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The last two years have been a frenzy. I have seen firsthand the process by which our political system is designed to destroy our future. In this book, I hope to convey to you the series of events that led to my humble beginnings in political media. I also wish to warn you of a dire future that is set to become our reality. Within Liberty: An American Struggle, you will find the political truth. You will be taught the lies of our systems, and ways that we can circumvent centralized control in a newer, freer America.

Terry Wolf is a musician, songwriter, photographer, motorcycle enthusiast, and a firm believer that it's never too late to reinvent oneself. She has a small ranch off the grid she shares with her horses, wolfdogs, and burro, Maria. This book chronicles a 4,000-miles motorcycle trip she took at age 50, following the death of her husband of 23 years. During this trip, she confronts the life transition she is in and flashes back to the dark secrets that still haunt her and the wild out-of-control adventures she had as a teenage runaway during the late 60s and early 70s. She believes that her experiences are not uncommon among women and that collectively, women owning their power, wisdom, in ...

The author's maternal grandfather and father helped establish and develop the Presbyterian Conference Center at Zephyr Point, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, starting with the purchase of the property in the 1920s. The oldest remaining structure on the property is the cabin built by the Otis Linn and associated family and friends. The book follows the building and evolution of the cabin, named Linnview, from 1925 to the present day. The book augments the text with over 130 photographs, also from the 1920s to the present day. The body of the book is appended by 4 documents by relatives of the author recounting their association with Zephyr Point and with the family cabin. The book describes not only ...

Adventure, laughter, tears, memories and truth. What happens in our lives shapes us and sometimes allows us help others along the way. Join the life journey that changed one man forever. His battle to overcome sexual child abuse and then in his adult years a new battle -- a traumatic brain injury caused by an undetected eruption of a brain aneurysm. See how laughter, love and determination brought about hope, recovery and the will to live so that he could help others.

A very pleasant book, Mama Carmen's Stories is a collection of short stories that reflect the author's thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Carmen Mata was born and raised in the Dominican Republic, where many of her stories took place. She then moved to New York City where she currently lives and where her stories continued to unfold. The author's upbringing and experiences have shaped and inspired her as a person and as a writer. Throughout the years, she collected so many experiences with her family, friends, and in her life as an educator and writer. The author turned these memories into some of the most delightful stories. To complement her lively persona, Carmen Mata has also illus ...

Hear from the Constitution herself how she was born, who and what she really is, and her importance to you, one of her Beloved People of The United States of America.

Beatrice Mowery Ermisch (1917-2014) has written a down-to-earth, first-hand account of growing up on a share-cropper farm in Mifflin Township in northeastern Pennsylvania from 1917 to 1940, with her teen years being during the depression era. She reminisces about attending a one-room school, her father's various ways of making a living, holiday celebrations, stories of family members, milking the cows, watching the bull, family illnesses, bathing and laundry, housework, clothing, tragedies, neighbors, music, church and community, and mystery and legend. She sums up her experiences: “We had many hard times as we were growing up...but most of all, I like to remember a close-knit fam ...

This is the autobiography of Ian C.