Alabama fans love their football, and they also love a good laugh. Cartoonist Anthony Sisco has compiled his best work in the book "Crimson Tikes.'' There's a lot of Alabama football, but some fun political cartoons and laughs at every day life as well.

Crimson Tikes: The Tradition Rolls On

Comics & Graphic Novels

Sisco, Anthony

Comic Strips

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Charleston High School in Illinois has had a long and storied history of success dating back to the late 1800s. Author Kyle Daubs has tackled the daunting job of recreating a sports record book that includes all scores and top players from every team in school history, from football to boys and girls basketball to soccer and softball.It is the ultimate reference book on everything that has ever happened in Charleston. It includes thousands of scores and records, and dozens to stories to highlight the best teams and players in school history.

Charleston High School Sports Record Book

Sports & Outdoors

Daubs, Kyle

Miscellaneous

Imagine feeling you are the only one who has ever felt this way. Imagine feeling that lost. Imagine sitting in church just two weeks after your sister commits suicide, and falling into a heap of tears because as you watch others sing praises to God, you simply can’t understand how they believe the words they sing. This is one of many troubling hurdles that author Kym Klass has tried to clear in the past three years since her sister Katie died from suicide. It has forced her to question her faith and fight through her own battles with depression and thoughts of suicide. That's how hard it is to go through a suicide by someone you're so close to. And in vivid detail, Kym Klass explains all those feelings and emotions in "One More Day.'' It's a must read for anyone who has ever dealt with depression and suicide. As strongly as Kym had pushed God out of her life, she continued attending church only because she knew if she stopped, returning would take forever. And as forcefully as Kym pushed God away, she still questioned how people lived life without Him. That was the only way Kym knew she still had hope of inviting Him back into her life. She had seen pain before, seen the hurt. Kym felt it when she lost her brother in a hiking accident, when she lost her mother to breast cancer, when she was raped at knifepoint and her life was threatened while out on a morning run. This was different, though. This was first imagining how much pain Kym's sister must have been in to take her own life, and that’s enough to cut you to your core. Enough to make you question time and again what you could have done differently. Enough to make you cry out and whimper into your pillow late into the night. Enough to make you fall to your knees in your bedroom closet in anguish. Because you feel that deeply. Because you are that devastated. Because you are that lost. And you have chosen to push yourself away from the one thing that can help restore all belief. This story "One More Day'' is about returning to that. To God. It is about loss, life, love. Hope.It is about living one more day.

One More Day: A powerful true story of suicide, loss, and a woman’s newfound faith

Self-Help

Klass, Kym

Death & Grief

Rob Harris shares a caregiver's story of a couple's decades-long battle against cancer. Rob's wife, Cindy, has battled cancer since 1990, and Rob writes a beautiful story of their journey, and includes dozens of tips along the way for other cancer caregivers to learn from all they went through. It's a touching story, and one sure to help thousands of others

We're Still In This Together

Medical Books

Harris, Rob

Nursing

Meet Morgan Eye, a small-town girl who made all her dreams come true. Morgan grew up in tiny Montrose, Missouri, a town of less than 400 people with a graduating class of 12. But that never stopped her from dreaming big. She wanted to be the best basketball player she could be. She wanted to win a state championship and then go on to play big-time college basketball. It seemed like something impossible for a girl from such an out-of-the way place that didn’t even have its own stoplight. But Morgan never took no for an answer. With hard work and dedication — and a lot of help along the way — she lived out her dreams, and set all sorts of records along the way. This is Morgan’s story, the highs and the lows, and all the challenges that face a young woman reaching out to accomplish her goals, both on and off the basketball court. This is Morgan’s first book.

The Eye In Team: Cinderella Wore Sneakers

Eye, Morgan

Biographies & Memoirs

In a world that is forever changing and growing industrially, economically, environmentally, educationally, technologically and medically, we need to be better informed and stay updated on properly caring for our individual health needs and well-being.Health expert Rodi Alexander Friedman shares that knowledge with people around the country and that's why she has compiled a book of crucial information you can apply to your everyday life. Once you become aware of the harmful effects from the pollutants in the air, water, soil, food, and products, you can implement the changes necessary to restore balance and your health.

How To Stay Healthy In A Toxic World: A Guide to Awareness, Understanding and Change

Alexander Friedman, Rodi

Health, Fitness & Dieting

***"I know with some of the older guard at Alabama this is not particularly popular," said Davis, "but this is the greatest era of Alabama football ever."***"He's been obviously the most consistent coach that we've had in our profession in a lot of years,'' said Grant Teaff, College Football Hall of Fame coach and former executive director of the American Football Coaches Association. "Year after year, after year, after year, he's there.''***Steve Spurrier went so far as to call Saban the "greatest recruiter in the history of college football," during SEC media days in 2014. "As long as they can recruit like that, they're always going to be the favorites."

Decade of Dominance: How Alabama's 10-year run was the greatest in college football history

Walsh, Christopher

Football (American)

At first, it looked like a dab of chocolate on her nose, but for Barbara Caplan-Bennett is was much worse than that. She had a melanoma, and it was so bad that she had to have her nose removed to simply save her life. In journaling her jurney through the process, from beginning to end, Barba takes you inside what it's really like to be a cancer patient fearing for her life, and also wondering what the world would think of her face if she did survive. Barbara has the rare ability to make her readers feel like they are right there with her as she experiences every step of this unusual journey, from the initial shock and grief, through the ups and downs of the emotional recovery process, to ultimate acceptance. Through it all, she maintained her sense of humor, especially about some of the more absurd aspects of her situation. "Noseworthy" is a captivating book that is hard to put down and is a raw and honest depiction of psychological trauma, body image struggles, and the healing power of love."

Noseworthy: How I Battled Melanoma by Giving up My Nose to Save My Life

Caplan-Bennett, Barbara

Diseases & Physical Ailments

"Perfect To A Fault" takes you on a journey with hot-shooting Jory through a dream season on the court, but one filled with small nightmares outside the lines. Jory, who wants more than anything to make the basketball team and to prove that he's worthy of his teammates' trust and praise, spends hours on the court before, during and after practice, perfecting his jump shot. As all teenagers do, Jory struggles with self doubt, peer pressure, and learning tough lessons about how to be part of a successful team, all while living in the shadow of the death of his older brother, and while learning to process that in order to be a successful team member, he first must accept his own journey, bumps and all.

Perfect To A Fault

Literature & Fiction

Tierney, Mike

Genre Fiction

Lindsey Acton was a first-year English teacher at a central Indiana high school when a troubled and obsessed student had school officials concerned that something very bad could happen at his hands. A large police presence at school thwarted a scare at the school, but when the student died later that night, the emotion and trauma was a lot to absorb for a 23-year-old teacher who was never trained to deal with such an emotional child. In "Throwing Rocks,'' Lindsey takes you deep inside this teacher trauma, how it dragged her to her own lows and how it took a therapist and her homework assignments to bring this young teacher back to life. This book is a must-read for anyone in education, from teachers and administrators to parents and students as well. Teacher trauma is real, and is overlooked far too often.

Throwing Rocks

Acton, Lindsey

Mental Health

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