Why do most dieters fail when most diets work? These daily motivationals, combined with keeping a daily journal, will help dieters overcome the inevitable frustrations and challenges of weight loss.

Weight Motivationals and Strategies

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Comella, B. Virginia

Diets & Weight Loss

Thomas Max Pub

Family geneaology of the author, tracing both the maternal and paternal lines. Included in the group is the family of President William Henry Harrison and a king of England.

The Rooms of Memory

History

TANNER, MICHAEL

World

The U.S. Military and Tinseltown meet Brokeback Mountain in this debut novel by Bill Jackson. In 1960, while serving Uncle Sam and fantasizing about appearing on the big screen, Alex Price's life is turned upside down when he falls in love with two people. He falls first for a fellow soldier, then later in the same year, he falls for the daughter of a TV star. Alex's story is told with humor, compassion and southern frankness against backdrops of south Georgia, Oklahoma, New York, Hollywood and Seoul, Korea (among others).

Crackajack Love

Romance

Bill Jackson

Romantic Suspense

During his Boarding School years, Richard Rene Silvin rubbed elbows with Elizabeth Taylor, Marlene Dietrich, the Rockefellers and royalty from many countries worldwide. But at his first school, he learned little other than how to avoid beatings from the staff and to evade a pedophile woodcuter. At esteemed LeRosey, his lack of academic learning at his first school nearly caused him to be expelled. And after years of putting up with sexual abuse from an older schoolmate, he finally stood up to the boy only to find himself humiliated by being branded "a fairy." That nadir in his life brought forth a new resolve that led to achievements that make the book's title seem like a great understatement.

I Survived Swiss Boarding Schools

Biographies & Memoirs

Silvin, Richard René

Leaders & Notable People

Today's pirates are attacking vessels off the coasts of Yemen and Somalia, and holding crew members for ransom. The U.S. Navy is given the mission to combat the piracy. It initiates Operation Chameleon, which sends a small vessel and its crew of six into harm's way.

Chasing Pirates

Literature & Fiction

Harry Rubin

Contemporary

Understanding Trauma and Dissociation

Dissociation, trauma . . . you've heard the buzzwords from psychology experts on the talk shows. Dr. Lynn Mary Karjala unravels the mysteries of dissociation, its roots, its effects, and its treatment in this must-read book for psychotherapists, patients and loved ones.

Understanding Trauma and Dissociation: A Guide for Therapists, Patients and Loved Ones

Karjala, Lynn Mary

Mental Health

Peoplestown, a community in Atlanta, Georgia, is explored in this book published by Peoplestown Revitalization Corporation. Its history, including its relationship with the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, its present renovation projects and programs, its programs for young people, and its future are all presented in this book. Many photos from past and present. Includes supporters and patrons of the community.

Who's Who In Peoplestown, Historic Edition

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Brunswick, Georgia's Billy Joe Smith serves up tales from his life with Southern-style humor in this collection of short stories.

Country Tales Of A Southern Boy

Humor & Entertainment

Smith, Billy Joe

Humor

On February 5, 1958, an Air Force B-47 Stratojet was cruising at 38,000 feet over southeastern Georgia at 500 miles per hour.  In its bomb bay was a Mark 15 thermonuclear bomb, many times more powerful than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.  At 12:33 a.m., in a bright moonlit sky, history was about to be made when an accident with an F-86 required the pilot of the bomber to jettison the bomb into the waters of Wassau Sound, located just 16 miles from Savannah, Georgia.  Despite a massive serach, the missing bomb has never been found.  Fifty years later, a small U.S. Navy crew on a coastal trawler is given the mission to look for it.  This is the story of that mission.

The Missing Bomb

Rubin, Harry

Genre Fiction

In 1659, a Spanish galleon filled with treasure sailed from Veracruz, Mexico. After a short stop for supplies in Havana it left on its long voyage to Spain. It was sunk in a hurricane on a reef off the coast of Haiti, and no one knew what happened to it. About 350 years later an ancient parchment document was discovered in the archives of a museum in Havana that brought the subject of that galleon to a small U.S. Navy crew that worked for the Office of Naval Intelligence. It led Captain Al Jacobs and his crew on a fascinating adventure. This is the fifth novel in Rubin's series, which also includes "Chasing Pirates," "The Counterfeit War," "The Missing Bomb," and "U-Boat Secret Mission."

Sunken Treasure

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