Bedside Chat

Bedside Chat
Author: Gerry J. Tucker
Publisher:
Total Pages: 132
Release: 2016-01-28
Genre:
ISBN: 9780990979043

Bedside Chat is your gentle yet wise guide for overcoming life's struggles. Developed in a way that allows you to select the topics that are right for your particular situation, the book addresses many common challenging experiences and then, offers ways to respond to those experiences knowing that in "Peace, Hope, and Love," God is fulfilling his plan for your life.Bedside Chat is designed to provide you with a message to ease your journey. It is meant to be a journal of your journey. I hope you will sit back, relax, and have a chat with me before you retire for the night. Good night and pleasant dreams, dream big! May God continue to bless you with joy, good health and happiness.

On the Go

On the Go
Author: Greg McCaffrey RN MICN MICP
Publisher: Page Publishing Inc
Total Pages: 267
Release: 2019-09-19
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 1644627930

After forty-one years of emergency services, the former flight nurse / paramedic recalls some of the most challenging, heartbreaking, and simply hilarious stories from a career working on an air medical helicopter out of a Northern California trauma center. Always described as "a great storyteller," the author writes these stories in the same great storytelling fashion, recalling the smallest detail and challenge of each scenario. Never knowing what that challenge is going to be in the next five minutes, laughing with friends, to crying in the corner of the room, follow him on his adventures of triumphs to tragedies.

A Mother's Journey Through Her Daughter's Pain

A Mother's Journey Through Her Daughter's Pain
Author: Alexis White Thomas
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Total Pages: 87
Release: 2015-01-05
Genre: Poetry
ISBN: 1496960599

A Mothers Journey Through Her Daughters Pain contains a collection of poems that takes you on a journey that explores every aspect of emotions, such as joy, pain, sorrow, fear, hope, despair and victory. A true story revealing the raw emotions of a mothers ups and downs as her daughter battles breast cancer. In A Mothers Journey Through Her Daughters Pain, you should be able to find hope and encouragement and know that the word cancer doesnt always mean death.

Under Their Wings

Under Their Wings
Author: Patty Lou Hawks
Publisher: Made For Success Publishing
Total Pages: 234
Release: 2017-05
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 1613398662

Take an epic journey based on the true life story of a Girl Scout troop leader and her daughter. As one of the Girl Scout’s most successful troop leaders, the author guides you through inspirational life stories about an amazing group of young women. She lends meaning to real character development, shares how growing pains can create powerful learning moments and how this group of girls found true purpose while having fun. The story begins with the author who is reluctantly drafted into Troop Leadership, surrounded by the demands of a busy family life and career. But as her work begins, the author finds joy and fulfillment by leading her girls through wild adventures and real-life struggles. The nostalgic stories are interwoven with girl escapades, rites of passage, and learning about life with a purpose through their eyes, staged in a small beach town on the island of Ohau. Take a heartwarming journey and see where this adventure leads you.

Euphoria

Euphoria
Author: Connie Gault
Publisher: Coteau Books
Total Pages: 361
Release: 2009-09
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 1550505734

A bond between a young girl and an abandoned baby encompasses eastern and western Canada, from 1890s Toronto to the Regina Cyclone. A historical novel that chronicles the life of Gladdie McConnell and her seemingly mysterious connection to Orillia Cooper. The importance of sex, of love, of mothers and daughters, all are themes running through this novel. The nurturing and love from our mothers ( be it traditional or not) is paramount to real survival. The opening prologue, set in Toronto in the late 1880’s, connects Gladdie to Orillia in a way she didn’t think possible. When Gladdie, a Toronto boarding house servant, makes a promise to an abandoned day-old child in 1891, she means to keep it. A host of obstacles, including her station in life, a determined adoptive family and half a continent of distance, isn’t going to stop her. Schooled in adversity, and red-headed – like all the best indomitable heroines – she knows how to persevere. The twists and turns of Gladdie’s helpmate life lead her to the summer of 1912, when twenty-year-old Orillia Cooper wakes up from surgery after being struck down by the Regina Cyclone. It has taken a tornado – and a devastating injury to Orillia – to bring them back together, because Orillia is that same child. However, she has no idea who Gladdie McConnell really is; she’s just a friend when she is in need of one. An engaging cast of characters inhabits Euphoria, bringing both eastern and western Canada at the turn of the 20th century to vivid life. This beguiling novel, with its quiet intelligence, wit and comedy of errors, is about the stories we want to believe in, and more importantly, about the value that may exist in wishes that don’t come true.

The Fat and the Thin

The Fat and the Thin
Author: Emile Zola
Publisher: 谷月社
Total Pages: 323
Release: 2015-12-29
Genre: Literary Collections
ISBN:

INTRODUCTION "THE FAT AND THE THIN," or, to use the French title, "Le Ventre de Paris," is a story of life in and around those vast Central Markets which form a distinctive feature of modern Paris. Even the reader who has never crossed the Channel must have heard of the ParisianHalles, for much has been written about them, not only in English books on the French metropolis, but also in English newspapers, magazines, and reviews; so that few, I fancy, will commence the perusal of the present volume without having, at all events, some knowledge of its subject matter. The Paris markets form such a world of their own, and teem at certain hours of the day and night with such exuberance of life, that it was only natural they should attract the attention of a novelist like M. Zola, who, to use his own words, delights "in any subject in which vast masses of people can be shown in motion." Mr. Sherard tells us[*] that the idea of "Le Ventre de Paris" first occurred to M. Zola in 1872, when he used continually to take his friend Paul Alexis for a ramble through the Halles. I have in my possession, however, an article written by M. Zola some five or six years before that time, and in this one can already detect the germ of the present work; just as the motif of another of M. Zola's novels, "La Joie de Vivre," can be traced to a short story written for a Russian review. [*] Emile Zola: a Biographical and Critical Study, by Robert Harborough Sherard, pp. 103, 104. London, Chatto and Windus, 1893.

The Complete works of Emile Zola

The Complete works of Emile Zola
Author: Émile Zola
Publisher: Namaskar Book
Total Pages: 5733
Release: 2024-02-13
Genre: Fiction
ISBN:

Embark on a literary journey through the masterful tapestry of Emile Zola's oeuvre with "The Complete Works of Emile Zola: Émile Zola's Literary Tapestry Unveiled" by Émile Zola himself. Delve into the rich world of one of France's greatest novelists, exploring the breadth and depth of his literary genius. As Zola's complete works unfold, immerse yourself in the vivid landscapes, intricate characterizations, and compelling narratives that define his literary legacy. Experience the raw emotion, social commentary, and unflinching realism that set Zola apart as a towering figure in 19th-century literature. But amidst the richness of Zola's literary tapestry, a provocative question emerges: Can we truly comprehend the complexities of human nature and society through the lens of literature, or are we merely scratching the surface of deeper truths? Engage with Zola's powerful prose and incisive observations, as he peels back the layers of society to reveal its inner workings and contradictions. Join the exploration of Zola's literary universe, where passion, ambition, and despair collide in a symphony of human experience. Are you prepared to confront the truths that lie beneath the surface of Zola's narratives? Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty and profound insights of Zola's writing, whose resonance transcends the boundaries of time and space, speaking to readers across generations and cultures. Now is the time to dive into the complete works of Emile Zola and uncover the hidden gems of his literary genius. Let "The Complete Works of Emile Zola" be your gateway to a world of imagination, exploration, and enlightenment. Secure your copy of "The Complete Works of Emile Zola" today and embark on a literary odyssey through the landscapes of passion, power, and human frailty. Let Zola's masterpieces inspire, challenge, and captivate you as you traverse the vast terrain of his literary universe.

All Told

All Told
Author: Leroy Neiman
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
Total Pages: 355
Release: 2013-09-17
Genre: Art
ISBN: 0762785241

LeRoy Neiman was arguably the world’s most recognizable contemporary artist until his passing in June 2012. He broke the barrier between fine art and popular art while creating indelible images that helped define the twentieth century. But it is the life he lived and the people he knew that make the memoir of this scrappy Depression-era kid who became a swashbuckling bon vivant with the famous mustache such a marvelous historical canvas. Chronicler and confidant of Muhammad Ali, Neiman also traveled with Sinatra, cavorted with Dalí and Warhol, watched afternoon soaps with Dizzy Gillespie, played in Sly Stallone’s Rocky movies, exchanged quips with Nixon, smoked cigars with Castro, and experienced the terrorist attacks at the Munich Olympics alongside Peter Jennings, Howard Cosell, and Jim McKay. And then there was his half-century relationship with Hugh Hefner as principle artistic contributor to Playboy, setting up studios in London and Paris to cover his Playboy beat, “Man at His Leisure,” and his creation of the Femlin, the iconic Playboy nymphette. With his life’s work, and in All Told, LeRoy Neiman captured sports heroes, movie stars, presidents, dishwashers, jet-setters, jockeys, and more than a few Bunnies at the Playboy Mansion—a panoramic record of society like no other.