Re/Active Anthology: Future Exiles - 3 London Poets

Literature & Fiction

Catling, Brian

Griffiths, Bill

Fisher, Allen

Poetry

HarperCollins, Publishers

Bill Griffiths lost his sight and both hands as a prisoner of the Japanese in Java in 1942. Despite these handicaps, he was determined not to spend the rest of his life in a home for the disabled. This is his story, as told to Hugh Popham, author of "Into the Wind" and "A Thirst for the Sea".

Blind to Misfortune: A Story of Great Courage in the Face of Adversity

Popham, Hugh

Arrow (A Division of Random House Group)

"Somewhere within me I knew that, during these years as a prisoner, I had been in a sense sheltered from reality." Bill Griffiths lost both hands and both eyes when he was a prisoner of the Japanese in Java in 1942. But Bill had no intention of allowing himself to become an object of pity, and it was not long after his return to civilian life that he began to make it clear that, even if he had no hands and no eyes, he still had his own two feet and he certainly intended to stand on them. Inevitably, life has not been without its ups and downs, and certainly Bill could not have got where he was without the care and devotion of his wife Alice. Their story is one of remarkable courage, told with no trace of bitterness and a generous helping of laughter.

Blind to Misfortune: A Story of Great Courage in the Face of Adversity (Iris Reminiscence)

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Isis Large Print Books

The authors relate the pain of losing their eleven-year-old daughter and her grandmother in an accident involving a drunk driver and describe how they healed themselves by forgiving the person who took the lives of their loved ones.

The Road To Forgiveness: Hearts Shattered by Tragedy, Transformed by Love

Christian Books & Bibles

Griffiths, Cindy

Christian Living

Thomas Nelson. Inc.

A wounded British veteran responds to adversity with good spirits and even a sense of humor.

Blind to Misfortune

Pen_and_Sword

Stotty 'n' Spice Cake: Stories and traditional recipes of North East cooking

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking Education & Reference

McNidder and Grace

Text and translation of the Anglo-Saxon poem.

The Battle of Maldon

Religion & Spirituality

Anglo-Saxon Books

Rousseau and the Wicked

Invisible Books

Driven (Walker Large Print Books)

Griffiths, W.G.

Contemporary

Christian Large Print

Oprah Winfrey claimed this to be her number 1 spiritual story in over 20,000 guests and over 13 years of her show and quickly installed the story onto a select show called "The Best of Oprah". This powerful real life story of forgiveness has changed millions of lives in dramatic fashion and will continue to do so wherever boundaries of life have been horribly trespassed and God is allowed to enter the room. The Road to Forgiveness is the story of how Cindy and Bill Griffiths came to forgive-and eventually befriend-the woman who, while driving drunk, killed their daughter, Robyn, and Cindy's mother, Janice, in a horrible automobile accident in June 1996. It is a moving, first-person account of the transforming work God can do in the midst of tragedy. Readers will be inspired to examine their own lives, and to follow this powerful, true example of letting love and mercy triumph-even in the face of tragedy.

The Road to Forgiveness

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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