The Forest Wants to Burn
Essays about life events we think we can’t endure, can’t change, and learn to admire. Insights from broken people with hopeful perspectives.
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When a Shadow Becomes Sharp
Survival guide for people looking to the past for answers to today’s stark realities. Grab a beer and a pillow, for this book will take you to the depths of despair and back - to do it all over again tomorrow.
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What Happened to Nirvana?
Not a book about the band, but how to band together in a world you never imagined. For those who’ve lost their children, their parents, their friends, their pets…and their friend’s children, parents, friends, and pets…and the ultimate loss of idealism.
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The Organ Grinder’s Monkey
It’s not what you think. A new musical…by Peter.
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When I Grow Up, I Want to be Tall
Growing up doesn’t always mean growing taller. The everyday exercise book designed to help you grow up, not taller.
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It’s Not You, It’s Me
Not to be confused with how to break up with your new flame, but a communication guide to understanding how to fix this dilemma: You had a look, and your friend read it as “You’re being selfish” when really, you just didn’t hear him/her.
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The $20 Bamboozle
The definitive guide to avoiding airport scams perpetrated by smart, attractive con-artists, scheming their next manipulative script to draw you (and your friends) into their desperate ploy to extract a $20 bill from your wallet.
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My 13th Birthday…Sucked
Collection of essays from 13-year-olds about the trauma of becoming a teenager, with an especially insightful portrayal of one young man’s story about moving away from his hometown on that landmark day
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The Ex Factor
How to plan an elegant fifth wedding after multiple marriages. This is a delightful little guide for those who must account for surprise visits from unwanted guests on those special occasions.
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