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Black and Gerstäcker's novel offers a vivid portrait of the experiences of German immigrants in the United States in the late nineteenth century. With its engaging characters and rich historical detail, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of immigration to the United States.

Habits significantly influence your achievements and overall life experience, shaping both successes and failures. The book emphasizes the importance of recognizing and transforming your habits, advocating for the elimination of detrimental behaviors in favor of cultivating positive, success-oriented habits. It explores the profound impact that conscious and unconscious habits have on your daily life and long-term goals.

The narrative explores the life of a Suffolk farmer, delving into his experiences and the evolution of his farm over nearly ninety years. It captures the challenges and triumphs he faces, providing insight into rural life and the deep connection between the farmer and his land. Through this personal journey, the book reflects on themes of resilience, tradition, and the impact of time on both the individual and the agricultural landscape.

Set during the Battle of Glenshiel in 1719, the story follows thirteen-year-old James Lindsay as he witnesses the defeat of the Jacobite forces, which his family supports. This pivotal moment marks a significant turning point for the rebels, signaling their decline. However, for James, the battle leaves an indelible mark, setting him on a path of personal growth and transformation as he navigates the aftermath of the conflict.

Exploring the challenges of living with a misdiagnosed illness, this memoir delves into the emotional and physical toll on the author. It highlights the journey of seeking answers, the frustration of navigating the healthcare system, and the impact on personal relationships. Through candid reflections, the narrative emphasizes resilience and the quest for self-advocacy in the face of adversity, ultimately shedding light on the importance of accurate medical diagnosis and understanding.

First published in 1956, Swifts in a Towerstill offers astonishing insights into swifts' private lives along with thoughts about their life style and wider issues. Now more than sixty years later swifts have been studied even more thoroughly, with technology unimaginable in the 1950s. This continues to reveal even more of their secrets, so this edition, published in association with the RSPB for their Oxford Swift Cityproject includes a new chapter by Andrew Lack, bringing the story of this remarkable bird into the 21st Century.

We see Monica and Sarah laughing. After purchasing a house that needs tender loving care, a successful songwriter and band leader named Miles is puzzled. Why did he purchase the run-down house when he already had a nice condo? At night, he just can't stay away from the house. And every time Miles drives in front of the house at night, the lights inside would come on. Miles parks his car and walks up to the front, and as usual, the door opens. To Miles's surprise, no one is standing in the doorway. However, this shouldn't surprise Miles because after entering the house the first night before he purchased this house, the same thing happened. Both shocked and amazed every time he enters this house, he knows that something wonderful and amazing happens once he closes the front door. So what is this amazing thing that keeps on happening? Ladies and gentlemen, "Image If."

Unstoppable is the inspiring story of Congressman Diane Black's remarkable life and accomplishments, written by her husband, David L. Black, PhD, who captures the heart and spirit of this dynamic woman in a way only he could. From growing up in public housing to holding public office, Diane Black has lived the classic American Dream. Despite her humble upbringing, she became the first in her family to attain a college degree and went on to a successful career in nursing. In this moving memoir, Dr. Black recounts the unforgettable moment in 1967 when he first laid eyes on Diane, and how eleven years later they finally embarked on a life together. When Dr. Black moved his family to Tennessee in 1986, he never imagined that his wife would one day be elected to the Tennessee General Assembly and later to the US Congress. Dr. Black's moving tribute reveals the genuine character behind the nationally known public figure and the truth behind the political falsehoods. Named one of the twenty-five most influential women in Congress, Diane Black is dedicated to serving others and has an unstoppable spirit of determination in all she does.

During the renovation of a decrepit old barn by several friends, the chance finding of various old manuscripts lodged between some wall cavities reveals clues to a mystery that goes back over four and a half centuries to the time of Queen Mary I, Queen Elizabeth I and Lady Jane Grey, who is often referred to as the Nine Day Queen. Told from several viewpoints, the startling story of Lady Jane Grey finally comes to light as the previously unknown last moments of her life involving mystery, intrigue, politics and love, come to an explosive ending that may even force a revision of the history books.