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A powerful meditation on grief, a deeply personal mosaic of a daughter's remembrances of beautiful, challenging and heartbreaking moments of life with her family. It speaks to anyone who has lost a loved one and is trying to navigate the world without them while coming to terms with complicated emotions. Lisa Braxton's parents died within two years of each other-her mother from ovarian cancer, her father from prostate cancer. While caring for her mother she was stunned to find out that she, herself, had a life-threatening illness-breast cancer. In this intimate, lyrical memoir-in-essays, Lisa Braxton takes us to the core of her loss and extends a lifeline of comfort to anyone who needs to be reminded that in their grief they are not alone.

I witness my mother's 38 years of dedication to our homeand family shattered by myfather's infidelity was aheartbreaking experience. Manycouldn't see the pain behind hertears. This book reflects on thebetrayal I observed in my familyand the profound impact it had, especially when I discovered myfather, a grown man, broken and crying.Through this narrative, I hope to inspire women to support each other and emphasize the importance of treating others with kindness, as the consequences of our actions often come back to us. With faith, one can weather any storm, and I pray that my story offers solace and guidance to young ladies and women alike. Remember, you reap what you sow-good or bad. I am confident that we are all destined for better things.

Ettinger's poems chronicle the plight of birds in a changing world with all the grief and hope that entails. As she shares her encounters with birds she connects us to nature and reflects some of our most vulnerable human qualities.

A boy drowns in the sewers of Victorian London...His death leads to the orphaning of his surviving brothers, Arthur and Silas, in a grim Dickensian underworld. Overcoming the odds, the brothers' fates shift from grinding poverty to reversals of fortune that play out in conflicting and emotional ways. Which of them will make the right decision for their future, and at what cost? Painting vivid images of destitution, family ties, the dignity of work, and social responsibility, The Midnight Mechanic explores a man's relentless pursuit to better himself, to escape the muck and make amends, while raising pressing environmental issues that are still pertinent today.

Journey to the past and immerse yourself in charming tales of Cape Cod yesterdays with this enchanting collection by the beloved author of Old Orleans: Memories of a Cape Cod Town. In Salt in the Veins Mary E. McDermott invites you on a nostalgic trip through her memories of the rich moments and sometimes amusing, always fascinating history that has shaped thisenchanted seaside region.

درباره ی کتاب؛تار اولین نگاه واقعاًی و جدی و در باره ی انقلاب ۱۹۷۹ میلادی ایران است که به زبان شخصی از کسانی که در آن نقشهای اساسی را بازی کردند روایت می]شود. بابا یک داستان وحقیقی و عاشقانه / ماجراجویی / تراژدی به سنت "دکتر ژیواگو"، با طعم "ایندیانا جونز" است. قصه بر اساس داستان یک زن جوان آمریکایی/ایرانی, رگسانا است که توسط دوست پسر ایرانی خود، یکی از اعضای جنبش زیرزمینی چپی ضد شاه در آمریکا، مورد سو استفاده قرار می گیرد و به او دروغ گفته می شود تا برای جستجوی پدر گمشده خود به ایران سفر کند. در حالی که بدون اطلاعش برای بمب گذاری در ایران استفده کردند. زندگی او پس از اینکه ناآگاهانه برای کار گذاشتن بمبی که جان بسیاری از جمله یک دختر بچه را گرفت، زیر و رو شده و تحت تعقیب قرار می گیرد. رگسانا بدون اینکه بدان و یا بخواهد در دام انقلاب ۱۹۷۹ می افتد و باید برای نجات جان خود که هر لحضه در خطر است باید به هر دری بزند, ولی حاضر به ترک ایران نیست تا پدر ایرانی خود را پیدا کند. در میان این ماجراها با یک زن آمریکایی که از سازمان سیاسی سیا است آشنا می شود و در آنجاست که از ماجرای برکناری شاه ایران توسط آمریکا و انگلیس آشنا می شود. و اینکه چگونه این زن برنامه]های حذف شاه ایران و جایگزینی او را با آیت]الله خمینی را در انقلاب ایران در سال ۱۹۷۹ رهبری می]کرد. صرف نظر از همه اینها، رکسانا اکنون بیش از آنچه باید می داند و و از طرف انقلابیون باید کشته شود. او در طول ماجراجویی دلخراش خود، دولت شاه، جنبش ضد حکومتی، رژیم انقلابی خمینی را به چالش می]کشد و جان خود را به خطر می]اندازد تا پدرش پیدا کند. و در این مهم با، سیروس، نویسنده و فیلم]ساز مشهوری که بعد از آشنای با او همه چیز را برای کمک و نجات او رها می کند و در آخر عشقی ممنوعه ای بین آنها جان می گیرد. در پایان، یکی باید بمیرد تا زندگی دیگران را نجات دهد؟ اون کیه؟

The bridge at Sagamore was closed when we got there that summer of 1956. We had to cross the canal at Buzzards Bay over the only other roadway that tethered Cape Cod to the mainland. Thus twelve-year-old Lily Grainger, while safe from 'communists and the Pope', finds her family suddenly adrift. That was the summer the Andria Doria sank, pilot whales stranded, and Lily's father built a house he couldn't afford. Target practice on a nearby decommissioned Liberty Ship echoed not only the rancor in her parent's marriage, a rancor stoked by Lily's competitive uncle, but also Lily's troubles with her sister, her cousins, and especially with her mother. In her increasingly desperate efforts to salvage her parent's marriage, Lily discovers betrayals beyond her understanding as well as the small ways in which people try to rescue each other. She draws on her music lessons and her love of Cape Cod-from Sagamore and Monomoy to Nauset Spit and Wellfleet Dunes, seeking safe passage from the limited world of her salt marsh to the larger, open ocean.

The poetry collection Tourist encompasses a journey that unburdens the weight of past guilt and trauma. During this voyage spanning multiple cultures and stages in life, the importance of following one's inner voice and embracing one's own path is discovered. Revelations are made in the middle of the night, during a pandemic, in the heart of the forest, at the seaside and in food, snapshots of past and present. Through the wonder and surprise of nature the search for identity is explored, surrendering to what cannot be changed and confronting the mercurial temperament of relationships and how they are perceived, one poem at a time.

Grace Notes is a collection of poems written by esteemed British poets Andy Brown and Marc Woodward. The poetry echoes instruments and moves from the intimacy of a pub singalong or an epiphany in a guitar shop, to virtuosic frenzy or the majesty of a symphony. Grace Notes is endlessly inventive, clever and heartfelt and so friendly and inviting you hardly notice it playing your heartstrings or lighting up your brain like a mixing desk, and before you know it you're part of its score.

Isolde and her family relocated from their native Ireland in hopes of a better life in the small-town of Warwick, Rhode Island. As a social outcast, Isolde is no stranger to being a loner or seeking solace in the woods near her family's home. However, when there is an attack at a casual Friday night football game she is forced out of the shadows and into the limelight setting tongues wagging. With her memory distorted, she must work quickly to recover the missing pieces from that night or risk unrelenting torment. In an attempt to protect her family from scandal, she struggles to conceal evidence from that night straining the family bond she once so carefully protected. Armed with a curious mind and the support of an unlikely ally, she is determined to restore the balance within her family and solve the mystery that now consumes her every thought.

A stunning betrayal forces a young woman to flee a relationship and forge a new life in one of the most brutal landscapes on earth. Gradually adapting to her new surroundings, she becomes aware of the impending dissolution of an entire culture. A diverse cast of displaced Westerners, local nomads, and djinn converge as everyone scrambles to survive and everything comes undone.

"I can't die but once!"This was the rallying cry of Harriet Tubman, the most famous conductor in the history of the Underground Railroad. Her name is legendary, but many don't know Harriet's full story. The Tubman Train starts with her dramatic early years, including the pivotal day when she began having visions from God-visions of flying North. The story follows Harriet through her own escape in 1849 and the beginning of her work as the "She-Moses," culminating in the dramatic attempt to rescue her brothers. The Tubman Train is the first novel to explore the complicated relationship between Harriet and her brothers as she faced obstacle after obstacle in bringing them to freedom. It also explores the deep faith of Harriet Tubman and the excruciating decision that every slave faced-whether to put it all on the line and run North.Climb aboard The Tubman Train and hang on for an intense and memorable ride.

A collection of stories that reminds us rock bottom is a place worth visiting. Dark yet hilarious, this uncompromising debut is a fine blend of thinking and drinking, degeneracy and philosophy, a twisted journey from the barstool to the grave.

A surprise inheritanceA deadly hurricaneAn ancient landscape under threatWhen Olive Adams comes to Cape Cod to live in her aunt's old house, she finds her fortune shifting like the sands. Can she navigate a new life in a welcoming but mysterious house? As a dangerous hurricane barrels up the coast, Olive struggles to save the land next door from destruction as she waits for her new love to return.

Janet Edmonds lives and writes on Cape Cod near Barnstable's salt marshes and harbor. Her work is infused with a strong sense of place and time - and plenty of sea salt. The poems in Small Craft immerse themselves in the glittering, turbulent waters of Cape Cod to see what can be salvaged and salvage what can be seen. Using sound-rich diction, Janet Edmonds describes the lowliest razor clam and the brightest constellations in the night sky combining presence and absence, light and dark, the knowable and the mysterious nature of things. She combines presence and absence, light and dark, the knowable and the mysterious nature of things. -Jennifer Barber author of The Sliding Boat Our Bodies Made, founding editor of Salamander MagazineJanet Edmonds' Small Craft is big in beauty, power, eloquence, and wit. This is a volume every lover of Cape Cod will want to add to their library. In fact, anyone who enjoys the ocean will appreciate what is on offer here. Edmonds gives us poetry to be savored along with a good cup of tea by a crackling fire, or even read aloud to a friend while sitting on a windswept beach on a summer's day. I believe my soul could live for a week on a line like: "Seagulls' wingbeats whisper upward". -Will Vaus author of The Hidden Story of NarniaWith graceful rhythms and striking imagery, Janet Edmonds illuminates a fresh perspective on Cape Cod's beauty, exuberance, occasional starkness, and gentle melancholy. If you love the beach, the stars, and nature, you will enjoy this collection of poems. -Mary E. McDermott author of Old Orleans: Memories of a Cape Cod Town

Shaking the Persimmon Tree, which contains several prize-winning poems, promises to take you drinking sambuca with Vincent Van Gogh, fly fishing on the Ganges, and rolling naked in the elephant grass. In his new collection Marc Woodward writes of time spent in Italy, India and elsewhere, as well as drawing from the rural environment of his home in Devon, England. These are beautifully crafted, melodic poems which lightly carry their intrinsic darkness. Whilst there are poems about cancer, Covid and loss, these are balanced by poems about love and nature, and often the author's sense of humour shines through, even if at times it's just a glimmer through the back door of a morgue!

What was life like on old Cape Cod?Lunch counters. Working the telephone switchboard. A song called Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs Murphy's Chowder. Love during World War II. Hurricanes. A time when scarlet fever could kill, doctors made house calls, and locals brushed shoulders with celebrities such as Anäs Nin and Dr. Scholl in Provincetown. These and other poignant memories of a Cape Cod town are preserved in the stories of an Orleans family bringing local characters and simpler times to life. Told in vignettes spanning from the 1920s to the Baby Boom, these stories preserve the grit and charm of Old Cape Cod.

No Foot, No Horse?What if we could keep our beloved horses in a way that is governed by their needs rather than our convenience? Your horse needs shoes and pads...or does he? For strong healthy bodies and sound minds, horses need friends to socialise, freedom to roam, and a natural, diverse, forage-based diet to meet their needs. Learn more about becoming your horse's ideal human in Bare Hooves and Open Hearts, original horse tales from rural England describing how the author, a horsewoman surgeon, learned from her horses to help them flourish barefoot and on holistic diets.

In this moment of boundless potential, connect to your highest self and your power of creative transformation. Transcend the anxiety of the current moment to lay the foundations for a better future.We find ourselves in uncertain times, but times of high anxiety and unknown outcomes are also times of huge potential. Each seed we plant now will grow the future.In these pages, you will find a toolbox of simple, anxiety-busting steps and exercises designed to connect you to your greatest potential and your highest self.Times of change are the times of greatest transformation. Meet today's challenges with the life-affirming power of your own intuition. Open the Owl Magic toolbox of simple anxiety-busting strategies designed to reveal your hidden power. Journey at your own pace through guided meditations, stories, poems, yoga poses, and writing prompts. This unique interactive guide provides many routes to your highest self so you can seize the incredible potentialof the present moment.

The New Mary OliverSome have compared Petiet's work to Thoreau, but to my mind these poems are more reminiscent of Mary Oliver. While the sense of place is similar to walking with Thoreau, the writing has the sensory power of Oliver--I love the way the author brings the smells of sea and sand, and the landscape, to life throughout. Reading this I'm brought right back to the Cape, to weathered gray houses and frogs in the marsh and the constant presence of the sea like its own person. ~Antonia Malchik, author of A Walking Life: Reclaiming Our Health and Our Freedom One Step at a TimeIf you love Cape Cod, you'll love Moon Tide. Horseshoe crabs, ghosts, tree men, black dogs, and daffodils. These characters come alive in Moon Tide, a collection of poems charting the course of a Cape Cod year. Cape Codders may recognize themselves or their friends in these pages, and visitors will find a wonderful souvenir of their Cape Cod vacation. Moon Tide is a book for everyone who loves Cape Cod.