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In A Rose Has Cried but Has Not Died, Norma Okun offers a harrowing, raw memoir of extreme childhood sexual abuse and child trafficking at the hands o

Psychobioimmunology and Aesthetic Realism: Big Words: Don't Let Them Scare You! This book starts out with enough medical terminology to make your head

Layered Landscapes is a collection of essays and photographs of our beautiful world from just outside our homes all the way to the heavens. The book h

Crime and the Nation explores the correlation between fiction writing and national identity in the late eighteenth century when these two enterprises

This work explores the correlation between fiction writing and national identity in the late eighteenth century and the origins of America's unique an

I grew up in New York City when street games were the major form of entertainment. Girls jumped rope and boys played stick-ball. Occasionally, we all

Summer, 1953. The sun is shining on Little Green Street, the bunting is being brought out, and Britain is getting ready to crown its new Queen.Except

Life through Poetry is a selection of poems that look at life through the lens of an author who has experienced a lot throughout the years. Just as

Little Emma ended up at an orphanage and longed for her own family. After Mr. Peter's visit and the stories of other orphans being adopted, she dream

She was cast away from the tribe that she was born into because the situation of her birth dictated that she must not be allowed to live amongst the t

10 Tough Little Tigers is a lively interactive picture book intended for young toddlers, that will teach them counting skills and be able to verbally

In Common, a first novel from award-winning memoirist Norma Watkins (The Last Resort, That Woman from Mississippi), is the story of how much women wil