This book is a great resource and foundation for anyone contemplating a professional theatre career. It also helps explain your chosen theatre life to family and non-theatre friends. A must for every Intro-to-Theatre reading list.
The story of an Indian family restaurant in the Paris of 1937-L’Inde A Paris— and their trials and tribulations through Occupied France are captured in this compelling historical memoir for readers around the world.
In the desert, where the sun shines brighter and hotter, where sunlight is blinding, where shadows and water are expensive commodities, what begins as a seemingly typical telecommunications teaching assignment in Algeria turns sinister…
In Weight… Lost! Dr. Nuesse dives deep into the broken system of weight management in the developed world. He ties his own clinical experience working in weight loss with concepts from traditional philosophy.
A young girl finds that she has inherited a fortune, as well as an ancient responsibility. She must choose to become an agent for maintaining life on this planet, or ignore the call and just live a life of ease.
Over 2,000 students have taken this evaluation and have proven their results to be life changing and transforming. Learn how trial and error remedies leave you distrusting your body, learn how 2,000 people had 7 health issues in common.
Christmas is supposed to be a happy time, so what happens to Angela’s children when the psychiatrist wants to take Christmas away?
Only humorist El McMeen could hit a wacky home run by just playing with book titles!
In 1856, five years before the Civil War, Richard Bryan freed his slaves, educated them, deeded land, and shared profits. At war’s end, Yankees wanted to use his success to promote their own agenda. He refused, and they turned on him.
The reader will find much to ponder regarding the redemptive power of love and the equally powerful dark force of its absence…
