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The inspirational life story of 7' 7 1/4" tall Sandy Allen, "The World's Tallest Living Woman" (1955-2008) by John Kleiman. She prayed to be like the other girls, but knew she never would! Learn from Sandy's example that through determination, you too can overcome most of life's obstacles. Throughout her childhood, Sandy was ridiculed for her looks and her size. But she learned to confront adversity and accept the "special position" she had been given on this earth. Sandy shares personal insights into her private life and openly talks about the problems she faced growing up.

Secrets? Myths? One giant boxed set? The award-winning History Smashers series delivers a four-audiobook collection that takes down some of the biggest misconceptions, secrets, and outright lies of early American history! In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed across the ocean and discovered...

The United States, stunned by the nuclear detonation in Washington, D.C., and further crippled by the EMP attack on the whole country, is on the brink of destruction. The unscrupulous leaders who have banded together to toss out the Constitution and divide the ruling of the world between themselves have all but achieved their objective. But they haven't factored in one thing. They haven't considered the chance, however slight, that good people remain who will continue standing up for what they believe in.

The irony is what happens that is actually, incredibly understood and the idea is how you come to reach its purpose. That things that occur change your mind, interpret your comprehension and connects everything together in one moment. That we can't always understand and know why but understand its purpose. That serendipity is one that has a unique ratification but the relevance proves itself.

Is the dream of a secure retirement keeping you up at night? Do you have a growing pile of financial paperwork you've been avoiding? You're not alone—and there's a better way. In this straightforward guide, veteran financial advisor Allen Thomas draws from over three decades of experience to demystify the retirement planning process. Through his proven Four Pillars approach, Allen transforms the overwhelming maze of financial decisions into a clear, manageable path to retirement security. This isn't just another book about numbers and investments.

Arizona is not just saguaros, sunsets, and the Grand Canyon. It is Tombstone shootouts stretched into legend, UFOs drifting over Phoenix, retirees clogging the left lane in golf carts, and politicians who treat chaos as a hobby. It is Indigenous ingenuity outlasting modern sprawl, Hoover Dam holding back both water and hubris, and snowbirds insisting it’s a “dry heat” while their sneakers melt on the pavement. In Cactus, Chaos, and Contradictions, Jordan Blake Carter takes you on a sarcastic, sharp-tongued romp through the state’s weird past and wild present.

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Ninety years after the devastating global "Fracture," the biosphere has collapsed. The few remaining cities, once bastions of human survival, have become fortresses of power ruled by ruthless corporations. Axel Mercer, a former soldier, explores the hostile plains to recover organisms for scientific research. But the corporations who run civilization want more.

The Ache in the Ordinary: Finding God in Everyday Grief by Phil Allen When life unravels, we expect grief to come knocking. But what about the smaller aches—the quiet disappointments, the losses that don’t come with casseroles or funerals? In The Ache in the Ordinary, hospice chaplain and former pastor Phil Allen invites readers into a gentler, truer way of walking with sorrow. Drawing from decades of ministry and his own seasons of disorientation, Allen explores how lament—the honest expression of pain before God—is not a sign of weak faith but a doorway to deeper intimacy.

It's time to break through the walls that stand between you and Jesus. Popular YouTube apologist Allen Parr brings readers his most important message yet--a dynamic, provocative, and practical path to lasting spiritual freedom and a well-ordered life. Jesus loves to set people free. So why do we...

At the end of Escaping Rivercreek, Cory returns home from a near-death experience. The love of his life and mother of his child, Tara, is still a beautiful, bright, loving, successful woman. Not everything remains the same. Cory suffers from PTSD, regrets, and harsh memories that haunt his mind, body, and soul. As events unfold, they're forced to reevaluate their lives while trying to rekindle the love they left behind as teenagers in high school. A tragedy that hasn't been seen since the day Franklin was murdered and Kayla was killed in a freak accident.

This is not your high school history. From atomic showgirls and quickie divorces to Burning Man billionaires and desert survivalists, Nevada has built its reputation on contradictions. It is a place where nothing should have thrived and yet everything did, in the most outrageous ways possible. In this book, you’ll meet miners who gambled away fortunes before breakfast, mobsters who turned Vegas into a playground, politicians who looked the other way, and dreamers who set fire to wooden effigies in the desert just to see what would happen.

We've all been there—feeling stuck, frustrated, and wondering why things just don't feel okay. No matter how much we try, we can't seem to shake the same destructive habits, anxious thoughts, and hidden insecurities. What if the real problem isn't what we're doing but what we're believing?...

All I wanted was to live my life in isolation and enjoy my retirement in peace. But then a naked woman approached from deep within the forest, needing my help. I knew I shouldn’t help her, she would only bring trouble. The men after her would arrive soon, and I should chase her away. But I couldn’t.

Attention: You have everything you ever wanted—money, success, a high-status career—but deep down, you still feel empty. You’ve achieved what society defines as “the dream,” yet you’re struggling with loneliness, anxiety, and a lingering sense of dissatisfaction. If you or someone you know is facing the harsh reality that wealth and material possessions don’t guarantee happiness, this book is for you. Interest: History is full of millionaires who seemed to have it all but secretly battled depression, addiction, and emptiness.

Moral Borders by Lee R. Rosenberg is a gripping historical novel that delves into the harrowing experiences of a Jewish family caught in the chaos of World War II. Spanning themes of survival, sacrifice, and the enduring human spirit, this powerful narrative explores the fates of Jacob, Sarah, and their children as they are torn from their lives and thrust into unimaginable circumstances.

Management Consultants London have produced a book series entitled: “Starting A Business. Ready in 30 days”, modified for each country to help entrepreneurs worldwide build successful companies. Although each book does contain some theoretical and technical references, the series is primarily a practical and entertaining reference guide of what to do and what not to do when building a business, written by a practitioner who has set up businesses from scratch and developed them into thriving companies before selling them.

Read by the author. If there was a core lie sabotaging your life, wouldn’t you want to know what it is? And wouldn’t you want to find the way to be free? Most of us have been living inside a lie so long it feels like the truth. It has quietly shaped our identity, our relationships, and even...

This isn’t your typical recovery memoir. In Not Another Recovery Success Story (Or Is It?), Mike Allen offers a raw, unfiltered look at his decades-long battle with alcoholism, mental illness, and the crushing weight of an identity crisis. With brutal honesty and dark humor, Allen explores how his addiction wasn’t just about alcohol—it was about trying to fill the void of not knowing who he really was.