Autobiography: general

New Bremen, Ohio, was mostly like countless other small farm towns in that part of the state in the 1950s.

Bipolar parent is an intensely detailed autobiography about a little girl who is trapped mentally by her father's extreme and abusive behaviour towards her mother.

Many people know the name Ned Kelly but don't know the story that led to his last stand at Glenrowan or his execution at the Old Melbourne Gaol.

After describing in detail living in a small English village, Patricia goes on to relate an incident involving her father in World War II in which she secretly listens to him talking to his friend, Jim, after the war had ended.

The tragic but ultimately uplifting story of a young woman who was sent to a baby laundry for unmarried mothers in 1960s London In 1963, London was on the brink of becoming one of the worlds most vibrant cities.

When John Tovey lost his sight at the age of 42, he thought his life was over.

This antique book contains a detailed treatise on how to win at the card game Gin Rummy, with information on rules, terminology, odds, and technique.

When John Schilling, an unassuming midlevel accountant, joined Columbia Healthcare Corporation --the nation's fastest growing and revolutionary network of public hospitals -- it seemed like the start of an exciting new career with great advancement and earnings potential.

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A girl born in a poor family but with a big dream, Cathrina is full of admiration for the people around her and what they have that she dont have.

During her career, Julie Grace worked for several political icons, including Paul Simon, Alan Dixon, Joseph Kennedy, Walter Mondale, and Jimmy Carter.

It isn't called "e;running"e; a bed and breakfast for nothing.

Adam Walker is not your everyday record-breaking sportsman.

Have you found your joy?

Started life in a fairy tale childhood, lived with Mum and Sis, moved from another country before I was one year old.

This is a coming of age story that chronicles my early years growing up in inner-city, Brooklyn, New York amidst the turbulent, racially and socially explosive 1960s.

Take my hand as we pass into the realm of my darkness.

At least one point in your life youve probably faced adversity that made you question your ability to go on.

PRISON PUZZLE PIECES (the first of a three volume series) is a non-fiction account of a corrections officer working in Stillwater Prison in Minnesota after he stopped traveling the country performing standup comedy and improv.

This book will begin to answerquestions about what many will eventually call the worst medical tragedy inmodern medical history.

Readers of Jan de Vries' immensely popular health books will already appreciate the wisdom and wit of 'the healing Dutchman'.

A young lady transformed from being timid and unlucky in life to a person who was a breath of fresh airher transformation from being engulfed by the sickness of bipolar mood disorder during her adolescent life, enduring painful experiences, to developing her self-esteem and personhood once again.

Author Christine Williams describes what happens over a period of several months as she undergoes treatment for back pain by a Zen Thai Shiatsu bodywork masseur in an ';Age of Aquarius' revelation.

One thing I detest in this life is injustice, and certainly I see much unfairness in my life.

If I had to choose between letting down A friend or my country, god, give Me the strength to betray my nation.

INSIDE THE RAINBOW by Sandy Sinclair, Alaskan bush teacherNot just memoirs of an ol teacher but the author deals with how the events of the past may be connected to our current life.

In the frenzied 1970s, a young Brazilian from Rio de Janeiro in search of self-knowledge embarks on a cargo ship heading East.

This book deals with immigration processes of Germans who have arrived in Australia since 1945.

This month has been an experience, which began with 10 uniforms, 8 surrounding me with guns, a sick dying chicken and I ask myself the question, how do you soar like an eagle?

Jill Gebhart Campbells passion for poetry, writing, and drawing prompted her to write this book, utilizing these creative genres, in order to portray her bipolar illness in a more personal way.

Tell Them My Name is an inspiring true story that explores how even the most impossible dreams can come true when unlikely friendships are built across cultures.

Living life with a physical disability from birth means a hard road ahead for anyone, but Ian McDonald has taken it all in his stride and through tough times and good, he has led what some people would describe as a relatively normal yet in some respects, extraordinary life despite his disability.

The autobiography of Denise Robins, the 100-million-copy bestselling Queen of Romance, first published in 1965, and available now for the first time in eBook.

Jean Keegan Dalys book of true personal stories takes you on the challenging journey of her souls passionate longing for self discovery and healing, her bold search for spiritual truth, and the supportive people, special patients, and amazing mystical encounters she experienced along her path.

All his life Test Pilot Scott Crossfield has carried on a love affair with airplanes.

This book is written to inspire people to not lose hope in life and have faith but also to learn to let go.

Cryer found that much of the world lives in tropical villages of great poverty, and saw that corporate, and even government help was utterly insufficient.

This is a journey through Doreen's life.