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In Paper Dollhouse, Dr. Lisa Masterson traces a journey that begins with an unconventional childhood shaped by her larger-than-life mother, who broke away from an abusive husband in Louisiana to find new opportunities for the two of them in the West. With charm, determination, and a budget that often involves moving every few months to skip out on the rent, plus a lot of other creative financing, the two of them lead a hidden existence that allows Lisa to attend exclusive private schools and feed a brilliant mind.

In this fiercely personal account of her battling the before, and surviving the after, of losing her husband to cancer, Carla Malden takes us on a journey through grief to gratitude that alerts the entire forever-young generation: this is not your mother’s widowhood. AfterImage is a story of love more than loss, memory more than sorrow, life more than death.

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From Amazon:  A book for all who strive to tap into their own creativity.
 
Following up on her successful Life Is a Verb, and in the tradition of Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way, Patti Digh here presents a book that leads readers by both heart and head to acknowledge, reinforce, and use their own creative spirit. Creative Is a Verb is equally a book for people who say, “I’m not creative” or “I’m just a dabbler” or “I’m an artist.”
 

The hilarious column from skirt! magazine makes its national debut in a value-priced illustrated format, perfect for shower gifts and holiday stocking stuffers.

An advice-from-the-trenches cancer survival guidebook for young women with cancer.

Delving into the extraordinary life of renowned French fashion designer Coco Chanel, Karen Karbo has written a new kind of self-help book, exploring Chanel’s philosophy on a range of universal themes—from style to passion, from money and success to femininity and living life on your own terms.

Born in 1883 in a poorhouse in southern France, Chanel grew up to be the woman who not only gave us the little black dress and boxy jackets, but also bestowed upon women a chic freedom that helped usher them into the modern era.

America’s fast-growing religion is—let’s face it—celebrity worship. From gossip magazines to entertainment TV, from blogs to ads featuring famous faces, the stars are our new gods and goddesses. Their lives often seem as (or more) important than our own. But why are we so quick to put them on pedestals? Why are we even more spellbound when they topple back down to earth? And why do so many of us, on an unprecedented scale, think we could—and should—be celebrities, too?

Your office phone is ringing, an annoying e-mail has just appeared in your inbox, and you have a presentation in 10 minutes—your stomach is doing somersaults. What to do? More coffee? A donut? What if you could do a simple stretch to clear your head, relax your muscles, and energize your body?

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About the book:

Your house is more than just a roof over your head . . .

Create the Space You Deserve shows you the secret to making your house a home.  With stunning photography, creative ideas, and charming illustrations, Jill Butler guides you in to thoughtfully and intentionally creating your ideal living space.

A “cookbook” for your home, this inspirational book will change your life, room by room.

The Baby Void is a reflection of a woman's strong desire to have a child, intertwined with her hopes for a fulfilling life. Sadly, one out of six couples struggles with infertility. This searingly honest narrative explores the emotional roller coaster of love, loss, and what our bodies and minds are capable of going through to get what we truly want.