Whether the person on your gift list is a baby boomer with fond memories of the raucous 70s, a lover of poignant and humorous essays or one who remembers the golden age as THE golden age, our memoirists range from sentimental to hilarious and from the 1930s to yesterday.
Whether you are from the Ricky Bobby era of, “if you ain’t first you’re last,” or from the more recent decades of the “participation trophy kids,” When the Fans Go Home takes
“… with liberty, and justice for all.” But is there truly justice for all? And how “just” is our justice system? Find out for yourself as you read how a
Amazon #1 New Release!!! At the end of the 19th century, Mark Twain, wife, Livy, and Clara, one of his daughters, traveled around the world for a year. Twain was
Audiobook – with original songs! – available now! Google PlayKobo, WalmartChirpLibro.FMScribdStorytelAudiobooks.com Long before he hit the big time as the play-by-play voice of the Texas Longhorns and San Antonio
Janine takes us on a journey into the truth behind epilepsy. She writes poignantly about her 25-year cycle of suffering from seizures, the challenges she encountered along the way,
Now available in FRENCH. Click here to purchase I am SO delighted to announce the release of Eileen Resta’s book “I’ll Wait For You ~ An Adoption Memoir”. You’ll
One of the greatest pleasures in traveling the world is sampling dishes of exotic flavor. This book contains recipes that sailors have enjoyed at sea and ashore, home in New
The purpose of this book is to demonstrate that gun violence has claimed the lives of many innocent people. At any given moment, the easy accessibility of guns results in
“Finding Family–Stories of Connection and Hope” unites the stories of over a dozen writers by connecting their shared experiences of oneness with their loved ones with those of one another.
Long before he hit the big time as the play-by-play voice of the Texas Longhorns and San Antonio Spurs, sportscaster Bill Schoening paid lots of dues. “Stories, Sports, and Songs”
Please visit: https://anne-christine-witzgall.com/ A memoir of a Berlin girlhood in the shadow of a family’s dark past and her courage to thrive anew It is summer 1966 in West-Berlin,