In this book, Angela uses her own stories, miraculous experiences, and gained wisdom to show you how to tap into your own intuition, listen to your body, be your own advocate, and make sense of your life. It’s about hope, healing, and positive transformation, no matter what obstacles or challenges you are facing. As you will see, Angela had more than her fair share of major obstacles, challenges, and adventures. It all began with one night, one choice, and one place where Angela’s life changed forever—mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and most of all . . . physically. She dove into unknown, shallow waters, hit rock bottom, and was instantly paralyzed. Already living with epilepsy, having low self-esteem, and suicidal thoughts, she was hit with yet another life altering diagnosis—now she was a quadriplegic. This was her first point of passage when she had the choice to live or die. Being advised to prepare to live the rest of her life as a quadriplegic, Angela proved, with unstoppable determination, how to defy the odds and transform the impossible to “I’M POSSIBLE!” The diving accident was the beginning of Angela’s miraculous journey of healing to wholeness and set the foundation for the rest of her life. Now it’s YOUR time to own YOUR power, learn how to defy the odds, and turn the impossible into I’m possible, to really live a life you call your own!

A stirring novel about a woman facing cross-cultural odds and redefining everything she understands about her family, herself, and the country she’s never really been able to call home. Nikki Baltimore was born in Antigua but grew up with her dad in the United States. With each year, she’s grown further apart from her mother and maternal siblings, potters in rural Antigua. Her mother’s funeral brings Nikki back to the island, and, at a professional and personal crossroads, she makes the impulsive decision to stay after being offered a job by the ruling government. Soon, Nikki is embroiled in a hurricane of an existence which includes a political hot potato, confusion in her romantic life, and deepening involvement in the lives of the family she left behind. Will Nikki eventually find her place in the chaos and begin to plant the roots that have escaped her all her life?

In this newly rediscovered memoir, Bonnie Bremser, ex-wife of Beat-poet Ray Bremser, chronicles her life on the run from the law in the early Sixties. When Ray fled to Mexico in 1961 to avoid imprisonment for armed robbery, a crime he claimed he did not commit, Bonnie followed with their baby daughter, Rachel. In a foreign country with no money and little knowledge of the language, Bonnie was forced into a life of prostitution to support her family and their drug habit. Just twenty-three years old, Bonnie was young and inexperienced, but very much in love with her husband; indeed, she was ready to go to any lengths in an attempt to keep their small family alive and together, even if it meant becoming une troia.

How many songs have we lost when a lyricist could not find a musician, nor the musician a lyricist? The answer for the bereft musician could well lie within the pages of Lyrically Speakinga plethora of superbly crafted lyrics from the soul of Kay Bell. James Shipstone, RCA Records. BMG Records. BMG Music Publishing Australia/New Zealand. 19771997 A song has the indefinable and irresistible power to instantly transport you to another place and time. But before that song can reach its audience, a rare and special partnership must be launched between the words and the music. In this groundbreaking publicationintended to inspire just such artistic collaborationsaward-winning lyricist Kay Bell shares a poignant collection of her original lyrics, the beating heart for up to 180 potential songs, to openly elicit creative collaborations with composers around the world. Who has not been touched in one way or another by the power of music? Songs have changed lives, saved lives, spawned lifelong love affairs, broken hearts and mended them, brought tears, joy, and laughter to people the world over. Kay Bell is an award-winning lyricist who has received global recognition for both her lyrics and co-written songs. Drawn to human understanding, she hopes her words will support the quest for connection and global peace. Her passion for storytelling (in prose and lyrical form) is the catalyst that propels Kays words out in search of realising their potential. For collaboration opportunities, and all other enquiries (including use of the lyrics contained in this collection and setting them to music), please visit www.kay-bell.com.

Needle-felting is the process of transforming a handful of carded wool into fabric. It can also be made into three-dimensional sculpted figures. It's a fun technique to learn and because it's so simple it is suitable for all ages. Whether you are a novice or seasoned felter, I Felt A Bit Festive gives you a delightful selection of Christmas caricatures to make with easy to follow, detailed step-by-step photographs and instructions. You can create Santa, elves, reindeers and snowmen - each with their own appealing accessories. Why not create them all to make your own festive scene Carol Rowan is a successful and innovative crafter with an eye for quirky design. Since starting needlefelting, Carol's whimsical creations have taken on a life of their own. She now works to commission, carefully crafting each caricature to be immediately identifiable.

Russ, only a boy, kills two lawmen he thought were outlaws. He flees. Crazy Caloon escapes from Yuma prison. He tries to kill Russ. They join a gang of bandits. Beautiful Samantha and her father have a ranch on the edge of bandit land. Russ becomes her secret protector. In a battle to save Samantha, Caloon and Russ fight the band of outlaws.

Two women test how much weight their friendship can hold in this poignant and tender novel. Roommates since college, Jess and Ren have built a strong—if at times codependent—friendship. Now navigating their late thirties, the women co-own a weathered beachfront home, comother a rescued shelter pup and have inadvertently centered their lives around each other. Jess is clever and driven with a lucrative career running her own real estate brokerage. Magnetic but aimless, Ren has been making margaritas at the same local dive and teaching dance classes at the same run-down gym for well over a decade. After a one-night stand with a tourist leads to pregnancy, Ren realizes motherhood may be the change she’s been waiting for, and the friends make a plan to raise the child together. Ren is excitedly pushing toward her due date when the baby’s father resurfaces, forcing Jess to face the foreboding notion that for the first time in eighteen years, they may not want the same thing. In this stunning debut spanning nine pivotal months in the lives of two very different women, Zoë Eisenberg examines female friendship with emotional precision and offers an intimate look at who we belong to—and why.