Little Victories
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Little Victories: Perfect Rules for Imperfect Living
By Jason GayYou were not cool when you were a junior in college and you delivered a lecture in the stairwell of a party about Miles Davis based on eleven minutes of lifetime listening to Miles Davis. You were not cool when No Bo Dy's cool, ...
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Little Victories: A Sportswriter's Notes on Winning at Life
By Jason Gay“MEET BRUCE WILLIS.” I was blown away by how cool Bruce Willis was. I feel like I should be revealing this under oath at a war crimes tribunal. Bruce Willis wore an earring, as did Prince, and I spent an inordinate amount of time ...
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Little Victories
By Lavonne MuellerTHE STORY: Tempering historical fact with eloquent imagination, the author parallels the lives of two outstanding women on their journeys to self-fulfillment--Joan of Arc in medieval France and Susan B. Anthony in the American West of the ...
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Little Victories: A True Story of the Healing Power of Horses
By Betty WeibelThis is the true inspirational story of how horses led a young woman back to her dream, and how disability enabled her to discover abilities she never knew she possessed.
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Little Victories: Conquering Unemployment
By Tom BrophyA guide for dealing with the rejection and depression that comes with unemployment.
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Little Victories: A Tale of Divorce, Debauchery and Finding Happiness
By Chris AkinLITTLE VICTORIES: A TALE OF DIVORCE, DEBAUCHERY AND FINDING HAPPINESS is the story of a shock jock's emotional struggles.
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Little Victories
By Nathaniel Cerf"Little Victories" exposes the children's mental health system the way Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" exposed the meatpacking industry.
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Little Victories: Perfect Rules for Imperfect Living
By Jason GayGay delivers a hilarious and heartfelt guide to modern living.
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Little Victories: Autism Through a Father's Eyes (Graphic Novel)
By Yvon RoyThis is the perfect creative outlet for anyone - from parent to teacher - looking for detailed information on the subject with a more personal touch.
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Little Victories: A Play
By Shaun PrendergastTony's father has died and his mother, Debs, has taken up with a "plonker" called Gordon.