Memoirs

In this strikingly honest, raw, confronting, and often graphic account we hear Keren's story in her own words, and journey with her through the trials and triumphs of her testimony.

"The Self- Existent One desired a likeminded kinfolk. The reason for all that was created was to provide essentials to incubate a spiritual kinship with God. It follows that mankind, likewise, has obligation to provide a safe and secure environment for his own offspring. The admonition from God to the fathers is to nurture his own family in an orderly arranged environment, designed to equip his children and prepare them for God." Luke 1:17- And he shall go before him in the spirit and

The title comes from a note penned by an English professor. It took years to understand the nuanced message of low expectations for one of the University of Texas' few students of color.

Have you ever wondered what makes a writer? Or if you might become one yourself? Part memoir and part writing guide, Valerie Parv's book provides a fascinating look into her world of words. Valerie has been published since the age of fourteen when the Australian Women's Weekly accepted her first article. Ninety books, dozens of short fiction, magazine serials, movie scripts and articles followed. She has sold over 34 million books and ebooks translated into 29 languages. As she recounts h

In this riveting and candid memoir, "Vera Jo opens up her world to us in a vulnerable yet captivating way that elicits every thought and emotion from the reader; it's relatable, heart-wrenching, surprising, funny, challenging and encouraging," said Ronald Nored, NBA assistant coach of the Charlotte Hornets. At twenty-two, six thousand miles separated her from her comfort zone, but Vera Jo Bustos signed a contract to play professional basketball in Greece. So, she said goodbye to what she knew

"23" is a heartfelt look at the profound influence of parents in shaping the personalities and values of children. "23" is filled with stories that will make the reader laugh, cry and reflect on how our families shape us in ways big and small.

Henry has a passionate intimacy with the deaf and blind, he has written several books to help others to understand how the deaf have to struggle to today's society. He speaks to organization on topics such as child molestation and intimate with the deaf community, leadership, visually, impairment and independence.

A Lesson in Patience is an honest, informative and personal story about parenting a child with significant developmental delays. As a first-time mother, Loretta Wellard, shares her experiences to bring awareness, knowledge and understanding, in a memoir about raising her beautiful boy who is not quite reaching some magnificent milestones ... yet.

Helen Miller's memoir, "21 Siblings: Cheaper by the Two Dozen" depicts the organized chaos of raising 22 children in a relatively small home. Her parents married young and proceeded to have 22 single birth children between December 16th, 1940 and January 13th, 1966.

Multiculturalism is one of Australia's successes. It was a hard-fought struggle. This memoir records the author's part in that struggle, his life as a schoolboy in Sydney, teacher in England & Germany, Canberra public servant & Melbourne Anglican priest. This is a story of commitment, perseverance and conviction God was with him in life and work.

Can you recover from life's serious setbacks, or even debilitating illness, by exploring daily creative projects? One woman, now in remission from multiple sclerosis for several decades, explores how she regained good mental and physical health by acting on a powerful intuitive message.

A literary memoir by Kenneth Wolman, New York City-born poet, who found himself homeless on the streets aged 70, despite his PhD, publications, and years as a technical writer; and Adjunct Instructor. Wolman reflects on his time in shelters, to make meaning from this hell and to warn readers of how it happened.