Books

I wrote Loving Self by Boo Black as a follow-up to Hating Self by Boo Black to help people understand how to transform your personal relationship with yourself and to create a loving environment of acceptance and authenticity. It is both uplifting and inciteful and it is illustrated in a diary-form. Please join me in my journey of self-discovery and authenticity.

In the arid landscapes of the desert, a miraculous chronicle unfolds. When Marco suffers a life-altering stroke, his world is turned upside down. Determined to rebuild his life, he embarks on a transformative journey of self-discovery. Guided by the support of loved ones and unexpected people, Marco finds strength, faith, and a renewed sense of purpose. Marco died and emerged from the desert, phoenixed from the ashes, healed and being thrust into a world of uncertainty and vulnerability. In this powerful memoir, Marco's resilience shines through as he embarks on a remarkable quest to rebuild his life from the ground is a story of courage that will leave you breathless, page after each tur...

The story of a young man joining the army at 16, witnessing the Battle of Britain first hand from the gun sites above Dover, through to the Middle East where he was killed on the first day of the Battle of

Tumbletite chronicles the 31-year flying career of a country boy from Mississippi. The author takes you along on a journey that took him from the backroads of Mississippi to the farthest reaches of the globe. The enlisted aircrew career fields make up approximately only two percent of the Air Force, Guard, and Reserve total force. Johnny served in two separate enlisted aircrew career fields on two different aircraft. He spent 15 years as a C-141 Starlifter Flight Engineer and 16 years as C-17 Globemaster III Loadmaster. Come along as he takes you through his initial training, first missions, activation for Desert Storm, on to Iraq and Afghanistan and beyond. With nearly 8000 hours in his log...

This book outlines growing up in a predominately white town in Tennessee and the challenges I faced. It's deeply personal, but my hope is to help people who struggle with self-hate and self-harm know that they are not alone and there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Wisdom for the ages, accessible for today: Live a more meaningful life with lessons from history and even pop style="margin-left:0px;">At some point, we are all touched by loss and disappointment. We have all been let down by people and circumstances. People we expect to act with integrity at some crucial juncture fail us and we need to pick ourselves up and make sense of it style="margin-left:0px;">This book is crafted to set you down a path to realizing your very own philosophy so you can live an authentic, more meaningful life. You’re holding a timeless collection of thought from some of the greatest minds that ever lived. It spans centuries and cultures and, never academic or dry, ev...

Some things can only be learned from red-faced experience, like forgetting to switch off your lapel mike when visiting the style="background-color:rgb(255,255,255);color:rgb(15,17,17);font-size:14px;">In this practical guide to public speaking experienced speakers share their anecdotes and tips on what to do; what not to do - and what can go hilariously wrong!In compiling this enjoyable hands-on guide, Jan Hurst-Nicholson has drawn on her own considerable experience of 35-years’ involvement in public-speaking training as well as giving talks at numerous events and organisations. Whether you are a knee-knocking newbie or a professional speaker the book provides everything you need for a be...

This is a book about the funny things that happened during the course of my 25 year career in the film industry, where travelling the world and working with some of the biggest movie stars of the time almost became normal, from having a pint in the local with Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson, to hanging on to Robert De Niro's arm inside a false wall. These are stories never told before and needed to be documented so they wouldn't be lost forever. I promise you you will be laughing as you read some of the things that went

This memoir puts a fresh spin on the life of a Steward. From working in a grand houseto flying around the World. Looking after Royalty, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Government Officials and Service book is full of memorable events and stories including: Robert raced to Ethiopia to rescue survivors of a terrible plane Charles told him, " Get Prince Andrew out of he approached Air Force One, he heard, "Stop, or I will went on a secret mission. recollection of a thrilling test flight on a passenger complained about his Duty Free as he was rescued from the invasion of an angry octopus lives in the a colleague was asked, " Steward, change my you know elephants in Sri Lanka...

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Join the Gnome's Quest for a Home! Discover the magic of finding family in Gnome Needs a Home—a heartwarming journey packed with Norwegian words and an endearing adventure. Will you be the one to welcome home this tiny wanderer?

The gnome on the shelf just wants to belong to a loving family and make new friends. Follow the gnome's journey, searching high and low, hoping someone will offer the acceptance that the gnome yearns style="background-color:rgb(255,255,255);color:rgb(15,17,17);font-size:14px;">Grab this first adventure by the Uff Da Sisters and watch for others so you can collect them

Normal life turned upside down for educator, wife, and mother Joan Patterson once she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. When she found herself relegated to a wheelchair, her faith in a loving, caring God faltered along with her confidence that she could continue being a viable asset to society. Enter a service dog, Faith, who not only restored Joan's independence, but strengthened her walk with God by exemplifying the intimacy and interdependence we can have with our heavenly

"Adulting for Future Adults and Maybe Current Ones Too" by George Davis is a comprehensive guidebook that navigates the uncharted waters of adulthood with a refreshing and relatable approach. In this insightful and engaging read, Davis offers a roadmap for both upcoming and existing adults to conquer the challenges and uncertainties that come with growing style="margin-left:0px;">With a mix of practical advice, personal anecdotes, and a dash of humor, the book covers a wide spectrum of topics essential for successful adulting. From managing finances, building meaningful relationships, and honing essential life skills to navigating career choices, self-care, and maintaining mental well-being...

The December 30, 2021, Marshall Fire south of Boulder will be remembered as the most destructive inferno in Colorado history and one of the top fifteen worst fires in the western United a little over four hours, the fire, fueled by high velocity Chinook winds, burned 6,026 acres, consumed 1,084 structures, and caused over $2 billion in fire caught everyone nearby by one thought a fire could create so much destruction in so short a time, specially during the residents considered suburban Superior and Louisville at risk to wildfire.  Interviews, local history and pictures convey the turmoil, tragedy and drama of this nightmare. These stories are intertwined with the police and fire di...

"Times may get rough, but it doesn't mean it can't get NY, late 1980's- early 90's, awe-inspiring, courage, grit, Surviving the Streets of Brooklyn, Sarah Young, determined to escape, adversities, survive and to live at whatever you fell in love with 1989's Bedford Stuyvesant when reading, Sylvia Macura, Milan Macura's Surviving the Streets of Brooklyn will transport you right back. The Macura's heartfelt and expert storytelling will capture you in this all-American tale based on a true heartfelt coming-of-age, thrilling romance and a super- human, amazing will to survive invigorating novel!Set in Brooklyn New York in late 1980's and, early 90's, awe-inspiring, brimming with best...

The realities of climate change are becoming increasingly clear.  The financial impact of severe weather events is escalating for communities and property owners worldwide.  This book looks at the risks by region in the United States, and makes specific recommendations for what property owners can do to become more financially

When history was made, women were there too. From the very beginning of humanity, women were a vital part. Often, their stories are ignored or diminished. Frequently, great accomplishments are absorbed into someone else's resume. This is a celebration of a few of the amazing stories and accomplishments of female geniuses, warriors, artists, dieties, leaders, and not to be overlooked, villains. As women gain their voice, this book illuminates some of the overlooked foundation of modern

Bitter-Sweet: A Battle Through Cancer (with health and nutrition manual) is a  book launched by me, Dr Olubukola Babalola in September 2022 on my 60th birthday anniversary. It is the story of my life and journey through cancer and how I overcame it. Promoting natural foods as medicine, it is an inspiring and insightful manual for all who seek to live in good health, void of illnesses, just as God originally

Have you lost someone?Have you experienced grief?Are you trying to pick up the pieces?Saying Goodbye is the book for you! In the heartfelt pages of her memoir, Patricia A. Saunders, the youngest in a family of thirteen siblings, reveals the profound reverberations of losses to cancer that have left an indelible mark on her style="background-color:transparent;color:#1d2228;font-size:12pt;">Within her narrative, she sensitively explores the depths of grief accompanying the departure of a cherished family member, navigating the distinctive connection between the eldest and the youngest. Patricia eloquently traces the path toward accepting her sister's passing, bravely sharing the intimate...

begins on Easter Sunday morning. While driving home on Interstate 95 at 65 mph, Bonni had a stroke. Her 86-year-old mother, sitting in the passenger seat, grabbed the wheel and crashed them into a stroke left her unable to walk, talk, or swallow. Timing couldn’t have been worse. Her son was getting married in only eight profoundly moving memoir is about Bonni’s recovery and resuming what she calls, her “magnificent life.” Told with authenticity and honesty, her tenacity, perseverance, and humor see her through the darkness of Stroke Land. Bonni’s courage and resilience take the reader on a compelling and inspirational