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From rural poverty in Haiti to suburban success in America, Buteau Francois's remarkable journey is one of perseverance, resilience, and the transformative power of education. In this powerful memoir, Buteau reflects on the hardships and triumphs that shaped his life, from overcoming discrimination to building a fulfilling career in the U.S.

Louise’s memoir, Ballet to the Boardroom, chronicles her extraordinary journey from the disciplined world of ballet to navigating corporate leadership with creativity and determination. Growing up with a love for math and dance, she pursued both passions, eventually joining a ballet company while balancing a burgeoning career in finance.
From performing on stages like Lincoln Center to leading executive compensation initiatives at Fortune 500 companies, Louise's journey is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and the power of combining discipline with imagination.

Two damaged parents
A chance to break the cycle.
Will she trigger old patterns or create something new and beautiful?
Shauna Spellman never felt wanted. Born into a family where mental illness and alcoholism raged unchecked, the lonely young woman thought escaping to college could hold the key to joy. But when the pain and anguish refused to dissipate, she feared her agony could only be ended by death.
Still clinging defiantly to the idea of finding freedom, Shauna sought an alternate solution to suicide at UCLA’s student health center. And as she and her therapist worked through generations of hurt, her life finally started to feel like her own.
Would her strength and love unlock the door to a brighter future?
In this emotionally rich memoir, Shauna Spellman unravels the vicious wounds caused by a dysfunctional family and reveals how even the worst childhoods can spawn a wonderful existence. And her insights into coping with trauma and embracing compassion will take readers on a fascinating journey from the depths of despair to a triumphant exploration of empathy and hope.
It Begins With Me is a heart-wrenching autobiography. If you like people who lead by example, stories that make you cry, and positive endings, then you’ll be moved by Shauna Spellman’s path to serenity.
Buy It Begins With Me to take the first step today!

In this guide, Mark Steven unlocks the secrets to perfecting the packaging element of your product creation process, with hints and tips to ensure you maximise your consumers' experience with your brand, and to help you avoid some of the hidden pitfalls along the way.

For your consumer, the brand experience covers everything from attracting their gaze, influencing their buying decision, making the purchase, using the product, and discarding, hooked for repeat purchase.

But it starts, and finishes, with the product's packaging.

Embark on a profound journey of faith, resilience, and transformation in Faith in a Foreign Land. Fatima Briscoe’s inspiring biography takes you from her early life in Jamaica to the bustling streets of England, where she faces some of her greatest challenges. Diagnosed with Addison's disease, postpartum thyroiditis, and adrenal suppression, Fatima’s spiritual revelations were often misunderstood as mental health conditions. Yet, through unshakeable faith and divine guidance, she overcame these obstacles and reclaimed her life.

Faith in a Foreign Land is more than just a story—it's a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit and the healing power of faith. As you follow Fatima’s life, you’ll find lessons and insights that can empower your own spiritual and personal journey.

David Clarke’s memoir, Everything Is Upside Down, is a heartfelt exploration of faith, resilience, and identity. Growing up as the youngest in a Barbadian immigrant family in London, David reflects on the challenges that shaped him—from navigating cultural divides to a shocking revelation about a secret sibling that redefined his understanding of family. With raw honesty, he examines the complexities of forgiveness, the influence of faith, and the power of self-discovery. Everything Is Upside Down is an inspiring story of navigating life’s unexpected turns and finding strength in the face of change.

Bibi pays tribute to the life of Bibi Pritam Kaur. Despite the difficulties in her life, Bibi brought sunshine and lightness to her own being as well as her family. Through her acts of kindness and unwavering dedication to her family, her presence is still felt today in the memory of her successors.

On May 1, 1969, 19-year-old Bob Brodnik’s life changed forever. His father, Joe Brodnik—a devoted San Francisco police officer and his personal hero—was killed in the line of duty. Decades later, Bob makes the same pilgrimage every year to his father’s grave, revisiting not just memories, but the pain, rage, and devastation that shaped his life.

All You Can Handle is more than a memoir; it’s a raw, unflinching exploration of grief, resilience, and what it truly means to serve and protect. As a young man, Bob was thrust into a world of unimaginable loss and chaos, grappling with addiction, family fractures, and a city teetering on the edge of collapse. Through his 32-year career as a San Francisco police officer, he discovered that being a "street cop" is more than a job—it’s a calling, one that demands unwavering strength, compassion, and courage in the face of darkness.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend a sensual night with that hot couple from the gym? That fantasy is a reality for B. Since joining the swinger community, B has traveled the world and found intimate connections around every corner.
Dive into B's story to learn about this exciting community and begin to imagine how swinging could give you a new lease on life!

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.

Enwrapped in Grace is a collection of journal entries following one woman’s life of faith and friendship. Faith becomes the lens through which author Enibokun Tayo revisits key moments throughout her childhood, marriage, and motherhood, reflecting upon how her belief has guided her through an often turbulent life.

The Need-Not Artist by Kasha Ritter addresses common obstacles aspiring artists face in pursuing their creative ambitions. The book dismantles typical excuses for neglecting artistic pursuits, offering practical strategies to overcome barriers such as daily responsibilities, family commitments, and self-doubt. Kasha provides guidance on time management, marketing, and treating art as a business venture. The Need-Not Artist encourages readers to trust their instincts, build confidence, and identify supportive individuals in their artistic journey, transforming perceived limitations into opportunities for creative expression and personal fulfilment.

Tony, a South London schoolboy, is given the task of researching a local history project as he enters his final year of studies. At a loss as to what he can write about, he goes to his Nan who has lived her whole life in the community. In asking her about the past, Tony gradually uncovers a series of mysteries and secrets involving family, friends and various local characters, dating back over fifty years. As his research progresses, it becomes apparent that these various unanswered questions are all linked and have been left shrouded, initially by the horrors and tragedies of the Somme battle fields of the great war and then through the passing of time.

Have you ever had a "Eureka!" moment where an idea struck you, and you just knew it could change everything? In From PATENT to PROFITS, inventor and entrepreneur Michael Crites shares his journey from a frustrating encounter with sunken manhole covers to building a multi-million-dollar company.This practical guide offers aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs the insights, strategies, and real-world lessons needed to turn your idea into a profitable venture. Michael combines personal experience with actionable advice, walking you through the critical steps to bring your invention to life.

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.

9 Secrets to a Meaningful Life is a friendly and accessible guide to getting the most out of life. Global award-winning colourist and Wella Global Ambassador Andrew Dunne shares his own journey of escaping a negative mindset, learning to focus on the future and take action towards his goals with amazing results. The book explores the concept of shifting from living in the past to creating a vision for the future and shows readers how to take the necessary steps towards maximising their potential.

What Would Happen if...? follows Amanda Hamilton as she grapples with societal pressure to conform while harbouring a strong desire for individuality and adventure. Driven by curiosity and a proactive mindset, Amanda questions established norms and seeks to chart her own path. The narrative explores the tension between conformity and self-expression, highlighting the author's inclination to challenge the status quo. Through a series of unconventional choices and experiences, Amanda ultimately forges a unique identity, attributing her current circumstances to an unwavering spirit of inquiry and independence.

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.

Madame of Music Row is a heartfelt and gripping journey through the incredible life of musician Gina Jones. From her earliest days as a child entertainer to her rise as a singer-songwriter in the vibrant heart of Nashville, Gina's story is a tumultuous ride of triumphs and tribulations. Beneath the glittering facade of the entertainment world lies a hidden struggle with drug addiction and the kind of hardship that's hard to fathom. Madame of Music Row is a book filled with humour, heartbreak, and unfiltered honesty that delves into the depths of human resilience and the enduring power of hope even in the bleakest of circumstances.

Choosing Grace by Grace Lewis is a powerful memoir and guide for those who’ve faced a challenging upbringing without the support of a loving family. Grace shares her own harrowing childhood, where she felt powerless and lost, but eventually found the strength to climb out of the darkness and reach new heights. Through her story, she offers hope and practical advice for anyone feeling stuck in trauma, showing that with determination, it’s possible to overcome even the most difficult circumstances. This book is an inspiring call to take the first step toward healing and find your own path to empowerment.

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“It truly is a story like no other.”

E. Randol Schoenberg, lawyer, genealogist and author.

Chris Bock’s An Ordinary Man is history captured through a personal lens - a WW2 adventure, a family saga, a love story, and a testament to the power of the human spirit. A true story of a Jewish gay man’s extraordinary life, from escaping Nazi oppression in Austria– saving his family via a winning lottery ticket– to finding refuge of sorts in Japan before finally settling down to a quiet life back in Vienna after the war. An Ordinary Man is the story of the extraordinary Paul Patek, who witnessed some of the 20th century’s most traumatic events with an unfailing optimism and spirit.

Robert has Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)—once known as Multiple Personality Disorder. For him, DID isn’t a weakness; it’s a superpower that helped him survive a traumatic childhood and navigate life in residential treatment centers and a famous sanitarium before stepping into the real world.

This powerful memoir takes readers inside the mind of a person with nine distinct alters, each created to endure different aspects of his past. From Melvin, Bob, and Fred, who first emerged to shield him from abuse, to heroic alters like Esteron and Ox-n-ogre, Robert’s journey is a testament to resilience, survival, and self-discovery.

Amal Elhawari believes that every parent holds the keys to unlocking their child's potential.

Like a house with many doors, children's minds have so many possibilities to explore. With the right keys, parents can open up wonderful new worlds and guide their children through life's challenges.

In this book, Elhawari will share ten essential keys that I've found can open the doors to effective, nurturing parenting.

She hopes to give parents useful tools to build trust, encourage good behavior, defuse conflict, and above all, foster loving relationships with their children.

From the foggy streets of Saint John to the sun-drenched shores of Florida, Stacey Vautour’s journey is one of heartbreak, healing, and triumph. On The Edge is an inspiring true story of a woman who grew up feeling invisible—trapped by learning challenges, a chaotic home life, and toxic relationships—only to break free through grit, faith, and a refusal to give up on her dreams.

Now, the biggest obstacle in her and her family’s life has crippled them and she is determined to achieve justice peace. Through her new journey, Stacey vows to continue to write her story as it is happening.

If you've ever felt stuck, silenced, or not enough—this book will show you what's possible.

In My Kind of Faith, international rugby player Stephen Hihetah takes readers on a powerful journey from the depths of despair – after losing his mother, sister, and best friend to suicide and contemplating taking his own life many times – to an appreciation for the transformative power of faith and family. The love Hihetah has for his grandmother is what has inspired his faith and has kept him going for all these years, giving him the strength to endure and fight the demons that have haunted him all his life.

To Be Continued showcases Ellen Winser’s extraordinary career as a London stockbroker in a male-dominated field. The story spans from Ellen’s early aspiration to doctorhood to her meteoric rise as one of the first female members of the London Stock Exchange, documenting the challenges and successes along her journey.

What Music Means to Me follows Cathy, an activities coordinator at a care home who founded the inspirational One Voice Choir. Leaving her homeland of Ireland at 17, her memoir is a tribute to the power of music and it's ability to transform lives and carry people to magical moments. With no prior experience, she built a choir of elderly residents, including those living with dementia. Cathy shares how the journey helped her conquer fears and doubts and channel her love of music. For the residents, it brought joy, structure, and connection to their lives. Her story celebrates not just her efforts, but all those in care who work tirelessly to bring happiness to others.

A Librarian’s Tale documents Gerald Gill’s obsession with language. Beginning in the basement of a ham radio operator, the story follows Gerald as he overcomes dyslexia and pursues knowledge with an insatiable curiosity to discover the power of communication.

Brian Lewis’ Checkmate: The Black Schoolboy who Beat a Chess Grandmaster at 12 is a moving account of how a chess team made up of council estate children inspired an entire working-class community to take up the game that had historically been played by those from a more privileged background. Micklefield School, located in the heart of a working-class community, was inspired by a formidable teacher named Mr. Green who made it his quest to form a chess team that would make the school and the area proud. After two years of training, the school produced 5 individual chess champions, started winning the chess league and produced a player that beat an International Grandmaster within 4 years at the age of 12.

Escape of the Tulips is the unforgettable true story of one woman's fight for freedom, survival, and love.
Born into post-war Britain, Valerie recounts her life with striking honesty. From early love to decades of domestic abuse and unimaginable heartache, Valerie shows you can escape. Building a new life for her children, she becomes a successful entrepreneur and reunites with a long-lost sister in a twist worthy of fiction.

At its heart, this is a mother’s tribute to her beloved late son, Darren, and a testament to the unbreakable spirit of a woman who refused to be silenced.

In Why Does it Hurt?, Gordon Bosworth draws upon forty years of physiotherapy experience to offer insights into injury management. Blending personal anecdotes with professional knowledge, he challenges the notion of rapid recovery in modern society, advocating for a deeper understanding of the body's healing processes developed over millennia. Bosworth views the body as an evolving canvas rather than an exact science, emphasizing the need for an artistic touch in treatment. His work aims to revolutionize physiotherapy practices and improve quality of 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.

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.

In Cycling Through Life, Dr. Satoshi Harris-Koizumi shares an extraordinary life story defined by resilience, exploration, and the pursuit of passions. From his birth in London to a childhood split between England and the United States, his journey weaves through pivotal historical moments, personal challenges, and professional triumphs. The memoir delves into his academic achievements, including becoming the first in his family to graduate from high school, college, and medical school. It highlights his impactful medical career, international travels, and personal passions like cycling, skiing, and playing the flute. Through his reflections, Dr. Harris-Koizumi offers insights into the joys and trials of a life lived to the fullest, marked by family, adventure, and enduring curiosity.

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.

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.

Beginning in healthcare and rapidly expanding to ownership of a restaurant, TV station, and various other assets, Kim Caudle Lewis built a successful diversified operating company from the ground up. Her memoir, Just Kim: You’re Enough Today, tells the story of Kim’s success as a businesswoman and encourages like-minded women to take the future into their own hands.

Great British Entrepreneurs: A Decade of Championing Entrepreneurs by Francesa James and Julie Deane enumerates 10 unique and diverse tales of entrepreneurs and their successes - stories that are about more than just balance sheets and business plans and, instead, about the personalities and life experiences behind them.

Heart Strings follows Aruna and Ravi Bachireddy from their upbringings in India to their founding of the Heart Institute of East Texas in the United States.

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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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.

The Octopus is an international tale of politics, corruption and intrigue documenting David Croft’s interactions with Brazilian government officials.

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.

The Great Taj follows brothers Bobby and Desh as they expand their family’s farm holdings and escape the constraints of a limited inheritance. Through wise purchases and strong business acumen, the brothers transform their family’s economic circumstances.

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.

T. Kumar’s life story is one of resilience, transformation, and the unwavering pursuit of human rights. From a young activist in Sri Lanka’s Tamil minority, who faced imprisonment and exile, to becoming a key international advocate for justice in Washington DC. Kumar’s journey is extraordinary.

The Lost Soul is an inspiring memoir of resilience, survival, and hope. From a turbulent childhood in London to a life-changing journey of self-discovery, Robson De'prose shares his experiences of adversity, love, and redemption.

Through struggles with family trauma, identity, and mental health, The Lost Soul offers a message of hope for anyone who has ever felt lost.