<p>A woman in her late-sixties and her canine friend, Ginger, take off in a Subaru Outback on a journey across the country -- from California to the east coast and back again -- visiting old friends and family, awakening old memories and relationships, while confronting the myriad challenges of a road trip. It is a story packed with surprises – some soul stirring, others humorous, exasperating, frightening, or from other dimensions altogether. We are treated to Rachel’s heartfelt descriptions of flora and fauna and her unique sense of "place", all set in a historical context as she travels over the American landscape.</p>

Finding Soul in the Afternoon

Religion & Spirituality

Oliver, Rachel

New Age & Spirituality

Juniper Springs Pr

The book, Really, I'm Fine, is a humorous look at recovery, by Canadian cartoonist, Rachel Oliver. In 1997, while jogging, Rachel was hit by a car. The accident left her with both arms and legs broken and suffering a brain injury. Rachel's sense of humour has carried her along the road to recovery. Definitely a "must read" for any accident victim and their care givers

Really, I'm Fine!

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

Comic Art

If you are dreaming of owning your own home but the banks say "no", this guide can show you how to get the house you want. No theory. No fluff. No lies. Just a steady stream of real stories about real people, real numbers and step-by-step instructions you can put into action immediately. Imagine how much easier things will be for you when you know exactly what you need to do. This guide describes in detail what to look for, how to protect your interests, what questions to ask and the little-known, yet critical steps you need to take on the homebuyer side of a rent to own transaction.  While the idea of "renting to own" a house has been around for decades, this is the first official guide written specifically for homebuyers considering rent to own as a path to homeownership. This guide is ideal for anyone who wants to buy a home after a divorce, bankruptcy or a recent immigration. As a how-to book, it examines key principles and reveals lessons from real-world successes that people across Canada, USA, Australia and UK can easily apply to move into their dream home, build equity, and improve their credit. Anyone can easily put this information to work and become a homeowner sooner than they thought possible.  This easy-read is authored by two trusted experts on rent to own who are on a mission to educate homebuyers and improve their experience and outcomes with rent to own. Neil Oliver and Rachel Oliver have counseled over 500 families on how to succeed with rent to own. They spell out in great detail why many people succeed with rent to own and why others fail. This is the first official guide designed to enlighten and empower people determined to own even when the banks say "no way". An absolute must-read for anyone who wants to own a home but can’t qualify for a traditional mortgage today.

Rent to Own Essential Guide for Homebuyers: The Key to a Fresh Start and Richer Future

Oliver, Neil

Reference

Rachel Oliver

<p>Football has become America's true national pastime, but without a basic understanding of the game, it can be difficult to watch and enjoy. Football Is For Girls is a book for women that explains the game from the ground up. The game, its players, its concepts and its strategies are clearly explained in an easily digestible format. For anyone who has an interest in watching more of the game, but just can't seem to completely grasp what is going on and why, this book was written for you.</p>

Football Is For Girls: A Modern Chick's Guide to Understanding the Game

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Independently published

UNSCHEDULED MEETINGS describes the author’s personal experiences in encounters, all unexpected, with some of the most startling wild animals on several continents. Examples are a face-to-face meeting with a bull elephant on a riverside trail in Africa and the sudden discovery, one early morning, that she was closely following a mountain lion on a ridge top in the Sierra foothills.   The author could easily have been killed in some meet-up instances but was never threatened. When a comfort zone between the animal and the person is respected by both, they can observe and learn about one another without fear on either side. Up to this point our understanding of wildlife has been very limited, and recent observations demonstrate that animals, from domestic to wild, have unusual powers and capabilities that have thus far defied scientific understanding.   The underlying theme of the book is that humanity and the earth itself needs wild species—which usually manage their own numbers well if not interfered with by humans—for the well-being of all. Species are vanishing rapidly because of the war we are committing upon them and our environment. The book has an introduction, followed by twenty-five essays that can be read in any order, and a conclusion

Unscheduled Meetings: Life-Changing Encounters with Wildlife from Around the Globe

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Waterfront Digital Press

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