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Can You Hear Me Now? is a moving call to action based on author Pamela Furr's daily struggles and responsibilities as the mother of an autistic child. The founder of Puzzle Box Academy, a private school based in Florida dedicated to supporting children with autism, Pamela provides guidance, support, and advocacy for parents navigating the challenges of raising children with autism. She stresses the importance of meeting the unique needs of individuals on the autism spectrum while discussing the difficulties parents encounter when attempting to access appropriate interventions for their children.

Beginning with their first date in a Brockton, Massachusetts cinema, What’s the Story Here documents the blossoming relationship between Paul Goransson and Helen Gerzon.

Originally written for his grandchildren, J. Larry Mayes' Papa's World View acts as the author's legacy, preserving his spirit for and passing his work ethic on to his descendants. Containing his thoughts on love, family, philosophy and faith, Larry's memoir is a guidebook for those looking to live a life which exemplifies the values of hard work, family and faith.

One of the Walking Wounded documents Jan Murray's life of trauma, hardship and hope. Recalling her most formative experiences, Jan reflects upon the ways in which her most formative experiences shaped her, emphasising her need to build resilience and remain steadfast in her work ethic along the way.

Embark on a transformative journey with Fatima as she unveils the essence of her being in this poignant biography. From humble beginnings to triumphant moments, her life is a testament to resilience, faith and unwavering love under the guidance of her Creator. Through the peaks and valleys of her journey, Fatima's steadfast commitment to persevere and uplift others shines through. Join her as she shares her story, inviting readers to find inspiration and strength amidst life's challenges. This book celebrates the human spirit's capacity to endure and thrive, guided by faith, love and divine guidance.

The Road Traveled… follows Forrest Fisher on a lifelong search for purpose. Discovering the importance of honesty, independence and equitable treatment, Forrest learns to respect and work collaboratively with others, encouraging readers to create an environment where everyone’s voice is heard and valued.

Dawn Hiller’s Storm Clouds and Rainbows is an extraordinary story of resilience, joy, and shattering boundaries. The book follows Dawn from her birth in Jamaica as she pursues nursing in the face of great prejudice and pioneers childbirth reforms in remote communities to improve countless lives.

Lashika and Anthony know many entrepreneurial spouses want to team up but aren’t sure how. Having faced this challenge themselves, they believe it’s a risk worth taking. Their success isn’t due to Ivy League education, investors, or luck—it’s the result of hard-earned life lessons. With enough drive and patience, they believe anyone can improve their business and personal life. Now, they’re eager to share their story and help others achieve success while finding balance as a real estate husband-and-wife team.

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“Bottom line is, there is no party of fiscal responsibility in America today. There are too few people who are fiscally responsible. The biggest deficit we have is a leader deficit. The president has to lead, no matter who that person is and what political party they are.”

The Honorable David M. Walker, Comptroller General of the United States (1998-2008)In a nation facing a leadership crisis, fiscal irresponsibility is a bipartisan issue which affects no one more than working-class Americans. Ronald D. Beckner’s A Blueprint and Financial Guide for the Working-Class American offers a comprehensive strategy for ordinary citizens to make the most of their money, teaching them to use their money as a tool rather than drowning under its weight. Beckner asserts that, while the future is unpredictable, it can be planned for, and hopes to educate fellow Americans on the best ways to utilise their money.

Bob Alligood’s You’re Gonna Want to Hear This…It’s My Story recounts the author’s journey from a modest upbringing to a life of success and personal fulfilment. Despite the challenges of growing up in modest circumstances, Bob embraces a strong work ethic from a young age, earning small sums of money through various odd jobs. The book highlights Bob’s unwavering determination and dedication, emphasising how these qualities have shaped his trajectory in life.

Cynthia Roobottom’s A Wise Woman Once Said recounts the difficulties of the author’s experience as a homosexual member of the Air Force during the 1960s. In her memoir, Cynthia describes her time in the Air Force, the events which prompted her to join and those which transpired afterwards, reflecting upon how her time in the military shaped her into a strong and brilliant woman.

Escaping a chaotic childhood, Cynthia enlisted searching for a sense of order, despite the illegality of being a homosexual in the Air Force. Forced to hide her true identity, A Wise Woman Once Said examines the difficulties and successes of a homosexual woman navigating military life.

In Moments in Time, author Ernest Caley recounts a series of humorous anecdotes and adventures from his life. Ernest’s book compiles events ranging from childhood pranks to adult escapades, highlighting the penchant for mischief and risk-taking which persists throughout his life.

The story of Mammut is one of 160 years of innovation and progress. From the company’s humble beginnings as a ropemaker in 1862 to their position today as a leader in mountain sports products, Mammut has always been moved by a desire to reach new heights. It All Started with a Rope: 160 Years of Mammut is a celebration of the company’s heritage and determination, adaptability and resilience, showcasing its history as well as the stories of many of the inspirational athletes in mountain sports who represent Mammut.

My Escape from the Delusions of Christianity records the details and events of Major (retired) Robert Marlow's journey from a witness and born-again Christian for nearly four decades to transitioning in 2013 to a free-thinking Deist.In his debut book, Marlow goes into great detail as to why he abandoned his Christian faith and belief in Jesus while presenting a compelling analysis that rejects the claims of the Christian religion. Citing verses from the Bible and text from renowned scientists like Roger Dawkins and Carl Sagan, he exposes the falsehoods, inconsistencies, dangers and moral repugnancy which he believes is practised by the Christian doctrine.

Besides expressing doubt in Christianity, My Escape from the Delusions of Christianity also offers an alternative viewpoint for a rewarding and meaningful way of living as a freethinker. Marlow explains how important it is to help others and oneself as this brief life may be all which is offered. He details his own intellectual journey toward a secular view of life based on science and reason.

‍My Escape from the Delusions of Christianity is a great resource for those battling with their own doubts about their faith. It also sheds light on the theory that Christianity is based on a largely fictional retelling of events, many told in a malignant fashion. Whether one is a lifelong believer, devout atheist, or someone who is straddling the line between both ideas, My Escape from the Delusions of Christianity will challenge readers with provocative ideas that are meant to question their faith and shake up their belief systems.

Road to Remission documents author Scott Davis’ arduous fight against cancer. Following the author from his terminal diagnosis to miraculous remission, Scott’s story is an inspiring tale of recovery in the face of tremendous suffering which inspires those battling life-threatening illnesses to continue the fight.

The founder and CEO of Global Paint for Charity, Inc., Rony S. DelGarde’s How to Paint Change demonstrates how colour can and must be a force for good and sustainability in the developing world.

My Name is Not Sheila recounts the traumatic events of Bridget Marcella’s childhood. At the heart of these events are four men. Two betrayed their fundamental duties to love and respect the lives of Bridget and others, while two taught her the true meaning of grief, loss and masculinity. Through this exploration of her past, Bridget explores the complex lessons she has learned about the significance of family.

Now aged 92, Derek Marriott is a proud father, grandfather and great-grandfather who looks back on his achievements with great pride. Starting from humble beginnings, Marriott quickly rose from a below-average schoolboy to a well-above-average student who quickly became a lecturer himself.

In A Life of Learning, Craft and Graft, Marriott recounts the greatest joys and hardships of his life of hard work and service. As an auxiliary officer of the fire service, he assisted the people of East Devon before setting out on his own, which led to the pain of liquidation but also the joy of starting anew. At Sandy Bay, he built a business that drew his family together and provided a great living, allowing him to give back to his community through the Scout movement. Marriott hopes that readers of his book will learn to look ahead with optimism and back with pride in everything they do.

Fionia Salmon shares a powerful personal journey of overcoming immense challenges as a young mother pursuing a university education. Facing poverty, abuse, and the heartbreaking loss of her son, she struggled without proper support but found strength in her faith in God. It Will Be Long, But Not Forever is a story of resilience, determination, and survival, turning life's obstacles into stepping stones toward a better life. Through her book, Fionia aims to inspire others facing similar adversities, emphasising that hardships are temporary and can be overcome with faith and perseverance. Her journey from despair to triumph offers hope to those in difficult circumstances.

In The Hintons of Harrow Hill, authors Deanna and James Hinton discuss their nonconformist nature, innate curiosity and desire for adventure, reflecting upon how these shared qualities lead them to question the status quo and embrace a proactive approach to life. The narrative highlights the authors' independent spirits and willingness to challenge conventional wisdom. Through personal anecdotes and introspection, the authors emphasise the importance of individuality and the role of curiosity in shaping their personal journeys and achievements.

Resilience contains Rachel Gigger's reflections on her journey of perseverance and acceptance. The narrative explores Rachel's struggle against adversity, symbolized by physical scars that serve as tangible evidence of her battles. The author emphasizes the role of faith in her resilience and ultimate triumph over challenges, acknowledging the limits of her control while maintaining a determined spirit. The work offers a testament to human endurance and the power of self-reflection in the face of life's hardships.

Discovering My Way recounts the life story of Arnold Gans, highlighting his meteoric rise to success in the medical solutions industry. The son of a leading New York pharmacist, Arnold develops a passion for medicine at a young age, prompting him to attend Columbia University before being drafted into the U.S. Army in 1955. His stint in the military sees Arnold assigned to Brooks Army Medical Center, where he achieves the rank of Sergeant developing treatments for those exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. Following his service, Arnold meets his future wife and business partner Myra, who sells her piano to finance the pair’s opening of Medical Nutrition Inc. Together, Arnold and Myra become pioneers in the field of nutritional science, cementing the legacy of the Gans family as one of hard work and great achievement.

In Het Avontuur Van De Liefde, Eelkje Faber-van der Ploeg recounts her journey from a small Dutch village to a new life in Germany. The author portrays her younger self as a cheerful, mischievous girl who adapts easily to new environments. The narrative focuses on her meeting with future husband Jaap Faber and their subsequent emigration to Germany in 1959. Eelkje describes this period as a time of freedom and adventure, highlighting her 21st birthday as a pivotal moment in her life story. The book offers a personal account of love, migration, and coming of age in mid-20th century Europe.

“We shall emerge triumphant from this ordeal,And through the crucible unscathed we’ll pass;When we are poised the wounds of battle to heal,We shall remember those who died in mass;Then shall our trumpets peal the glorious song,Of victory we scored o’er might and wrong.'

Land of the Rising Sun' - Biafran national anthem.The Story So Far traces the impact of the Biafran War across the lives of Austin and Grace Arafiena and their children. Despite the war’s long shadow, Austin and Grace’s memoir follows the couple as they navigate the long, difficult and oftentimes dangerous journey to parenthood in the wake of the violence.

Love, Family, Music, God & Country…and Sugar captures the story of Sylvia R. Minick in 170 beautiful photographs. Sylvia’s memoir guides readers through the most precious moments of her long life, emphasising the importance of family, friends and faith.

When asked about the secrets of his success, Jim Boon points to faith, family, and friends. In his memoir, Jim explores how righteous living and dedication to maintaining personal relationships yielded his most important assets and bountiful blessings. Demonstrating the power of interpersonal connection, “Well Well,” Said Jim, Excitedly recounts one man’s journey to finding meaning and beauty in life while acknowledging the contributions of those who helped him along the way.

Web Warrior is an international story following author Babatunde Badmus as he envisions and realises his future goals. By learning to operate in the future, Babatunde discovers new ways to garner influence and positively impact others around the world.

The Life of Chuck Sallah follows the author’s evolving relationship with family values. Despite being taught the importance of family from childhood, the young Chuck begins to neglect familial relationships in the face of life’s distractions before finally rediscovering their value as he grows older and raises a family of his own.

Vic Van d'n Dippo chronicles Victor Lemmens' life in the Dutch village of Schimmert, focusing on the periods before, during, and after World War II. The narrative provides a firsthand account of Victor's experiences intended primarily for his descendants. It details his career as manager of the Boerenbond until age 60, followed by nearly three decades of retirement. The book serves as a personal historical record, offering insights into rural Dutch life through the lens of one individual's journey through a tumultuous period in European history.

Growing up, Barry Duncan lived simply and without much in the way of extra money. Even so, his mother was an industrious woman, always finding ways to save money and make a difference in the lives of her children.

While today’s world is much different from that in which Duncan grew up, a few guiding principles have allowed him to overcome numerous obstacles on his path to success. Blessed with several positive role models, Duncan learned to be ambitious and resourceful from a young age, which ultimately enabled his many accomplishments. A Life Worth Living follows the hardships of Duncan’s life and recounts the lessons he learned along the way.

My Life follows Frank Gibson on a journey to find contentment and fulfilment. The narrative explores the protagonist's evolving perspective on happiness, which ultimately centres on the well-being and success of his wife and children. Despite facing numerous challenges and hardships, Gibson and his family emerge resilient and united. The book emphasises the importance of familial bonds and personal growth, suggesting that true satisfaction stems from the collective happiness and achievements of one's loved ones.

Born and raised in a small Dutch farming community, young Rudy Gengler knew little about the outside world before boarding a plane to Canada on a whim. My Farming Career tells the story of Rudy as he leaves his home with a single suitcase and $500 to carve out a life defined by adventure and friendship.

Where Did the Time Go documents the hectic and exciting lives of Vagesh and Gowri Hampole. The story follows the pair through the rise of a successful medical practice and the birth of their children as they live lives defined by family and friendship.

Leonard Gray: A Nuclear Chemist’s Story follows the author through his extensive career in the field of nuclear chemistry. Dedicating himself to the field for over half a century, Dr. Gray transitions from a nuclear weapons specialist to a mentor for numerous young scientists and engineers before pioneering advancements in the field of plutonium forensics. Highlighting the author’s strong Christian faith and its contributions to his success, A Nuclear Chemist’s Story documents the long and eventful history of Dr. Gray's life.

In Speaking Out: Etha’s Fight for Justice, author Etha Brace bravely exposes the trauma inflicted upon her by medical professionals. With unwavering honesty, she recounts decades of suffering, shedding light on the systemic failures that perpetuated her anguish.

I Couldn’t Do This Alone, I Had Help is a lesson on the value of hard work and the beauty of America. The book follows Marshall as he learns the value of hard work and consistency through dedication to his career and careful maintenance of his assets.

Invictus in Adversity follows Christopher Lucas as he perseveres in the face of extreme tragedy and hardship. At a time when most would settle down with their partner, Christopher experiences the loss of his home, career, physical strength and opportunity to raise a family of his own. By sharing the story of his struggle, the author hopes he inspires readers to smile in the midst of any hardship.

In De Wereld Als Thuis, Yolanda Weldring recounts the exciting story of her life from her childhood in North Holland and studies in Groningen to a transcontinental career in youth care and development cooperation.

She candidly recalls her experiences with lovers, family, friends and colleagues, as well the lessons she learned and the experiences that shaped her world and self-image. The result is a sharp and passionate plea for a better world in which people treat each other, animals and nature with more care and compassion.

Diary of a Nobody tells the eventful story of Rob Woods, recounting fascinating and entertaining tales such as crashing a plane, arranging a mass of hypnotised chickens into the shape of his own name, and being resurrected following his own death in 2010. At 52 years old, Rob’s path to contentment has been anything but straightforward, his life a rich tapestry made complete by his loving partner and two children.

Razia Suleman's The Other Side of the Mountain is an international story documenting the author's turbulent life across four continents. Beginning in India during Partition before taking her to Africa, Europe and North America, the story follows Razia through her career, marriage and divorce, exploring the key moments which defined her life along the way.

Finding Glocca Mora follows T. Gildea-Solomos’ discovery of the magic and wonder of the Irish people and their role in world history. Tracing the history of an immigrant family, Finding Glocca Mora documents the ageing author’s search for familial connection abroad.

I Was Young Once Too tells the incredible story of Tony Willson. From soldier to father, Tony’s journey is one of resilience, adventure and unwavering love. Adopted as a baby, Tony spends his youth searching for identity and purpose. His path leads him to the military, where he serves with distinction in Northern Ireland, the Falklands War, and Iraq. Through marriage, challenges, and career changes, Tony's fighting spirit never wavers, granting him a successful life full of family, friends and joy.

"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope..."Romans 15:13

In her book After the Struggle Comes the Triumph, author Regina Starks shares her personal experiences and provides valuable insights into achieving triumph. In this captivating book, Regina delves into the keys necessary for attaining true triumph, offering practical advice and tips on cultivating the right mindset, practising meditation, and discovering success through the emotions of love, hope, caring, and faith.

Through the pages of After the Struggle Comes the Triumph, readers are guided to recognize that although life presents its share of challenges, all people are bestowed with God's promise. The book demonstrates that triumph is attainable even in the face of adversity, and the author hopes to encourage others to persevere through their trials and receive God’s triumph.

The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man tells the exciting story of James Marino as he makes difficult decisions and perseveres in the face of adversity on his path to success.

Through a life of personal and professional success, we are reminded that it's people who make life worth living. This book was a gift for the purpose of preserving and passing wisdom down to the younger generation.

In Alive Today Naushad Qayyum shares his personal story of overcoming grief, loss, and mental health challenges. The book begins with the sudden death of his father on his wedding day and follows Naushad’s journey through complex PTSD, societal pressures, and the healing power of open dialogue. It emphasises the importance of mental health conversations, particularly for men in Arab and South Asian communities, while offering insights into holistic well-being and recovery. Naushad’s memoir is a call to action to break the stigma around men’s mental health and foster empathy and understanding.

The Earth Moved: Surviving the 2015 Nepal Earthquake follows Row and Tom Smith as they trek through Nepal following a severe earthquake. Trapped in the mountains, they desperately try to avoid violent avalanches and gaping crevasses as their holiday quickly turns into a battle for survival. Along their journey, Row and Tom befriend local villagers and other trekkers from around the world. The devastation and destruction of the earthquake ruins many of these people's lives, but also brings many people together. Row and Tom’s incredible story is a harrowing tale of survival, compassion and friendship.

Growing up in Berlin during the Second World War, Gertrud Henry witnessed and experienced horrific events that will always remain in her memory. Her memoir, From Berlin to Leicester, follows the young Gertrud as she leaves behind the rubble of post-war Germany and seeks a new life in England only to face new and unexpected challenges.

Meeting the handsome Charlie changes everything, the pair going on to build a wonderful life together enriched by the close bonds with their children and grandchildren. Gertrud hopes that this book serves as a testament to the experiences of her and her husband and encourages their descendants to keep in touch with their family history.