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"The author of this book is trained as a hypnotherapist and encourages you to bring back health by utilizing universal energy and contacting your spiritual guides and protectors. The issues discussed are based on years of studies and practical experience to help others into a trance and introduce them not only to their spirit guides but to healing methods for their physical and emotional issues. Her knowledge has provided healing techniques that aided me in my quest for a healthier body and soul." -Scarlett JensenTake a journey with Kate who offers an informative and personalized approach to connecting mind, body, and spirit. It's as though you are with the author in person, as she guides you through the self-healing process. An excellent and unique read! -Katy Curtin- The Katy Curtin Multiple Sclerosis FoundationKate Blecher holds an economics degree from Barnard College, Columbia University. She began a career on Wall Street, becoming a top-ranked bank analyst. While Kate adored the work, the long hours and travel took a toll on her health, wherein she entered her second career as a professional patient. She excelled in this field as well, picking up over 50 conditions. Working with her angels, Kate honed her healing skills, which helped her survive four terminal illnesses. In 2013, she was certified as a professional hypnotherapist and founded Kate's Holistic Healing. She lives in New York with her husband, Tony, and their cat.

"Hope May Come At A Snail's Pace But It Makes Me Happy" is the story of a young boy and his family who lived through the Coronavirus pandemic in France. By focusing on the joyful and creative elements of life, they were able to find happiness in simple things, most especially, pet snails. It is a primer on how to navigate all challenging times. Susan L. Pollet lives in New York City, and is a proud mother, and grandmother to Juliette Rose and William. This is her third children's book. The other two, Juliette Rose's Dream Of Becoming and William Wondered Whether Worrying Was Worth It, were also published by Adelaide Books. She created the cover images, text and illustrations for all three books. Susan has been an attorney for over forty years, primarily in the area of family law. She is also a published author and artist. Adelaide Books published her eight adult books entitled Lessons in Survival: All About Amos; Through Walter's Lens; Women In Crisis: Stories From The Edge; A Grey Divorce Support Group: From Pain To Peace; Not So Surprise Endings; Watching And Letting It All Go; Disappearing From View and Susiku, And More: A Collection of Poems.

The fragility of life. The persistence of hope. The marvels of medicine.Doctors are our modern saviors. And, yet who is the surgeon behind the mask or the doctor behind the stethoscope?In sixteen literary short stories, Daly Walker reveals the great weight that falls on the shoulders of healers. The line between life and death is often as thin as the blade of a surgeon's scalpel."India's Passage" reveals a surgeon facing his worst nightmare: a misstep that shakes his confidence and nearly ends his career. In "Blood" a surgeon must decide whether to save a life or respect a patient's religious beliefs. In "Boots on the Ground" a surgeon in Afghanistan confronts the irony of saving lives in the midst of a combat zone. And, in "Palliation" a doctor learns an important lesson about the Hippocratic oath.If you like stories brimming with emotion and characters whose flaws and self-doubts make them all the more human, then the luminous tales in Daly Walker's The Doctor's Dilemma will take you on profound journeys of discovery, redemption, and hope. Step inside the operating room where life hangs in the balance. Read The Doctor's Dilemma today.

"I found my Feats in These Shoes engaging and poignant with a strong call for us all to continue taking giant steps toward who we want to be and what we want to do." --James Reed , bestselling author and Chairman of REED - Britain''s biggest and best-known recruitment brand and the largest family-owned recruitment company in the world. "The stories in ''My Feats in These Shoes'' sparkle and shine with wit, warmth, and lessons for anyone looking for a place to not just fit in but stand out."--Courtney AndersonFounder/CEO SparklBands "A delightful read, full of imagery and imagination, from a woman who knows how to step up!"--Nanci Bell, Author of "Visualizing and Verbalizing" and Founder of the global education firm, LIndamood-Bell Learning Processes "You will hop, skip, jump (and giggle) through this irrepressibly exuberant, poignant, and elevating romp!"--Paul G. Stoltz, NY Times bestselling author and Founder and CEO of global research and consulting firm PEAK Learning, Inc. "This book reminded me of the high heels and low flats I have worn and remember how humor, laughter, love and the right shoes are outstanding accessories in our lives."--Heather Hutchens, Vice-President, Strategic Planning at John Paul Mitchell Systems "I have watched her Ted Talks, read her books, and like so many of us, stood in similar shoes trying to gain my footing in life. A testament to life force, believing in yourself and taking giant steps, "My Feats in These Shoes" is indeed solely original." - Helen Kirwan-Taylor, Journalist, The Guardian, London, artist and speaker

Stories of the Corona and Racism Viruses."This wise and witty book reminds us of the intimate connection between genuine humor and real solidarity in our struggles against evils like racism and for the good such as justice and joy! In this age of catastrophe, we all are needful of The Rona Diaries! - Dr. Cornel West, American philosopher, political activist, intellectual, professor at Harvard and Yale Universities and author of twenty books including this classic, Race Matters."There is a complex intersection of pain, promise and pragmatism in our world. The Rona Diaries gives us a funny, yet unifying lens into what it will take to advance equity in a way that highlights the power of collectiveness. Together, through our laughter and tears, we can change the world and The Rona Diaries just might be the roadmap to get us there." - Dr. Nita Mosby Tyler, nationally recognized diversity and equity leader, Founder of The Equity Project, LLC, TEDx Speaker and Author of White People Really Love Salad"Amid two Pandemics, Jeffrey''s The Rona Diaries is a timely elixir of humor and authenticity that encourages us to find joy while we weather COVID-19 and courage in the face of racism. Taking full advantage of the stillness caused by COVID-19, the Rona Diaries'' unapologetic veracity will make us all pause and reflect: Are we an obstacle, bystander, or actively in pursuit of equity in our daily lives." - Dr. Ryan Ross, President & CEO, Urban Leadership Foundation of Colorado, President of Stirred Up Enterprises and Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, Equity, and Inclusion Colorado Community College System  

Tony and Gigi are two young people coming from very different places who fall together in the embrace of passion. It takes one kiss. But even before that kiss, they beg to agree, never to share their secrets. Gigi sees them with children, nine children. But on their wedding night, a knock comes at the door. Will the ghost of Laura Antonelli permit their love? The scene is the North End of Boston, in the dramatic days of The Great War, the Molasses Flood, the flu pandemic of 1918. Then the turbulent Twenties test them with the trials of Sacco and Vanzetti, and next the Depression challenges their very survival, only to bring them to the brink of World War II. Will Gigi''s prophecy of nine children come true? Can Tony make a lasting peace with himself in spite of loving two women? Will their son, the American, survive the Battle of Salerno and his return to Alta Villa, the place where his father began? My Son The American is the second of five novels by author Eugene Christy in The Twentieth Century Quintet, which tells the saga of three generations of an American immigrant family. The author is this year''s winner of a full scholarship to the Pioneer Valley Writers Workshop, awarded annually by Founder / Director Joy Baglio.  

It’s 1899. An illegal immigrant, Tony LaStoria, just ten years old, an unaccompanied minor, lands in New York and has to make his way in the world’s greatest city. Overcoming every obstacle, Tony finds a partnership to last a lifetime in his friend Harry, whose family are Jews from Vilna in the cloth trade. Manhattan, the island, is the Bangladesh of 1905. Together, in the wide-open, unregulated garment industry of that explosive time, the boys manage to become teenage businessmen by the time they’re 16. Harry plays the entrepreneur, Tony, his trusted floor-manager, and the only thing that can ever come between them is—a girl named Laura. 

“A sensitive drama about an aged scientist in an anti-intellectual era.” (Kirkus Review, vol. 87, February 2019)“Jellyfish Have Eyes” is the “somewhat autobiographical” story of an eminent scientist whose study of jellyfish eyes earns him condemnation rather than acclaim.” (Ellyn Wexler, Montgomery County Gazette, October 2014)“Piatigorsky’s debut novel is a suspenseful thriller mixing the biological sciences – and politics. It is a rollicking tale… and deserves a wide audience. “ (Kensington Park Friends of the Library, November 2015)“A wonderful book for those who love creativity, science and the great gifts of serendipity.” (Barbara Esstman, author, The Other  Anna and Night Ride Home)In this original and provocative combination of science and fiction, Joram Piatigorsky brings to life evidence of Dr. Johnson’s observation that Truth can be made more accessible when draped in the robes of Fiction. (Warren Poland, MD, Psychoanalyst, author, Melting the Darkness)“Piatigorsky’s imaginative account of Dr. Ricardo Sztein’s path from discovery to condemnation gives a chilling warning that is sure to stimulate debate on the role of government in dictating the  direction of basic research.” (Joseph Horwitz, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor, UCLA School of Medicine)

While driving her daughter Katherine to daycare about 28 years ago, Helen began telling her "dreams" about Old Red, the kind convertible with magical powers who lived next to them in the country. He also had some adopted buddies-a Dalmatian called Cutie Pie and a duck named Teepo. These stories were very comforting to Katherine, especially when she didn't want to be separated from her mother.