Master Diabetes Management with Delicious, Nourishing Meals: "Culinary Secrets for Diabetes" by Kelly M. JonesExplore the secrets to managing diabetes with flavorful and nourishing meals tailored to your health needs. In this essential guide, Kelly M. Jones, a renowned nutritionist specializing in diabetes management, unveils a treasure trove of culinary delights designed specifically for individuals grappling with diabetes. With her expert guidance and wealth of knowledge, Jones e...

Divorce Doesn’t Have to Be ScaryWhat’s holding you back from leaving your failing marriage? If you’re like most women, the answer is probably fear. Fear over where you will live, what will happen to your children, how you will support yourself, and more. Just what will you have to give up in order to finally have the peace you want and deserve? The rumors and misinformation around divorce can be enough to scare some women into staying in marriages that aren’t working—even when thos...

In 1859, at the largest recorded slave auction in American history, over 400 men, women, and children were sold by the Butler Plantation estates. This book is one of the first to analyze the operation of this auction and trace the lives of slaves before, during, and after their sale. Immersing herself in the personal papers of the Butlers, accounts from journalists that witnessed the auction, genealogical records, and oral histories, Anne C. Bailey weaves together a narrative that brings t...

The struggle to rebuild Sanctuary continues in the eleventh entry in this shared-world fantasy series.The storms of war have passed Sanctuary by, and ordinary folk are confident the worst is behind them. Citizens work to restore their lives as the reconstruction brings new life to the city in more ways than one. However, it's not sunny skies for everyone. Some residents are opting to settle old debts by the sword, and others are still vanishing off the streets. Mean...

A wide-ranging group of scholarly essays that probe the historical nature of English identity, both through self-definition and in relationship to the rest of Europe

Something Wicked: 560+ Horror Classics, Macabre Tales & Supernatural Mysteries is an unparalleled anthology that plunges readers into the depths of fear and fascination through an array of foreboding narratives and supernatural encounters. This collection fuses diverse literary styles'Äîranging from gothic horror to chilling mysteries'Äîcrafted by some of the greatest literary minds across centuries. The anthology offers an expansive exploration of horror's evolution, vividly representing ...

Something Wicked assembles more than 560 horror classics, macabre tales, and supernatural mysteries into an expansive genealogy of dread. Moving from Gothic castles, revenants, doubles, and cursed objects to psychological terror, occult investigation, science-fictional menace, and mordant satire, the volume demonstrates horror's remarkable formal elasticity. Canonical narratives stand alongside rediscovered popular fiction, short sensational pieces, ghost stories, and uncanny experiments, ...

Provides information to help administrators organize school structure, advance effective techniques, increase worker satisfaction, and promote productivity.

For 18 years, I've handed out roses made from napkins to strangers.Not because life was perfect—but because it wasn't.This story didn't begin in a garden.It began in a jail cell.What started as a simple act in a broken place became something I never expected—a way to bring kindness into moments where people needed it most.Restaurants. Waiting rooms. Meetings. Airports.Thousands of roses.Thousands of moments.This is the...

Southern Race relations are a disordered and mismanaged mess snared in prejudices, suppression, and failures in communication. Tangled Branches does not fit into the popular context of the causes or effects. While slavery existed within the author's family for thirty-four years, the black and white families remained together for 150 years. Tangled Branches is a week-long discussion between the author and the African-American grandson of his mother's maid. It is the story of a middle age wh...

"The Story of the First Trans-Continental Railroad" by William Francis Bailey delves into the monumental achievement of connecting the eastern and western United States through rail. This groundbreaking project not only revolutionized transportation but also played a crucial role in the economic development of the nation. Bailey meticulously chronicles the challenges faced by the builders, including harsh landscapes, labor disputes, and the involvement of immigrant workers. The narrative h...

This memoir in poetry, song and prose is about a man who was born in Charlotte, NC. Abandoned by his father at age 6, he and his siblings became part of the black diaspora north to Buffalo, NY. At age 17 he became a dropout who found himself a leader and trainer of men for the U.S. Air Force. Married before his 19th birthday, he wrote poems, songs and taught himself to paint and sketch while serving an overseas tour in France. Returning home he worked his way through college and became an ...