Pamela Edwards was going blind. What job could she do without vision? How would she support herself and her children? When Pamela received her retinitis pigmentosa diagnosis, it sent her world into chaos. As a single mother of three small children, she had to fight. Giving into the blindness was never an option. She needed to find a way but feared time was not on her side. With the help of those closest to her, she found the resources and confidence to persevere. Consumed with self-doubt, Pamela pursued training and education to help her function in daily life without vision. Every experience taught her something new about herself and helped her to go on another day. Despair consumed her, but she reached deep within and searched her inner soul. She wrapped herself in music. She found joy in her children. She prepared for a future without sight. And she journaled almost every day. But with each passing day, month, and year, she waited for the morning when she would wake up to complete darkness. Many years later, with a small field of vision remaining, Pamela revisited her personal journals from the years when she struggled to make it through the day. She saw them in a new light. The grief that had overwhelmed her had not kept her from finding joy and purpose in life. The journey brought her full circle in her healing and self-growth. Through every bittersweet hardship, she was transformed. She replaced the days of feeling inadequate with days of creative self-expression. Now, she sees her life for what it is and what it has always been. A kaleidoscope of beauty.
And what will they find? In a tale inspired by a true story of buried treasure, Jen Bryant weaves an emotional and suspenseful novel in poems, all set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War during a pivotal year in U.S. history.
Look how strong and healthy people were back in Bible days. They walked everywhere. I mean, Jesus and the apostles must have walked hundreds of miles every year. I bet they were like the Jack La Lannes of their day" “Jack La Lanne?
HARLAN COBEN calls it "One of my all-time favorite series! ...David Handler is so good at writing one smart, funny page-turner after another that he makes it look easy." Fans of JANET EVANOVICH and CARL HIAASEN, get ready.
The Man with Kaleidoscope Eyes is his definitive autobiography, charting an extradinary life with extraordinary images and giving the complete portrait of a graphic genius who fully expressed the spirit of his time.
Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstreamMuch more than just a survey of "acid rock" or the Haight-Ashbury scene, this book explores the fascinating evolution of "head music" from...
While Durham, North Carolina, epidemiologist Sam Leo uncovers a pattern of unsolved crimes that are apparently rape-murders, his friend, pathologist Stephanie Dixon, discovers a kaleidoscope with erotically magical powers.
He is struggling financially when he is approached by a prominent wealthy businessman... Set in historic Savannah, this tale twists and turns to arrive at an unexpected and shocking ending.
Developed from her tremendously popular blog, this book offers the inspiring and beautifully illustrated account of the author's experiences raising an orphaned coyote as a beloved pet. Full-color photographs throughout.
"Alan Aldridge burst upon the creative scene of sixties London just like The Beatles, with whom he worked. His imaginative designs and intoxicating, color-rich images captured the dreams and hallucinations...
The author of The Last Leaves Falling delivers a harrowing and beautifully written novel that explores the relationship between two girls obsessed with music, the practice of corrective rape, and the risks and power of using one's voice. 5 ...