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Lead Thou Me On tells the compelling story of one of Titanic’s most unsung heroines. Britain’s Lady Noël Leslie, Countess of Rothes was one of the 325 first class passengers to board the luxury ocean liner on April 10, 1912. Four nights into the voyage, infamous disaster struck when The White Star’s flagship collided with an iceberg in the Atlantic, sending all aboard into panic. The few lifeboats Titanic carried were frantically dispatched from the top deck amid the mass hysteria of frightened passengers of all classes.

Ritanna Armeni resgata a trajetória de Inessa Armand, uma figura fascinante que teve seus registros apagados pelo regime soviético para ocultar um relacionamento que desafiava a moral da época. Considerada o grande amor e a colaboradora mais fiel de Lênin desde 1909, Inessa foi uma intelectual dedicada de corpo e alma à causa bolchevique. Através de uma pesquisa rigorosa, a autora reconstrói a vida dessa mulher indomável que confrontava o líder russo em debates sobre feminismo, amor livre e o papel feminino na revolução.

Both in her novels and her memoirs, Daphne du Maurier revealed an ardent desire to explore her family's history. In Myself When Young, based on diaries she kept between 1920 and 1932, du Maurier probes her own past, beginning with her earliest memories and encompassing the publication of her...

Rebecca was one of Daphne du Maurier's greatest bestsellers. It has been read all around the world, and in many different languages. The book has been adapted for the theater, film, television, and even opera. Now Daphne du Maurier reveals how it came to be written: its origins, its development...

Embrace and learn to love your natural hair with this eye-opening guide from “hair whisperer” to the stars, Felicia Leatherwood. As a child there was nothing Felicia Leatherwood wanted more than long, flowy hair. But Felicia’s short afro grew up and out, not down. Her father who styled...

A bold and incisive personal manifesto on the ways sexism is used in capitalist systems to exploit women, using algorithms that pressure them into spending money on a distorted ideal of beauty, motherhood, and success. The age-old pressure to focus on either a career or building a family has...

The definitive, long-awaited, and revelatory intellectual biography of Hannah Arendt, one of the greatest philosophers of the twentieth century Drawing on newly discovered archival materials and previously overlooked documents—from both Germany, where Hannah Arendt was born to a Jewish family...

It was the summer of 1988. The Summer I Met Him is a short memoir and the opening book in the First Love: A Memoir series—a true story of first love spanning more than thirty-eight years. Hannah Kensington was nearly fifteen when she met Ryan Matthews, someone she would never quite forget. There were Ocean City bike rides, The Cure playing through the speakers of his red Honda CRX, and stolen kisses that made her believe summer could last forever. But Ryan never said the words she longed to hear. What did she really mean to him?

"Numb is my favorite flavor." It's Messy in Here is a raw and darkly funny memoir about surviving cross addiction in all its guises-pills, booze, food, sex, shopping, chaos-and the relentless chase for self-worth through all the wrong things. From bulimic teen beauty queen to coke-fueled NFL cheerleader, one-hit wonder Mexican pop star to blackout Hollywood writer, Cyn Posner has lived on both sides of the glitter: through the shiny promise of success and the wreckage when it all comes crashing down. What looks perfect on the outside hides the spirals, secrets, and compulsions beneath.

Before podcasts, before playlists—radio was power. And Michelle Santosuosso was in the room where it all happened. Radio Phoenix is part music industry memoir, part cultural autopsy, and part war story. From her start as a teenage DJ to becoming a pioneering executive, Santosuosso stood toe-to-toe with hip-hop legends like Eazy-E, corporate giants like iHeartMedia, and dangerous players like Suge Knight.

Yes, this is a book about breast cancer. But before you run away, hear me out. I think you'll be glad you did. You'll laugh. You might even snort-laugh. You'll feel hopeful. And you'll finally have your curiosity answered: what is it really like to be diagnosed with cancer? Because cancer seems to be everywhere these days. It affects friends, neighbours, colleagues, sisters, mothers, daughters, husbands and wives. Yet most of us have very little idea what it’s actually like until we're sitting in that chair and someone says the words, ‘Yes, it’s cancer.

" There it was. OMG. Pregnant. " Definitely not part of her plan. Just one year after unexpectedly losing her mother, Dawn Delvo found herself navigating grief, chasing a career in the Nashville music industry... and facing an unplanned pregnancy. Four years into building her dream, everything she had worked for suddenly felt at risk of disappearing. What if she had to walk away? What if she had to go back to North Dakota... and start over? Then, two weeks before her due date, she was fired. No job. A baby days away. No safety net.

“If parenting mistakes earned reward points, I'd be flying business class by now.” — Neha Jain Motherhood didn't come with a manual. So Neha accidentally wrote one herself... a manual of 'what not to do', written through her own hilarious mistakes, heartfelt failures, and unforgettable...

Trapped in a brutally violent marriage, Foroozan makes an unthinkable choice to protect her children. When her decision puts her behind the bars of an Afghan women’s prison, she is surprised to discover her first taste of freedom. But freedom proves fragile. As American troops begin their withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, Foroozan faces new threats: her husband's vengeful family and the encroaching shadow of the Taliban. With everything at stake, she must navigate a maze of harrowing choices to survive and secure her children's future.

Before she was the woman everyone called Mama, she was a little girl with dreams, fears, heartbreaks, and hopes of her own. Before Mama Was Mama is a heartfelt journey through the life of a mother not just the years spent raising children, but the life she lived before motherhood ever found her. From childhood memories and dreams of the future to the quiet sacrifices no one noticed, this book gently reminds us that every mother has a story that began long before someone called her "Mama."

Sherry grew up in the Appalachian Mountains near coal mines, rivers, and farms. She tells true stories of what it was like for her in the late 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's. Colorful descriptions of adventures taken with her best friend Jimmy and awful memories of growing up with an alcoholic father. From Elvis to Janis Joplin and always that good old country music. The stories are rich with history. She loved sports and was darn good but the coaches wouldn't let her play for the team. Finally she could wear pants instead of skirts in high school.

What happens when the adults stop explaining the story? For Jillian Stidd, growing up Seventh-day Adventist meant living inside a world of certainty. A world shaped by prophecy, doctrine, rules, expectations, and the constant belief that the end of time could arrive at any moment. The answers seemed clear. The path seemed certain. Until it wasn't. In The Shut Door™, Jillian takes listeners on a deeply personal journey through childhood faith, fear, identity, loss, and healing.

Sex Please!?! is not a romance story… it is a revelation. It pulls back the curtain on a marriage built on lies, cheating, and secrets that suffocated the woman I used to be. This memoir exposes the truth about my second husband… a man whose lifestyle did not just betray me, but broke me in ways I never knew existed. Inside these pages, I tell the truth many women live through in silence. The confusion… the humiliation… the gaslighting… the feeling of giving everything to someone who was never who he pretended to be. The intimacy that never felt intimate. The sex that felt like survival.

Brook Bello’s Shame Undone is a deeply moving journey of healing, faith, and restoration. With raw honesty and powerful insight, Brook Bello shares how shame, trauma, and brokenness can be transformed into freedom, identity, and purpose. This inspiring audiobook invites listeners to break free from the weight of the past and step fully into healing and hope.

This is the story of a year spent in Psychosynthesis therapy. I offer my story to show how it is possible for fear to be replaced with trust.