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In this ground-breaking book, Mary Britton and Kerene Strochnetter develop a new approach to finding love. CAUSE LOVE begins with an invitation to get clear - to identify your old thoughts and beliefs and ask yourself: Are these thoughts and beliefs working for me, to get what I want from relationships? The book walks you through this question until you are able to realise that your thoughts lead to your actions which produce your results. They explore your inner critic, help you learn to silence that unhelpful voice, and uncover self-limiting beliefs. In Step 2, Cause Love helps you access new thoughts and new solutions, and design your new future. In Step 3, you discover how to use your wh...
Here is a rare book of poetry for the young which should find a ready response among a generation growing up in a space-conscious world. Its theme is no less than the marvels of the universe and the marvels of courage and ingenuity by which man has made himself at home in it. There are poems about stars and planets, the earth, the sun, the moon; poems about man's conquest of the sea, the mountains, the air; poems about snow and wind, clouds and rain. Through all of them runs a sense of wonder, a note of triumph. This, they all say, is indeed a wonderful world, a world too rich to be destroyed.
Dear Mary, Dear Luther reveals through letters the emotional track of a 1930s courtship that leads to a lasting, loving marriage. Luther is the pursuer, always being honest with Mary about where she stands. Step by step, he proclaims his feelings as he progresses from attraction to love. The media often portray African American males as brutes, lacking feelings and deep emotions. Luther’s authentic expressions of romantic love will be a revelation for many. Mary—sassy, feisty and mercurial—is a very smart young lady. She continues to date others until Luther makes it clear she is the only one. She accepts his evolving emotional state, never pushing for a greater commitment than he’s ready to make. It is wonderful to witness this couple’s burgeoning relationship over a period of three and one-half years. Gradually, their intimacy deepens until they reach a point when they both know they’re ready to become man and wife. These letters prove that a great love is attainable by everyone regardless of color or class. We need only the courage to patiently let it bloom.
First ever paperback edition This acclaimed National Book Award finalist tells the spellbinding tale of an elderly woman's difficult decision to read an unpublished manuscript about her life, communicating a sometimes tragic story with astonishing brevity and immediacy. Isabel Bolton's "writing is exquisitely perfect in accent; every syllable falls as it should." -- Edmund Wilson, The New York Times.
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