyer. She would become one of the worlds most notorious serial killers. We know her today as the Angel Maker.

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  Dreadful Sorry - Essays on an...

  Jennifer Niesslein

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  Candid essays on personal and cultural American nostalgia, focusing on the author’s working-class, Rust Belt family history. What does it mean to be nostalgic for the American past? The feeling has been co-opted by the far right (“Make America Great Again,” after all, is a plea for the past), and associated with violent periods of our country’s history when white supremacy was even more dominant than today. Can a liberal white woman still be sentimental about her childhood, her European immigrant family history, her working-class upbringing?  In Dreadful Sorry, Jennifer Niesslein explores her “nostalgia problem” with grace and curiosity. The essays recount her thoughts upon rewatching Little Women with her sisters and mother, her hand-to-mouth childhood, the effect being “not the right kind of white” had on her Polish immigrant ancestors in the U.S, and her family’s own racism. Niesslein weaves together personal and structural questions of class, whiteness, history, and family with humor and charisma.  A book for anyone who wants to think about their relationship to their childhood, family history, and place.

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