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As a teenager in Queens, New York in the 1970s, Harris bore two secrets: the beatings of a mother swiftly descending into mental illness, and her uncle's yearlong sexual abuse. Always on the brink of exploding, Harris sought relief through literature and theater, but couldn't eradicate the rage that simmered inside her. In candid, revealing prose, Harris tells the story of a life haunted by violence but that also shimmers with all the complexities of love.

Edge the Comic cuts right to the heart of a leader's challenges. When Global Trade Management Corporation's shining star, CEO Mitchell James, begins to lose his luster, key members of the executive team head for the door. With a not-so-subtle nudge from the company's Board Chairman, Mitch reluctantly accepts the help of executive coach Kate Nelson. The diminutive dynamo strikes at the core of Mitch's obstacles and navigates him through a step-by-step process to lead more dynamically. Faced with a crisis, his leadership rebirth is put to the test. Can he regain his "Edge" and become the leader his company needs?

Logan's world is changing. He's moving to a new school. His grandma Ellie is moving into a new home. Then an inky black crow shows up and throws everything into chaos, taking all the stuff around him and all the people Logan loves.

When a sudden collapse lands Nick, a naval academy plebe, in the Walter Reed psych unit, he must face his grief and anger about his father's marital infidelity. This cascade of secrets, loss, and trauma highlights the paralyzing pain of parental infidelity-and reminds us of the healing nature of connection, leadership, purpose, and family.

Mainly aimed at educators and administrators, this book is also relevant for any parent or community member concerned with equity and quality education. While it is nonfiction, it can be read with the same eagerness one often approaches fiction-you will keep turning pages, eager to see what will happen in each school district. The engaging and heart-centered writing makes the concepts, examples, and practical tools more accessible, giving the reader a better grasp of the challenges in pursuing educational equity and what can make a significant difference. Dr. Carmen Ayala, Dr. John Harper, and Bea Young become real-life heroes whose commitment to students will make you want to keep reading to see the impact of their work. This book also includes a chapter on culturally responsive curriculum, written by Susan O'Halloran, a nationally recognized equity consultant.

Every day, the stories of our lives are being shaped by millions of small moments-the little details, the sparks in between, the tiny fragments that, when they are ready, begin to connect and to change who we are and how we see the world and our place in it. Genevieve Georget, with her raw truth, walks us through the tiny details of the year in her life that cracked her open, pierced through the curated walls that were built around her, and, in so doing, brought her to a place of surrender and a true understanding of hope. Her stories and experiences are a picture of the beautiful truth that, in your struggle, in your pain, in your triumph and joys, you are not alone.This book opens the door, calls to you, and allows you to follow the journey of the year that tried to break her; to explore the words that never failed her; to experience images that capture her; and to see how her experiences-the painful, the inspiring, the confusing, the enchanting-gently changed her.Solace: A Journal of Human Experience is about how comfort, consolation, and community can heal broken hearts, mend deep wounds, and restore hearts toward love.It's a book that invites you into the exquisite dance of it all.

In a creative twist on a regular business book, authors Katy Bray and Zeb Severson use their combined wisdom to teach the most valuable lessons on scaling a business-complete with all the archetypical challenges many start-ups face-and do it in a fresh and engaging way. Written in the form of a business parable not unlike Og Mandino's The Greatest Salesman in the World, Katy and Zeb also use the medium of narrative storytelling to teach the tried and true methods for healing and scaling they use in their own work with clients. A book that reaches into the mind and the heart, The Seven Mental Models for the Conscious Team provides solutions to challenges every growing team has-and does so in the most inviting way.

We come from a Source that is rooted in the stars-but we're planted on the Earth, with all of its loneliness and grief. So, how can we find our way back to that original wellspring? With her teachings that weave together the psychological and spiritual dimensions of life, Annette Hulefeld is a spiritual mentor for the modern age. As her own story reveals, many of us feel a pervasive sense of worthlessness because of separation from our own Divine nature; the split of our human nature from Soul. In a lively, engaging narrative, Hulefeld shows us how a girl who grew up Catholic in a family challenged with poverty, abuse, and mental illness found a mysticism that brings body and Soul together again. Rooted in the Stars is a timely and personal story that will resonate with everyone carving their own path to a modern spirituality.

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