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Wisdom of the Dying (HARD COVER) by Hamza Abbasi, MD
$30.95
You will die. But first you will live.
Wisdom of the Dying eloquently explores what brings meaning to our lives from the lens of a frontline health-care worker who watched many die over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Hamza Abbasi incorporates captivating stories from individuals contemplating their lives while on their deathbeds and delves deep to
incorporate inspiration, positive psychology, and medical science. With poignancy and warmth, Abbasi details the common principles and lessons observed in patients who were ready for death when it came from—and the regrets expressed by those who were not.
Wisdom of the Dying (SOFT COVER) by Hamza Abbasi, MD
$15.95
You will die. But first you will live.
Wisdom of the Dying eloquently explores what brings meaning to our lives from the lens of a frontline health-care worker who watched many die over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Hamza Abbasi incorporates captivating stories from individuals contemplating their lives while on their deathbeds and delves deep to
incorporate inspiration, positive psychology, and medical science. With poignancy and warmth, Abbasi details the common principles and lessons observed in patients who were ready for death when it came from—and the regrets expressed by those who were not.
The Dental Assisting Handbook (SOFT cover) by Robert E. Porter, DDS
$16.95
Written by second-generation dentist Robert E. Porter, DDS this informative guide provides detailed and salient tips for success in dental assisting. Dr. Porter, with insight from fellow dentists, explains the foundational concepts of dentistry, common workplace expectations, and effective professional behaviors for dental assisting. This guide will empower prospective dental assistants with knowledge and confidence as they begin their careers in this valued and cherished profession.
The Dental Assisting Handbook (HARD cover) by Robert E. Porter, DDS
$28.95
Written by second-generation dentist Robert E. Porter, DDS this informative guide provides detailed and salient tips for success in dental assisting. Dr. Porter, with insight from fellow dentists, explains the foundational concepts of dentistry, common workplace expectations, and effective professional behaviors for dental assisting. This guide will empower prospective dental assistants with knowledge and confidence as they begin their careers in this valued and cherished profession.
Love Can Be Messy But You Don't Have To Be (Hard Cover) by Elizabeth Overstreet
$25.95
Shakespeare famously said, “The course of true love never did run smooth.” And it’s true; sometimes love can get a little messy. But how can you find true love if you’re focused on the mess? In this salient and impactful guide, compassionate relationship expert Elizabeth Overstreet offers her best tips as someone who personally survived those relationship “dark ages,” found her forever partner, and went on to coach others across the globe to do the same.
Within these pages, discover the empowering truth that true love does exist, and, how when you’re equipped with the right tools and strategies, it can lead you to the lasting happiness and fulfillment you’ve always yearned for. Join Elizabeth as she shares effective relationship strategies garnered from years of observing those closest to her, counseling couples and individuals, and through her personal experiences. Whether you’re single or in a relationship you’d like to nourish, this book is a must-read for those looking to cultivate healthy, loving, long-lasting relationships.
Love Can Be Messy But You Don't Have To Be (Soft Cover) by Elizabeth Overstreet
$14.95
Shakespeare famously said, “The course of true love never did run smooth.” And it’s true; sometimes love can get a little messy. But how can you find true love if you’re focused on the mess? In this salient and impactful guide, compassionate relationship expert Elizabeth Overstreet offers her best tips as someone who personally survived those relationship “dark ages,” found her forever partner, and went on to coach others across the globe to do the same.
Within these pages, discover the empowering truth that true love does exist, and, how when you’re equipped with the right tools and strategies, it can lead you to the lasting happiness and fulfillment you’ve always yearned for. Join Elizabeth as she shares effective relationship strategies garnered from years of observing those closest to her, counseling couples and individuals, and through her personal experiences. Whether you’re single or in a relationship you’d like to nourish, this book is a must-read for those looking to cultivate healthy, loving, long-lasting relationships.
Lymphomania: A Mostly True Account of Life, Love, and Lymphoma (SOFT COVER) By Gregg Goldman
$20.95
“Cali, you have stage 3S B-cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.”
Gregg Goldman never imagined he would hear these words spoken to his wife after twenty-four years of marriage. The COVID-19 pandemic was already daunting, but at least it was happening outside; this was a crisis occurring directly in his own home, his sanctuary. However, with Cali now too sick to rule the roost, Gregg puts his introverted tendencies aside to deal with the kids, Cali’s ever-present family, concerned friends, doctors with way too much on their plate, and a zillion other tasks that may be normal for most but are foreign to a guy who barely likes talking to people.
In this emotional and darkly humorous memoir of marriage and self-realization, Gregg falls in love with his wife all over again as she shows incredible strength and vulnerability during a time when the fear of death overshadows the hope for a
better future.
Lymphomania: A Mostly True Account of Life, Love, and Lymphoma (HARD COVER) By Gregg Goldman
$31.95
“Cali, you have stage 3S B-cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.”
Gregg Goldman never imagined he would hear these words spoken to his wife after twenty-four years of marriage. The COVID-19 pandemic was already daunting, but at least it was happening outside; this was a crisis occurring directly in his own home, his sanctuary. However, with Cali now too sick to rule the roost, Gregg puts his introverted tendencies aside to deal with the kids, Cali’s ever-present family, concerned friends, doctors with way too much on their plate, and a zillion other tasks that may be normal for most but are foreign to a guy who barely likes talking to people.
In this emotional and darkly humorous memoir of marriage and self-realization, Gregg falls in love with his wife all over again as she shows incredible strength and vulnerability during a time when the fear of death overshadows the hope for a
better future.
Finding Beauty in the Gray (Hard Cover) by Hugh J. Willard
$32.00
In this brilliant collection of essays, Finding Beauty in the Gray invites you into the living rooms, backyard gardens, mountain apple orchards, and coastal boardwalks of folks approaching, or in the fertile soil of, their retirement years. This landscape offers excitement, and maybe some trepidation, as Third-Agers navigate the questions: “Who am I today? Who or what matters to me now? What gifts do I have to offer myself and my community?”
Follow Hugh Willard as he shares the stories of Third-Agers gathered at cocktail parties; by neighbors’ mailboxes; in his counseling practice; and even at the literal feet of two-story, recycled, wooden trolls in coastal Maine. Hugh gives voice to their experiences and some of his own through lively, joyful, and, at times, gritty essays. Complementing these essays and themes are some of Hugh’s poems—verses of love, loss, legacy, play, and always beauty.
Finding Beauty in the Gray (Soft Cover) by Hugh J. Willard
$16.95
In this brilliant collection of essays, Finding Beauty in the Gray invites you into the living rooms, backyard gardens, mountain apple orchards, and coastal boardwalks of folks approaching, or in the fertile soil of, their retirement years. This landscape offers excitement, and maybe some trepidation, as Third-Agers navigate the questions: “Who am I today? Who or what matters to me now? What gifts do I have to offer myself and my community?”
Follow Hugh Willard as he shares the stories of Third-Agers gathered at cocktail parties; by neighbors’ mailboxes; in his counseling practice; and even at the literal feet of two-story, recycled, wooden trolls in coastal Maine. Hugh gives voice to their experiences and some of his own through lively, joyful, and, at times, gritty essays. Complementing these essays and themes are some of Hugh’s poems—verses of love, loss, legacy, play, and always beauty.
All Mixed Up- Soft Cover by Lexi Andresen Lutz
$14.95
We are no longer in a world where people can be defined by one or two syllables. We are increasingly more unique and more complex humans. This is the beauty of America, and it should be shared and acknowledged.
Growing up in a multicultural household with a Filipino mother and German-Irish father, Alexandria “Lexi” Lutz has always been fascinated by the complexities of her identity. Despite a happy childhood and supportive parents, she often felt like an outsider while living in an environment where most people identified with one race.
In light of recent social and political movements surrounding race and identity, Lexi was inspired to write about being multiracial and racially ambiguous in America, as well as the identity crisis that comes with it.
All Mixed Up delves into the complexities of navigating different cultural identities and the importance of belonging in today’s society, empowering multiracial individuals to find beauty in their ambiguity.
All Mixed Up- Hard Cover by Lexi Andresen Lutz
$28.95
We are no longer in a world where people can be defined by one or two syllables. We are increasingly more unique and more complex humans. This is the beauty of America, and it should be shared and acknowledged.
Growing up in a multicultural household with a Filipino mother and German-Irish father, Alexandria “Lexi” Lutz has always been fascinated by the complexities of her identity. Despite a happy childhood and supportive parents, she often felt like an outsider while living in an environment where most people identified with one race.
In light of recent social and political movements surrounding race and identity, Lexi was inspired to write about being multiracial and racially ambiguous in America, as well as the identity crisis that comes with it.
All Mixed Up delves into the complexities of navigating different cultural identities and the importance of belonging in today’s society, empowering multiracial individuals to find beauty in their ambiguity.