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Chicken Soup for the Soul: Listen to Your Dreams
Your dreams can change your life - if you listen to them. They are a window into what you subconsciously know, and they can also provide miraculous insight. It's not a crazy idea. You can improve your life by listening to your dreams. These 101 enlightening true stories from ordinary people who listened to their dreams will amaze and inspire you. More importantly, they will encourage you to listen to your own dreams and inner voice to help you navigate your way to a more magical life than you ever thought possible.
Who Made My Bed?
Travel with the authors from 19th century Russia to St. Paul, Minnesota to discover the true identity of Samuel Bronstien, the founder of the United States Bedding Co. Despite the jealousy and resentment that often exists in a family, Samuel, his wife and children work together to make the business the leading bedding company in the Upper Midwest. When the three sons retire from the company the third generation takes over. Edward Bronstien Jr., the new president, makes tough decisions to take the company - now popularly called King Koil -- to a leader in the industry, and to its ultimate sale. You'll discover how an acquisition almost failed and how the sale of the company affected the family. Over 25 years later, when Horwitz and Bronstien decide to write a book about the family and the bedding business, they discover a leather envelope containing papers and documents - some 144 years old. The real name of Samuel Bronstien is revealed: Simcha Shapotshnick! And the envelope unveils much more about the family he left in Russia.
Under Their Claws
Drugged and packed into a waiting vehicle saddled to a one eyed horse that carried her into the cold regions of the Colombian moorssurrounded constantly by armed captors and not knowing if she would ever return to loved ones and civilization..this is Myriam Nortons true story of survival under the claws of the Colombian FARC terrorists. Her detailed account sheds light on a gruesome reality that many thousands of Colombians have suffered, many never to return. Myriams portrayal of her struggle to stay alive, her sharp wit and vivid descriptions of the other hostages, her captors and the negotiation process reveal facts that have never been told. She recreates an unforgettable scenario that transports the reader to a place where life is worth very little, and survival is not guaranteed.
Who Hit the Down Button
Life with a Chronic Illness or Disability: You're not alone; others are facing or have faced similar challenges. Use this book for encouragement. As you read this book take the time to answer the questions that follow each article in your own mind. If you're reading the book and then getting together with others, use the questions as discussion starters. Who's in Control? We Are Survivors; Special People: Caregivers; Doctor's Appointments; Relationships Developing via Email; Fatigue: the Life Robber; Less Stress, More Energy; The Glass is Half Full! When Did It Become an Effort to Socialize? Miracles Can Be Handicap Accessible; Walking: The Magical Attraction; Shopping While Sitting; Contentment; Dreams Can Become Realities
Going Home Again
The author Louise Hannah is a black teenage girl growing up in the sixties. A lot of things were going on during the sixties: segregation, integration, even immigration. We were at war with Vietnam, a race-divided nation, and then there was the wrath of her daddys rules. Louise felt like a prisoner in her own home. She needed to find herself, who she was and what she wanted to be. This is why she felt she had to escape the cruel and unfair demands of her daddys rules. In Louises senior year in high school, she met Jay. He had been to Vietnam and was currently a student at Florida AM University. When Jay went home with Louise to get interrogated, even before he could take Louise on a date, hi...
