Memoirs Books

This definitive and expertly researched work chronicles the careers and life stories of 61 Worcestershire cricketers who played just a single game of Championship cricket for the county. The breadth and depth of material not only provides the career...

GROWING UP IN THE 1950S, 60s and 70s in that enigmatic, wondrous hive of industrial activity in the West Midlands, Andrew Edwards was a reporter for The County Express newspaper based in Stourbridge and Brierley Hill.It was his first job as a teenager,...

The title of this intriguing book derives from Edward Gibbon's description of the second century AD as the time of the greatest happiness and prosperity in the history of the world. Jock Macdonald puts the eighty years of his lifetime under a lens to...

In this sequel to The Magic Slippers...By a strange quirk of fate, Stu had found a job that he enjoyed and was good at. He was a Planning Surveyor responsible for drawing up programmes, material scheduling and measuring the bonus. He was the Site...

A true love story.Embark on a captivating journey of love, destiny, and experience a whirlwind of emotions and the enduring power of memories in I Picked This Rose For You.Meet Mr. Charming, a charismatic young Indian living in the vibrant streets...

Ann Hudson writes on decisions for early retirement, highlighting the difference today, in the twenties, of the choice to cash in one's pension, in contrast to being pensioned off in the eighties, and in doing so questions how, and if, to use one's...

This is an autobiography by a schoolmaster looking back to his birth in 1933, one week after the Kray twins, and on through the war, life at school, the army and Oxford, to forty-two years working in schools and colleges.It may interest former pupils and...

'On Another Man's Wound', its title taken from an old Ulster proverb, 'It's easy to sleep on another man's wound', was first published in 1936 and has become the classic account of the years 1916-21 in Ireland. It captures the essence of Ireland at the...

In Dandelion of That Winter, the author reflects on the most precious treasures that have shaped her existence. These gems, like sparkling facets in a jewel, illuminate her life's journey:Children: Over 50 years of standing by her side, her children have...

I was fortunate enough to have grown up in Lac Vert, a small town in North-Central Saskatchewan during the 1950s-60s.Sonny Poolroom is a memoir, a collection of memories of events and my reactions to them. If you lived in a prairie town during those...

Requests and to-dos bombard your phone and inbox, day and night. Information and distractions claw at your time and attention. You’re always busy, always searching for the finish line … or at least the pause button. Life feels like an...

Discover the transformative power within you with "The Miracle Makers Club - Manifest Miracles Daily", This inspiring book by Dr. Joan Hangarter / Joan of Angels, invites you on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, offering practical tools and...

Storytelling has been around since the beginning of time. Stories told and adventures lived are the basis of countless books that are loved by millions of people. While being passed from person to person, stories can inform and entertain, change a...

#1 Best-seller Not Simply Broken is a tale of immense gratitude of recognizing the miracle of existence and celebrating life despite the circumstances. A woman's soulful attempt to make sense of the changes and not simply broken after being hit by...

Step into the spotlight and discover that, indeed, "All the World's a Stage," with the Third Act stealing the show as the best act of all! In this anthology, a dynamic community of authors in their encore years share tales of courage,...

When Sara Rahimi was a teenager living in Tehran, she longed to be some place where she could freely socialize with her friends, dance in public, or walk hand-in-hand with a boy. She dreamed of a life where she could one day become whatever she wanted...

This collector's edition is cleanly formatted for easy reading, 13 point Garamond, 1.25 spacing. The Way of a Pilgrim was written by an anonymous nineteenth-century Russian peasant and depicts his examination of how to pray without ceasing. Through...

We ALL need that friend. Enter Captain Grief, Kelly's superhero alter ego, flying, crying, and eating cake. After Kelly's spouse dies November 11, 2012, the Captain explodes onto the scene with her similar but fictional story of loss to self, alongside...

Despite growing up in Deep River, Ontario, the company town for Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories that only exists because of science, Marilyn Carr was firmly neither a science, technology, engineering, nor mathematics person. When How I...

Gospel Blaze in Borneo combines an illustrated traveller's tale about a 2023 journey of discovery to Ranau in Sabah, East Malaysia, with exciting mission stories, historical research and rare archival letters and photographs from the work of the Borneo...

Thomas Hardy once said, ‘A tale must be exceptional enough to justify its telling.’ I think my story is exceptional. Maybe you will think so too. Whatever one thinks, I have learnt through this story the value of persistence, patience,...

In this, his seventh book of poetry, written over a period of more than forty years, Graeme Hetherington explores how his friendship with James McAuley has parallels with that of Gilgamesh and Enkidu in the ancient Mesopotamian epic. As in the original,...

I walk alone. That is not down on the city streets where help or a sympathetic ear is never very far away, but solo up in the rough country where I have climbed over a thousand mountains. I have no claim to fame, expertise or celebrity status. I’m...

Shards of Ice is about Antarctica, the death of a beloved husband and grief. Written in fragments, Shards of Ice interweaves experiences of the author’s  trips to Antarctica – the first was soon after her husband died – and...

"Do you love your mother?"This provocative question provides the catalyst for this stunning poetic memoir from Barbara Harris Leonhard. Through her artfully-crafted poetry, the author considers where her love and loyalties lie following her aging...

I wrote Auto-Immune Heresy out of a need to speak. To give voice to an experience that has been mine, and is infinitely larger than me.I am speaking about sickness. Long-lived, recurrent, and entangled with the entire 21st century into which I was born...

Journal Entry: November 17, 2006An event was going to happen that would change my life. My body and strength would be taken away. All that remained was my damaged brain, heart, and soul. It was my job to heal myself. I would build myself back from a...

An unforgettable memoir about a romance that will make you smile, laugh, and cry - not always in that order.Seized with grief at the loss of his beloved and vibrant wife, Barbara, after a thirty-year battle with breast cancer, Marc Gellman does the...

Every Inch Love Will, a memoir, details fragments of the life and times of the late William Earl McGee Jr., an extraordinary black man who beat the medical odds by 18 years and lived to age 55. In spite of his disabilities and chronic ailments, he was a...

Those Who Come Along is a first-hand account of how Linda and Henry Harrell encountered the Spirits of two Native children on their land above the Kennebec River in Maine. It also tells some of Linda's own life story and how it led her to that place and...

Mary Rowlandson was a colonial American woman captured by Native Americans in 1676 and held for 11 weeks before being ransomed. In 1682, six years after her ordeal, The Sovereignty, and Goodness of God: Being a Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration...

RICORDI DI ENZO FERRARI - 40 anni trascorsi insieme a mio cugino: avventure, paesi, sagre, ragazze, case abbandonate, esplorazioni in campagna

LA VITA E' UN ROMANZO - Sergio Bissoli - Mio papà, Gelmino Bissoli, mi racconta la sua vita.

Dreamer of Dreams and the Two Men She Loved is the true story of a woman in the 1800s who was awakened by her enlightening dreams and visions. In a time when women's rights were few, she began her work as a spiritual guide and leader and she even rose...

Heartache and brokenness are universal. When our lives are thrown into the fire, it will either make us or break us. In her memoir, author Sherry Lewton recounts events from her past that ignited her own fires, throwing her life into a blaze of secrecy,...

This book is about my life before I lived on the road, what happened to me and all my mistakes when it came to doing drugs, and how a music artist named Colicchie and his music with such deep lyrics got me out and away from drug addiction. This book and...

Paying the Tuition Getting Life's Lessons is a passionate account of gains and losses through the lenses of disillusionment. So often in this society, there is a hefty price paid for the accumulation of "likes," material possessions, and artificial...

The reason for this messThere was a specific reason for writing all this.In 1979, I was in a horrible car accident resulting in a double concussion, permanent brain damage to my left frontal lobe, and the inability to walk well. Riding a bike and driving...

Winner of the Pen/Corvino Award for NonfictionRunner Up D. Earles Medal for First-Time MemoiristsOn an ordinary January afternoon, a disturbing revelation about his wife hurls one man into a maelstrom of public humiliation and heartbreak, and eventually...

“I just want you to know that God can change absolutely anything.” It was a simple statement, but it changed her life.In this stunningly transparent memoir, Nanette Larson shares her journey from a life of constant hopelessness and despair,...

The musical journey chronicled in this book is an interesting, truthful and in some instances a very funny revelation of events, places and people encountered.  Beginning in this writer's hometown, Savannah, Georgia, to national and...

Scottish Rite Dormitory, a private women’s residence near the University of Texas opened in 1922. Tales of panty raids, midnight serenades, friendship, brushes with fame and silly pranks along with repercussions for questionable behavior fill the...

The Keng Khanh Concentration Camp of 1975 in Laos contains political and historical knowledge telling of a remarkable life journey.It is the author's true story of how he survived the perilous and eventful years during and after the Vietnam War. Themes...

When We Kneel, We Learn is an autobiographical work based on Kayla Morgan Dudley's experience in a caregiving facility over the expanse of two years. The book touches on the relationships she cultivated with the elderly--including those living with...

This story radiates hope.It inspires us to encounter God in our darkest hour.When the Holy Spirit gave the Edmonds their 'Rainbow Promise,' they were high up on the eleventh floor of a hospital tower with their critically ill baby, James. In faith, they...

Are you afraid to have people in your home for dinner? Overnight? The Bible tells us to offer hospitality to one another without grumbling.In the early years of marriage and ministry, hospitality wasn't Judy's strongest gift. But over the years, she...