This book is written to inspire, uplift, or just give you something to think about. A bad day-we've all had one; loss of a loved one-memories last forever. A frienemy indeed is not the friend you need. Real talk about everyday life and trying to maintain. So sit back, relax, and enjoy one unique read.

A novel about the Adirondacks during the middle of the 19th century. Mostly anecdotal, it gives a hopefully accurate portrayal of life in that place in those times. This is the tale of Eben Holden, a homely hired hand, and the archetype of the wise old man. It chronicles his flight with young Bill from Vermont to Paradise Valley and his role in Bill's childhood and coming of age in the Brower household. It is also about the courtship of Bill and Hope Brower.

Rewriting common cliche+a7s into thoughts appropriate for today, the author offers such gems as "if a thing is just barely worth doing, then just barely do it," and "commitment is what allows familiarity without contempt." Original. 125,000 first printing.

In the peaceful town of Elton Head, New Jersey during the 1950s, police officer Danny Carlsson finds himself investigating the murder and cover-up of a local wino who was beaten to death by Danny's fellow colleagues.

Important American periodical dating back to 1850.

Based on the writings of one victim, an attractive, successful woman with severe depression and no childhood memories, this firsthand glimpse at the healing process follows her restored memories of physical and mental abuse, prostitution, and murder