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The Girls is the story of three spinsters living in Chicago—an aunt, her niece, and her niece’s niece. The aunt has memories of the Civil War, and all three women have adjusted to the outbreak of the First World War. Generational changes, particularly in regard to romantic attachments, are a central feature of the book, which is also a fascinating portrait of the Chicago lifestyle of the time. The emerging political and social power of women is also a significant feature of the story.

Are you ready to break free from self-doubt, denial, and unrealistic expectations? How to Accept Yourself, Your Life, and Your Reality by Edna J. White is a transformative guide to embracing the truth of your life and taking control of your future. Through 11 powerful steps, this book provides practical tools to help you let go of false realities, practice radical honesty, and create a life that aligns with your true self. Whether you're struggling with personal acceptance, career setbacks, or emotional growth, this book offers the clarity and motivation to move forward with confidence.

This is a compelling exploration of the long-term effects of fatherlessness on adult life. Through real-life case studies, this book examines the emotional wounds left by an absent father and the struggles they create—self-worth issues, trust challenges, and emotional dependence. With a deep focus on healing and self-reflection, the author shares personal insights and strategies for breaking generational cycles of dysfunction. By peeling back emotional layers and embracing change, listeners will find the tools to build healthier relationships and reclaim their power.

Each and every one of us has attempted the feat—to express our feelings on love is one of the joys, or heartaches, of life. In this volume 10 poets add their immortal words on love. Some are tender, some are strident, some beguile with unknown words and play but always, always in tones of love. Genius in every name.

Elizabete's journey brings us many life lessons and teaches us about the necessity of following the true path that leads to the encounter with God.

Edna Worthley Underwood was born in Maine in 1873. Her first published work was a collaborative translation of materials by Nikolai Gogol. Her talents included both translating (she was an expert linguist), poetry and noted author of short stories. By the 1940’s her literary efforts ceased and, after being admitted to a sanitorium for dementia in 1953, died several years later.

Presented here is Volume III of our Feminist Literary Classics series, featuring three of the most important feminist novels ever written: Orlando: A Biography by Virginia Woolf, O Pioneers! by Willa Cather and So Big by Edna Ferber. The first book in this collection is Orlando: A Biography, a groundbreaking English novel by Virginia Woolf that explores English history, gender roles and sexual politics in a way few books have before or since.

La Famille Positive®, le podcast dans lequel Edna GUCCIA, coach, formatrice, conférencière et consultante Spécialisé en Psychologie et Discipline Positive®, Vous livre tous ses secrets pour mieux vivre, penser et éduquer positif.Les sujets qu’elle a choisi de traiter ici ont pour finalité de vous aider à vivre de façon plus harmonieuse au sein de la famille.Ces sujets passionnants, changent notre vie au quotidien et notre façon d’accueillir les événements qui l’accompagnent.Dans La Famille Positive, vous trouverez des clés :Pour vivre selon la Psychologie Positive,Pour ...

Qian Choi is the leader of a Hong Kong–based triad deeply involved in pharmaceuticals. Her daughter-in-law, Jazz, formerly a sex slave in Saudi Arabia, is now prime minister of the new country of Vancouver. Hong, also married to her son, is forced to leave Hong Kong for fear of the CCP. Qian runs afoul of Big Pharma who is trying to force her to sell out. Lauren—a former assassin, widow of Qian’s former husband, unwillingly pressed back into service—stages a violent rescue and goes on to settle the score with dangerous, ruthless people.

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Crime reporter Britt Montero's dreams have been haunting her. She had to shoot a man to save her own life, and the memory of it is torturing her. Meanwhile, a major Hollywood actor strides into the newsroom - and Britt's life - hoping to do research for the character he portrays: a secret agent undercover as a Miami crime reporter. An obsessed madwoman stalks the star, and mysterious mishaps, accidents, and deaths push Britt and the star closer together. Both are menaced by the stalker. Or is it someone else who is determined to sabotage the film and kill the star?

With a dying detective as her friend and source, Britt Montero probes the long unsolved sex murder of a small girl, which may implicate the front-runner in the governor's race. Britt also follows the trail of a diseased serial rapist who ambushes career women in the restrooms of the gleaming downtown towers that spike the Miami skyline. But soon, it's turnabout; the rapist is trailing Britt. Enraged by her stories, the rapist escalates his violence and focuses his obsession on her.

Mother’s Voice is a powerful and heartfelt podcast that champions neuroinclusivity and celebrates the unique journeys of families raising neurodivergent children. Through personal stories, expert insights, and inspiring interviews, this podcast is a safe space for parents, educators, and allies to learn, unlearn, and grow together. Whether you're seeking support, understanding, or a fresh perspective, 'Mother’s Voice' will leave you inspired to embrace neurodiversity and help pave the way for a kinder, more inclusive future." New episodes every Week!!