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This is the true story of Gladys Dancy, affectionately known as Lady 'G', who was the owner of the first all female African American limousine service in America. "The Queen Of Limousine" is full of the incidents that Lady 'G' experienced as she chauffeured movies stars, celebrities, and just plain old regular folks. This book is full of colorful photos and documents that highlight the experiences of the 'Queen of Limousine'

A Life in the City is a book with a rap mixtape that will be on YouTube. It's about a young artist named Blair Dreams life as he comes up in the ruff streets of Saint Louis Missouri.

Volume One of my unauthorized autobiography (B/W version)

Eberhard "Ebbie" Bulach left war-torn Germany in 1951 at the age of 17 years to start a new life in the United States. He lived with his uncle and aunt in St. Paul, Minnesota. Relatives and new friends helped Ebbie assimilate into the American culture. Ebbie worked in the concrete construction business and as a machinist until striking out on his own as an entrepreneur. Eberhard and his wife, Erné, built a successful construction business during his career and they generously sponsor and promote activities that unite German and American cultures and friendships. A portion of the sales of this book is donated to the Wounded Warrior Project.

This memoir, written with and edited by Jacqueline Grace Hayward, is a bounty of stories told, in seven distinct sections, about the author’s life, from her birth in 1944 into a family with a raging father and troubled brothers, her lonely childhood, her search for freedom and friendship, the pain of dysfunctional love affairs, and the challenges and joys of her relationship with her husband. Along the way, she discovers her gift for writing and music. Two sections are devoted to the author’s travels: the diary entries that record her year living in Hawaii facing loneliness while attempting to succeed as a professional writer, and stories that share some of her favorite experiences from ...

Beverly and her husband Fred first moved to Israel with their four children in 1971. They were in their 30's and full of confidence. During their first years of life there, the family had many experiences that brought them closer to a love of Israel and Judaism. It was after Fred and Beverly's return to living in Israel that Beverly joined a small writers group of English speaking women. She enjoyed this warm group of women who told their interesting life stories and helped her put her life's journey and lessons down on paper in the form of short stories and poems. Through their stories the women came to know each other and became good friends. A person doesn't know themselves u ...

The author is a Biodynamic farmer in Northern California. Seven years ago she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a retinal eye disease that usually leads to blindness. The memoir takes the reader on a journey deep into nature. It is the light and color that radiates from the natural world that helps to heal her.

Autobiography by Winthrop Buck Cody.