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Enough
A bicultural child of a Malay mother and an Indian father, Amelia Zachry was different from the get-go, never quite fitting in. In this raw, inspiring memoir, she chronicles the long, winding journey that brought her from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Kentucky, USA—the place she and her family now call home. Amelia was nineteen years old, her future wide open, when a fellow student from her Kuala Lumpur university sexually assaulted her. After that night, she felt sullied—and convinced that what had happened was her fault. In the months and years that followed, she spiraled, first into isolation and then into promiscuity, as she attempted to try to take back some of the power that had been ...
Speak Up Against Stigma
Stigma keeps those suffering with mental illness silent. But not anymore! Speak Up Against Stigma: Her Mental Health Journey shines a bright light on the shadows of mental illness and illuminates the beauty of speaking up through the power of storytelling. Each chapter explores the struggles, triumphs, and ongoing journeys of 12 women who have experienced mental illness firsthand. From anxiety and depression to bipolar disorder and PTSD, these women share their unique perspectives on living with mental illness. Speak Up Against Stigma: Her Mental Health Journey is a powerful call to action, urging readers to join the movement to speak up against stigma and promote mental health awareness. With its uplifting and inspiring tone, this book offers hope and encouragement to anyone who has experienced mental illness and is a must-read for those seeking a deeper understanding of the power of sharing mental health stories to promote healing and growth.
The Other Side of Nothing
A moving exploration of family, friendship, and how far we are willing to go for the ones we love, The Other Side of Nothing is a powerful read about loss, self-determination, and second chances. 2024 IPPY Awards Gold Medalist for Popular Fiction 2024 Zibby Summer Reads Selection? The day after her eighteenth birthday, Julia Reeves checks herself into a psychiatric facility, longing to find a way out of the grief and guilt that have engulfed her since her father’s untimely death. What she finds is fellow suicide attempt survivor Sam Lorenzo, a brilliant twenty-three-year-old photographer. Sam brings beauty and light back into Julia’s life, so when he asks her to escape with him on a cross-country odyssey, she agrees. Before Julia can process what she’s done, the two young lovers are on the run. When Julia’s mother, Laura, learns Julia has disappeared and authorities will do nothing to help find her, Laura forms an uneasy alliance with the sole person who has as much to lose as she does: Sam’s mother, Arabella. Armed with only a handful of clues, the two mothers embark on a journey of their own, desperately hoping to save their children before they are lost forever.
Blurred Fates
2023 Sarton Award Winner for Contemporary Fiction 2023 National Indie Excellence Awards Winner in Contemporary Fiction 2023 National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist in Literary Fiction 2023 Readers' Favorite Book Awards Silver Medalist in Fiction (Drama) KATE WHITTIER has it all: a loving, even-keeled husband, two great kids, and a beautiful home in Southern California. But Kate is living a lie. In a desperate attempt to create the safe, happy family she never had, she has been hiding secrets for decades—things she’s convinced make her unworthy of her wellborn husband, Jacob, and the privileged life he has provided. Then, one ordinary evening, Jacob confesses to a drunken sexual indiscretion he doesn’t quite remember, and Kate cracks open. Molten memories rise to the surface. Volatile emotions swirl. Triggered in ways she didn’t see coming, Kate is overwhelmed by rage she cannot explain and fear of who she might become. Her marriage unraveling, Kate returns to her childhood home, hoping to find closure. Instead, as the past invades the present and relationships collide, Kate discovers she’s not the only one lying—and the truth may not set anyone free.
Index to Applications for Texas Confederate Pensions
Index to Confederate pension applications and TARO finding aids of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Nunns of the South
Francis Nunn lived in Craven Co., North Carolina in 1729, and died about 1738.
