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Bernard Shaw: Volume 1, 1856-1898, The Search for Love

by Michael Holroyd

Biography of George Bernard Shaw from his birth to his marriage at age 42.

The Road Less Traveled: A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values, and Spiritual Growth

by M. Scott Peck

Ways in which confronting and resolving our problems, and suffering through the changes, can enable us to reach a higher level of self-understanding.

Banker to the Poor: Micro-lending and the Battle Against World Poverty

by Alan Jolis Muhammad Yunus

Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize describes how he founded Grameen Bank that is devoted to providing poor people with miniscule loans. The bank has provided 3.8 billion dollars to 2.4 million families in rural Bangladesh, enabling them to lift themselves out of poverty forever.

Internet Texas Hold'em: Winning Strategies from an Internet Pro

by Matthew Hilger

Poker concepts, starting hands, the flop, turn and river, playing your opponent, bankroll management, deceptive tactics, differences in strategy between live and Internet games, includes a glossary.

The Disciples

by Joseph J. Andrew

Beautiful brilliant Rebecca Townsend has suddenly gone AWOL from the National Security Agency, with a great deal of knowledge, more than she should

Her Royal Bed

by Laura Wright

They shared one seductive night, but in the morning she was gone. Bobby Callahan vowed to find her again, but when he did, he found out who she really was.

Good As Gold

by Joseph Heller

Dr. Bruce Gold, 48-year-old professor of literature, finds himself facing the prospect of becoming a high Washington official.

The Last Word on Power: Re-Invention for Leaders Who Must Make the Impossible Happen

by Tracy Goss

Written for people who have already achieved a high level of personal and/or business success, this book is an invitation to anyone who desires to accomplish something so extraordinary that it currently seems impossible, either in the business world or in life. The author encourages readers to move beyond their comfort zone, even if they have found it to be a place of success, prestige, and power.

Six Figures

by Fred G. Leebron

A novel of psychological investigation and suspense, of a family caught in complex and ambiguous turmoil.

The Strange Death of Mistress Coffin

by Robert J. Begiebing

Based on a true unsolved murder in 17th century New Hampshire, a woman is raped and murdered. Her husband accuses another man and then disappears.

The Last Reilly Standing (Book 3 of The Three-Way Wager)

by Maureen Child

He'd taken so many ice-cold showers, he felt like a penguin! Thankfully the longest 3 months of Aidan Reilly's life were coming to an end.

The Seesaw Syndrome

by Michael Madden

A pharmaceutical company has produced a new drug that needs to be tested on patients but one of its side-effects is death.

The Trade

by Shirley Palmer

As a wildfire rages in the canyons around Malibu, Matt Lowell stumbles upon a newborn baby who dies in his arms.

Inside Force Recon: Recon Marines in Vietnam

by Michael Lee Lanning Ray William Stubbe

Operating in 4 to 8 man teams, the patrols of Force Recon ventured far into the very backyard of the enemy, the North Vietnamese Army.

A Dance in Deep Water

by Doug Allyn

Hoping to heal the troubled relationship with her son, Mitch Mitchell renovates her father's cafe in a small town in the midwest. She discovers secrets of her own family that have been buried for decades. She gets more than she bargains for when she manages to stir up a military survivalist group, drug runners, and someone who wants her out of the picture permanently. She was find the answers to many questions to protect her son and save her own life.

The Sweet Breathing of Plants: Women Writing on the Green World

by Linda Hogan Brenda Peterson

A few chapters are: A Passion for Plants--Susan Orlean, Orchid Fever--Sharman Russell, Smelling Like A Rose--Isabel Allen, Ode to Mold--Linda Hasselstrom, Mulch--Zora Neale Hurston, and my favorite: The Language of flowers by Claudia Lewis, in which we learn how the Victorians carried out their love correspondence solely with flowers. This is a fascinating book.

Steven Spielberg's E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Storybook

by William Kotzwinkle

The enchanting story begins: The spaceship floated gently, anchored by a beam of lavender light to the earth below. Round in shape and glowing warmly, it looked like a gigantic old Christmas tree ornament fallen from the night sky. The Ship landed on Earth purposefully, the intelligence commanding it beyond navigational error. Yet an error was about to be made . . . The hatch was open, the crew out and about, probing the earth with strangely shaped tools, like little old elves caring for their misty, moonlit gardens. It was clear they weren't elves, but creatures more scientifically minded. For they were taking samples -of flowers, moss, shrubs, saplings. Yet their misshapen heads, their drooping arms and roly-poly, sawed-off torsos would make one think of elfland, and the tenderness they showed the plants might add to this impression-were someone of Earth nearby to observe it, but no one was, and the elfin botanists from space were free to work in peace. Even so, they started in fear when a bat twittered by, or an owl hooted, or a dog barked in the distance. Then their breathing quickened and a mistlike camouflage surrounded them, flowing from their fingertips and from their long toes. Nothing could camouflage their Ship, however, and it had already been detected by military radar and other scanning devices. Government specialists in extraterrestrial research were bouncing around the back roads in noisy vehicles, talking to each other on radios, closing in on the great ornament. Other books by William Kotzwinkle are available from Bookshare.

Kalyana Mittata: Beautiful Friendship Poems

by Basil Fernando

Fernando may not write a lot, but his poems are moving and powerful. This collection includes: The Anonymous People, The Tortoise and the Philosopher, Gems and Intrigue, Sweet Are the Blessings, and more. "Resurrection Today I talked to a man Who had escaped A death camp. Resurrection? No, He is dying now. Growing thin Looking dazed and haggard Having nightmares Mentally not all there. Typical signs Of those who undergo Such experiences," says the psychiatrist. Is there any typical sign To know what His torturers go through? Sweet dreams, nice children Great hopes? I could have helped This man to escape The dreaded camp. I am powerless now, To prevent his slow death."

Escape From Kathmandu

by Kim Stanley Robinson

Two American expatriates, mountain climbers making a living from the tourist trade in Kathmandu, discover the Great Mysteries of Nepal.

Murder on a Bad Hair Day: A Southern Sisters Mystery

by Anne George

No sooner do Southern sisters Patricia Anne and Mary Alice discover a common interest in local art, when one of the artists is murdered.

We Are the Beloved: A Spiritual Journey

by Kenneth Blanchard

"My hope is to clear up your amnesia and help you remember what you once knew in childlike innocence: that there is something or someone out there bigger than you who has a divine purpose for your life. The first step in any spiritual journey is a longing for home, a yearning to reconnect with something bigger than you. The focus in this book is on "suiting up"- deliberately accepting on faith God's unconditional love for us as manifested in His gift of grace. ... Rather than trying to persuade you what to do, I'd simply like to share what I believe is an incredibly good deal. It answers the questions about self-esteem once and for all, for it's the realization that once you receive the Lord's forgiveness through grace, you have all the love you will ever need. No amount of striving for approval or achieving greater and greater things will give you more love and acceptance than you already have."

Girl Reporter Sinks School! (Get Real #2)

by Linda Ellerbee

11-year-old Casey Smith decides to do an investigative story for the school paper about a cheating ring operating on campus.

Big Time

by Marcel Montecino

Salvatore D'Amore owes $200,000 to a family of New Orleans gangsters who have already tried to kill him twice. He's in hiding when he meets a woman...

August

by Judith Rossner

We meet Lulu, a psychotherapist, and Dawn, a college freshman, who has attempted suicide on two separate occasions. The author delves into the lives of both of these women, and tells the story of their mutual journey toward self-discovery.

The Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen

by Lloyd Alexander

When Prince Jen volunteers to search for the legendary court of Tien-kuo, a mysterious old man chooses six gifts for him to bear in homage: a saddle, a sword, a paint box, a bowl, a kite, and a flute. Puzzled by the gifts but full of high spirits and pride, Jen sets off, but stumbles almost immediately into a series of misfortunes. Only with the help of his faithful servant, Mafoo, and valiant flute-girl, Voyaging Moon, and only after a breathtakingly exciting string of adventures can Jen discover the real meaning of the gifts and face his true destiny. . . .

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