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In “Broken To Be Made Whole” Pastor Tenicha Johnson candidly reveals the circumstances of her life which brought her to writing this book. She does not hold back, but describes her childhood loneliness, her teenage confusion and misdirection, and her adult struggles, as she transitions from her former life into the plan and purpose of God. This book shows how God takes the pieces of a broken life and makes something beautiful out of it.

These entries on the Caring Bridge website were started when John was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. It helped to keep all of his many friends updated with his treatment. John never read the blog because he said he was living it! Glenna Mae Van Atta Anderson

The author is a Biodynamic farmer in Northern California. Seven years ago she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a retinal eye disease that usually leads to blindness. The memoir takes the reader on a journey deep into nature. It is the light and color that radiates from the natural world that helps to heal her.

These are the letters of Claude Robbins and Elaine Stevens over four months when Claude was serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the northeastern U.S. and Elaine was finishing high school in southern Utah.

Autobiography by Winthrop Buck Cody.

Concrete Scholar is based on a true story written by Palo Santo. This story is a gripping expose of one young mans journey from a preteen to adulthood. The decisions he made took him on a journey that he never anticipated. Forcing him to grow up came with a price. The dualities of his existence became a juggle. The weight of the reality he had to bare all but crushed him. His dreams and nightmares became intertwined. His life became a fast paced roller coaster full of action adventure, money, cars, women, jail, death, lurking around every corner until he made the decision to change and use all of his life lessons to turn his life around see his worth and follow his dreams and accomplish ...

White males are under attack by Western society and Western governments, particularly if they are unfortunately forced into the American (or any Western nation's) legal system. Are you a White male or do you have a son, a dad, a brother or a White male friend who needs to prepare for the attack they will endure as they go through the gauntlet of the American legal system during a likely divorce? Give them this book so they may learn from the author's unbelievable but true experience. They will thank you for the warning that allowed them to prepare for what might be in their future.

DECEMBER SKY is the true story of a Central American child transplanted to suburban Los Angeles, among the one million who took part in the Salvadoran Diaspora of the 1980s. Her story recounts her family's risky trip through Mexico to flee a civil war and a young girl's years as an undocumented student with American ideals, who realizes her vision of a college degree. DECEMBER SKY is one of thousands of unspoken success stories made possible by the Amnesty Act of 1986, which allowed so many to reach beyond their underground lives as undocumented immigrants.

This is an autobiography by India White that tells about her overcoming hardships such as homelessness, grief, and more that will uplift every reader! After reading Double For My Trouble, Your hope will be renewed and you will know that the same can happen for you! For more information, contact India White at India.White.123@gmail.com and visit her website at www.india-white.com.

Kentucky natives wrote this book about how five generations of their family have enjoyed Kentucky's State Parks. Practical tips are provided about how your family can enjoy the parks. In addition, the book included a concise history of the Park System's development from 1924 to 2022.