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Roadmap for College Admissions
Describes the college admissions process, covering such topics as standardized tests, advanced placement, choosing a college, applications, interviews, and recommendation letters.
Modern Indian Plays
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SHEILA'S LIFE
A short story about a woman who I shared some wonderful moments with but also some very scary ones, NIGHTMARES!, the harm that I endured because of my involvement with her, the hardship she has gone through in her life, from the very beginning, from the age of eight being raped by her brother, to the Sexual. Physical, and Mental abuse she endures from the man who she is living with her now, the tolerance of participating, in his sexual fantasies, or perversions from Threesomes to out and out orgies, Once she agreed to marry me, but she always was persuaded back to him, out of fear I offer her a safe place to stay to get away, even to the point of taking her out of the country altogether, but sadly she declined
All the Books of My Life
Sheila Kaye-Smith (4 February 1887 - 14 January 1956) was an English writer, known for her many novels set in the borderlands of Sussex and Kent in the English regional tradition. Her 1923 book The End of the House of Alard became a best-seller, and gave her prominence; it was followed by other successes and her books enjoyed worldwide sales. Kaye-Smith's novels straddle more than one genre of fiction. Her earliest novels partly fit into the 'earthy' rural category, together with that of Mary E Mann, Mary Webb, D. H. Lawrence, and Thomas Hardy, a genre which inspired Stella Gibbons's parody "Cold Comfort Farm." Kaye-Smith's descriptions of the Sussex countryside, coast and marsh are still regarded as some of the finest. Several of her heroines become single parents and most face various gender-related trials, reflecting her early feminism as well as influences such as George Moore and Thomas Hardy. Kaye-Smith also produced many short stories, and journalism published in national journals, magazines and newspapers.
The Goddess Effect
All she wants is to be her best self. Is she ready? Absolutely. Does she know what to expect? Absolutely not. Anita is over her life in New York: her dead-end job, tiny studio apartment, self-obsessed friends, and overbearing mom. So she moves west to Los Angeles in search of a new career, enlightenment, and that nebulous target...wellness. She discovers an elite workout class called the Goddess Effect, run by a lifestyle guru named Venus who's the very definition of #goals. One look at her Lululemon-clad acolytes sweating out their demons while dripping with confidence and Anita's all in. When one of the class regulars takes Anita under her wing, Anita's sure she's found her people. But Anita's not so smitten that she doesn't wonder about a few things: an inexplicable invitation to a Goddess Effect retreat, a strange tradition of secret sharing, and whispers about "enhancements" that only Venus can provide. Anita is awakening to a terrifying epiphany: the Goddess Effect isn't quite what it seems, and it may turn her world--and that of everyone around her--upside down.
Butterflies Among Us
Butterflies Among Us is a book about learning overcome life's tragedies and disappointment by changing your perspective.
Once We Were Sisters
When Sheila Kohler is thirty-seven, she receives the heart-stopping news that her sister Maxine, only two years older, has been killed when her husband drove them off a deserted road in Johannesburg. Stunned by the news, she immediately flies back to South Africa, the country of her birth, determined to find answers. There, Sheila is forced to reckon with her brother-in-law's history of violence, and the lingering effects of her and Maxine's most unusual childhood - one marked by death, and the misguided love of their mother.
The Family Touch
Fran Bergmont, pregnant and alone after the death of her partner, was now back at work after giving birth to Naomi. The attraction to new registrar, Callum Smith was potent, but it took a threat to her daughter's life to make Fran understand her true feelings for him.
