Recounts the attempts of Motown to undermine the Supremes after Diana Ross's departure from the group and tells of the author's celebrated love affairs and solo career

Supreme Faith: Someday We'll Be Together

Arts & Photography

Romanowski, Patricia

WILSON, MARY

Music

Harpercollins

This is a book that will open your mind to an infinite realm of possibility, reassurance, and spiritual growth. 
 It is the phenomenal true story of George Anderson. A man gifted with the extraordinary ability to communicate with spirits "on the other side," Anderson offers documented evidence of his powers through thousands of readings and dozens of scientific tests. Believers and skeptics alike have been astonished by the accuracy of his psychic communications. He reveals to his subject information--about events, experiences, trivia, even nicknames--for which the only possible source is the living consciousness of the deceased. Messages of forgiveness, peace, hope, and love... 
 Believe it. Millions of Americans have already seen the proof of Anderson's ability on nationwide television and call-in radio. Now, the warmth and wisdom of his remarkable gift offers us all a glimpse of eternity. A heartfelt, universal vision that tells us "No one you are close to ever dies..."

We Don't Die: George Anderson's Conversations with the Other Side

Religion & Spirituality

Martin, Joël

New Age & Spirituality

Putnam Adult

A psychic who has communicated with people who have gone on to the afterlife conveys his message that death is not the end but the beginning. Reprint.

We Are Not Forgotten: George Anderson's Messages of Love

BERKLEY

Recounts psychic medium George Anderson's contacts with the spirits of children who have passed away and the evidence they present for life after death

Our Children Forever: George Anderson's Messages From Children on the Other Side

Parenting & Relationships

Berkley Trade

A renowned psychic who is recognized for his healing messages from his clients' departed loved ones shares case stories of hope and renewal in which the deceased family members were children. Reissue.

Our Children Forever: George Anderson's Message From Children on the Other Side

One of America's best-known and best-loved TV celebrities tells her inspiring story, and includes advice on how to be beautiful in mind, spirit, and body.

Vanna Speaks

Biographies & Memoirs

White, Vanna

Arts & Literature

GRAND CENTRAL PUB.

Michael Jackson's older sister reveals her memories of life in the Jackson household, recounting a tale of violence, drug abuse, exploitation, and infidelity and discussing her brother's transformation into a megastar. Reprint.

La Toya: Growing Up in the Jackson Family

Jackson, LaToya

Signet

If I Can Dream: Elvis' Own Story

A long-time confidante of Elvis reveals intimate details of the legendary performer's dreams and disillusionments, showing his disintegration due to drugs and the harm to which he subjected himself

GELLER, LARRY

Spector, Joel

Simon&Schuster

A frank, revealing account of the Motown super group details the internal strife that afflicted the Temptations and provides the inside story of Motown records and its stable of superstars

Temptations

Williams, Otis

Fireside

In late 1984, Patricia and Loren Broadbent chose to adopt a baby girl named Hydeia, whom they had taken in as a foster child. Hydeia had been abandoned in the hospital at birth by a mother addicted to drugs, and Patricia and Loren were sure they could give her a better chance at life and provide her with the love, support, protection, and guidance that all children need and deserve. In the spring of 1988, however, when Hydeia was just a few months short of four, the Broadbents’ hopes for their child were put to the test when they learned that Hydeia had been infected with HIV at birth. Doctors predicted she wouldn’t live past her fifth birthday. More than twelve years later, Hydeia is not only still here, but she is also an internationally recognized AIDS activist and, even more remarkably, a typical teenager. She is among the first generation of children with AIDS for whom science has changed the odds—the first generation for which adulthood is a possibility and not just a dream. Writes Patricia Broadbent: “It would be easy to tell our story in clichés about miracles and hope, tragedy and the ‘innocent’ victims of the epidemic. I know, too, how easy it is to view Hydeia, myself, and our family as somehow ‘special.’ The truth is, however, we are a family just like any other. I am no stronger or braver than any other mother who loves her child.” You Get Past the Tears is the story of a disease for which there is still no cure. But this is also the story of a family living with AIDS, a mother who did everything in her power to defy that first hopeless prognosis, and a young woman who continues to inspire millions with her courage and determination. “I want to show everyone that the struggle is worth it, that life is for living,” writes Hydeia. “AIDS can change a lot of things about your life, but it can’t change the person you are inside. You deserve happiness, love, and respect. Don’t ever forget that, and don’t let anyone try to tell you different. This is still your world, too.”

You Get Past the Tears: A Memoir of Love and Survival

Broadbent, Patricia

Villard

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