The tragic events of September 11, 2001, changed countless lives. In addition to effecting the families and friends of victims, each and every one of us was changed in some way. We may have felt vulnerable as individuals, angry at what happened, grief and sympathy for the victims and their families, horror at watching the events play out live on television, pride at the selfless way strangers came together in response to the events, or pride at being an American. Even America's neighbors around the world were touched in ways they hadn't thought possible. The memories of that day left scars on the hearts of most of us. 
But in the midst of tragedy and pain, people across the country wrote to begin healing the pain--and they share that writing and that journey toward healing in this book in this remarkable collection of poems, letters, and stories on an American tragedy--written by common, everyday people--some of whom are your friends, your neighbors, and the children in your neighborhood. The proceeds from the sale of this book benefit The Todd M. Beamer Foundation. And in doing so, this book commemorates a tragedy but turns it into a triumph of good over evil.

911: The Day America Cried

History

Walker, Victoria

Americas

Obadiah Pr

Single Sojourner offers a refreshing wave of hope and inspiration for women who have never been married and for women who have endured heartbreak. Each lesson contained in this powerful 5-point strategy will not only encourage and challenge the heart in a very practical sense, but will also minister healing from grief and loneliness. Formatted in a daily devotional style with the busy, single woman in mind, Single Sojourner is where personal theology meets real life application.

Single Sojourner: Five Missions to Anchor a Woman's Heart

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Pavilion Books

Anna Kavan: Mid-Century Experimental Fiction

Literature & Fiction

British & Irish

Edinburgh University Press

Big Boys Don’t Cry

Big Boys Don't Cry is a short story about a boy who is hesitant to show his emotions because he believes that boys shouldn't cry. In an intimate moment with his grandfather, he learns that it is actually okay for boys to cry - even the big ones.

Self-Help

Emotions

AuthorHouse

Rachel Richards is stuck in a rut. Her boyfriend Adam barely notices her most of the time and her life in London isn’t as exciting as it should be. When the company she works for, Snug, asks her to oversee the opening of a new store in Iceland, she jumps at the chance for a change of scenery. Exploring Reykjavik with the help of Icelandic tour guide Jonas, Rachel discovers that life is out there waiting to be lived. As she falls in love with Iceland, she begins to see what is important to her and wonders whether the life she left behind is what she wants after all…

Snug in Iceland: A heart-warming, cosy, winter romance full of snow, hot springs and maybe a glimpse of the Northern Lights. (Icelandic Romance)

Romance

Contemporary

Ever After Books

The Island in Bramble Bay: a sun-filled summer island romance, the perfect holiday read.

Hideaway in Iceland: The perfect cosy winter read full of warm fires, snow and magical Reykjavik. (Icelandic Romance)

Genre Fiction

Summer at Croftwood Cinema: Finding love and taking chances in a sunny small town

Twilight at Croftwood Library: The perfect cosy read: Find fairy lights, snow and a bit of magic in Croftwood this winter

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