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'I just want to warn you. You're going to dive to the end of the cave. You're going to see these kids. They're all looking healthy and happy and smiley. Then, you're going to swim away, and they're probably all going to die.' For seventeen days, the world watched and held its breath as the Wild...

Winner of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario's 2016 Young Authors Award Winner of the 2017 Louise de Kiriline Award for Nonfiction The age of exploration is not over. When Adam Shoalts ventured into the largest unexplored wilderness on the planet, he hoped to set foot where no one had ever gone...

For fans of The Lost City of Z, Walking the Amazon, and Turn Right at Machu Picchu comes naturalist and explorer Paul Rosolie’s extraordinary adventure in the uncharted tributaries of the Western Amazon—a tale of discovery that vividly captures the awe, beauty, and isolation of this endangered land and presents an impassioned call to save it.

تروي الكاتبة جانبًا من نضالها وكفاحها مع السرطان وهي لا تزال في ذروة القتال، لم ترفع رايات النصر على بقايا المرض، لكنه أيضًا لم يهزم روحها المقاتلة والمثابِرة،...

What happens when survival becomes who you are? Steps Within Man-Kind is a raw poetic memoir inspired by true events. A journey through trauma, survival, healing and self-discovery told through powerful spoken word poetry. At the center of the story is one man divided between two identities: Skip-Driven by instinct, survival and the streets. Nick-Searching for peace, purpose and the person he was always meant to become.

El 20 de julio del 1969, el astronauta estadounidense Neil Armstrong pisó por fin la superficie lunar. Uno de los grandes sueños de la humanidad se hacía realidad ante la atenta mirada de millones de personas que asistían emocionadas a aquella cita con la historia a través de sus...

On the evening of 20 April 1944, 16-year-old Ferenc Göndör is crushed into the overcrowded synagogue in Ujfehértó. All the Jews in the Hungarian city are to be deported. Ferenc, his mother and his sister are transported to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where his new identity "A-6171" is tattooed on his arm. Ferenc suffers unimaginable atrocities and lives his days surrounded by death. After the liberation, he returns to Hungary, but none of his closest relatives are alive anymore.

Still Soft is a deeply personal memoir of survival, faith, and resilience. In this first installment, Amanda Nicole shares her story of growing up in environments shaped by trauma, instability, and the absence of consistent protection. As she learns to navigate the weight of experiences no child should carry, she discovers that survival is not just about endurance, but about holding onto something deeper. At its core, this memoir reveals a powerful truth: even in the darkest circumstances, softness can remain, and survival is where the story begins.

This is a revealing look into the healing and restoration of a diseased life. The story’s simple, yet intricately laced with wonder. It openly displays how God spread every frame of Texas’ past before her, patiently escorting her through the miles of wreckage. All the while, rewriting her misguided memoir into this beautiful sequel. This audiobook is filled with questions, dilemmas, excitement, adventure, and legendary victory. The mystery is staggering, the action nonstop, and the love story blows any heartfelt romance straight off the shelf.

If you have a fear of death and are unsure what life means, take a step back from yourself and embark on an adventure—any adventure, as long as it's different. Break out of your mould. You probably won't find peace or answers, but you will have a great time for a short while.

In True Grit & Horse Spit, horseman and farrier Jody Burrage recounts the extraordinary true adventures that come from a lifetime in the saddle. Whether in the scorching Sonoran Desert, where rattlesnakes strike without warning, snowy rides over mountain trails, or through haunted Civil War battlefields, each story reveals how unpredictable the wilderness, wildlife, and the people in it can be. Some rides bring danger. Some bring laughter. Some bring encounters so strange they sound like fiction. But every story in this book really happened. Most people think horseback riding is peaceful.

What lengths would you go to to save a troubled little girl? A Sunday Times bestseller, Terrified is a deeply personal memoir from foster carer Angela Hart. It tells the emotionally devastating but ultimately uplifting true story of Vicky, a little girl who arrives on Angela's doorstep unwanted...

Not an excuse for aimlessness. Not a defense of chaos. Something harder to arrive at and rarer to live by—the genuine acceptance that direction is overrated, that the most consequential moments of a life rarely announce themselves in advance. Tim Gamble has lived this philosophy through draft boards and domestic crises, mountain climbs and spontaneous road trips, hospital beds and estate planning conversations with the woman he has loved since he was a teenager writing her bad poems. He didn't plan any of it. He navigated all of it.

S I L E N C E WA S M Y F I R S T LANGUAGE IS NOT A MEMOIR. IT’S A RECKONING. Rich Dunning was raised in a Bronx basement where silence settled deeper than bruises and lasted longer than apologies. This is the account of a boy who trained himself to vanish in plain sight, and of the man who fought his way back into presence. It is a story shaped by the brutal conversion of fear into vigilance, of pain into propulsion, and of a voice long buried beneath wreckage rising at last to speak. Told in precise, cinematic scenes, Dunning’s voice does not plead for sympathy.

Still Building is a powerful and heartfelt journey through faith, family, survival, and strength. In this deeply personal account. Desree Jordan shares real-life experiences of overcoming challenges. navigating difficult seasons. and finding the courage to keep going even when life feels uncertain. This book speaks to anyone who has faced hardship and questioned their path. or needed reassurance that they are not alone. It is a reminder that even when things feel broken, you are still building, growing, healing, and becoming stronger.

Das 16. Jahrhundert veränderte die Welt wie kaum eine andere Epoche. Neue Kontinente wurden entdeckt, die Wissenschaft stellte jahrhundertealte Vorstellungen infrage, und die Reformation erschütterte Europa. Dieses Hörbuch erzählt die spannenden Lebensgeschichten von 22 außergewöhnlichen Persönlichkeiten – von Leonardo da Vinci und Martin Luther über Nikolaus Kopernikus und Elisabeth I. bis zu Christoph Kolumbus und Ferdinand Magellan.

New York Times bestselling author and beloved Fox host Martha MacCallum returns with another book of historical stories, a beautifully illustrated keepsake covering the highlights of 250 years of American valor. With The Book of Valor, New York Times bestselling author Martha MacCallum tells a...

What happens when a long-awaited journey home refuses to end? In The Never-Ending Flight, what begins as a celebratory trip to India for a wedding quickly unravels into a sprawling international misadventure. Mechanical failures, cancelled departures, unplanned landings, sleepless nights, and shifting rules strand hundreds of passengers far from home, again and again.

Some people plan their lives carefully. Then there's Chuck Mobley. Chuck jumped first—and figured it out on the way down. From whirlpools that almost claimed him, skydives that went sideways, crew boats in hurricanes, voodoo mobs, mission trips gone wrong (and right), and a business born out of getting fired, this memoir is a wild ride through a life lived at full throttle.

Melissa's life took a shocking turn when love led her to an idyllic mountain community—only to discover it was a nightmare in disguise. Entrapped by a seemingly kind and welcoming family, she slowly unraveled the truth: she was living in a manipulative and oppressive cult. For six harrowing years, she endured unspeakable torment, enduring physical, emotional, and spiritual abuse that tested the very limits of her humanity. Through it all, Melissa clung to a flicker of hope—her faith.