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Self-Help

	*Statistical Testing in Practice with StatsDirect: Research without Tears or Algebra* by Cole Davis	“Very well written and straightforward for someone who is just starting out in research, in a managerial position or just about to start out on that most daunting task, their thesis....”—Kerin Freeman, scientific writer Written clearly without mathematical formulae, Practical Statistical Testing with StatsDirect introduces statistical testing with worked examples, building up from simple analyses of differences all the way to multiple regression, factor analysis and survival analysis.

	*Auto Sales: The Path for Success* by JB Zegalia	People want to buy; however, they also want to feel both comfortable and confident in making a purchase. Although there will always be the customer that just walks in and buys, the majority of your customers will have to become open to your efforts and influence before they will ever consider buying anything. There is a reason that certain salespeople will consistently outperform others in our business. Some will choose to learn their trade and some will not.

	*Protecting Your Greatest Asset: Your Home* by Christie Perry	Your house is the single most important thing you own. Yet, there are many aspects to your home, inside and out, that most homeowners aren’t familiar with. But never fear: Protecting Your Greatest Asset has all the knowledge you need to keep your home in tip-top shape and increase its value.

	*A Letter of Love* by Ken Jablonski	What if you died tomorrow? What will your loved ones remember about you? What do you believe? How can your experiences and beliefs help others? Who knows the REAL you? Do you believe that your words matter? What have you learned from your experiences?

	The Busy Brides Bible by Angela A. Kear	All brides want that perfect, well-planned wedding, like we see on all the wedding shows with professional wedding planners choreographing every moment of their special day…but let’s be real. In these hard economic times, more and more brides can’t afford the expensive cost of a wedding planner. This sole book will act as their personalized inexpensive wedding planner, saving Busy Brides hundreds to thousands of dollars.

	*70 Is the New 40* by Barbara Penn-Atkins	70 Is the New 40 is a life planning guide to staying young in the mind, overcoming obstacles, and mastering your time, talents and treasures to live a life of phenomenal joy. In an enthusiastic, easy-to-understand, direct style, Barbara Atkins shares her practical philosophy and new approaches to living life better. Her inspiring and meaningful exercises will stimulate new ways of thinking about your view of “old age,” help you break down self-imposed barriers and show you how to turn your next phase of life into a life of significance at any age.

	Avoiding Life's Pitfalls by Thinking First Before You Act by Lawrence N. Weston	As we are confronted by life’s challenges, problems, issues, and decisions, we tend to impulsively arrive at a resolution without ever assessing the full consequences of our actions. We then try to validate our actions after the fact, without realizing that just a moment to think, before we act, could have resulted in a more favorable outcome.

	*Opening the Door to Your True Purpose* by Shelby Alexander Griggs	In Opening the Door to Your True Purpose, author Shelby Alexander Griggs shares her many life-changing experiences of growing up in the military. She writes how she has found a way to use those experiences to find her own true purpose in life.

	Social Classes and Social Intelligence by C. Margaret Hall	Social Classes and Social Intelligence guides readers to become more aware of the power and complexities of social classes and social influences in their everyday lives. Our social intelligence, the sum total of this understanding, shows us how our social classes are related to our families, beliefs, cultures, and societies, as well as how we can change our social classes and ourselves.

	Four Faces in the Mirror by Dr. Vito Hemphill	Four Faces in the Mirror is a uniquely powerful self-help method to better “See All of Your Self.” Learn how to improve yourself by using “mirror-like wisdom” to expand self-awareness and increase your effectiveness in the world. Refining your personal inner feminine-masculine balance brings positive changes. These techniques give readers tools to develop richer lives.

	Life Is Too Short by David Dorris	All of us go through life once. Life is not a rehearsal and is real. Life is a series of choices that lead us to our destiny. We make choices about all our actions in life, such as how we treat others, how we communicate to others and how we help or hurt others. We choose the kind of jobs that we want to do, where we want to live, and the kind of families that we want to have.

	Healing for the Holes in Our Souls by Sharon Patterson	They reside just below the surface of our inner being. They have been there a long time. Caused by unwanted trauma and skewed relationships, they are repositories of volcanic emotional material. They are the holes in our souls, and they are common to us all.
	The #1 Best Selling Book on Creative Thinking by Gilbert Harris Lenchus	Do you realize what you're looking at? This is not just another book. It's not for everyone. Not for those wanting to stay in the Box of Contained Thought. Not for the mundane, but for those who want to get into the Belly of the Beast regarding abstract thought.
	*Love to Live and* *Live to Love* by Ken Wear	Ken Wear discusses with an unusual degree of frankness such things as heart attack and stroke, the emotional burdens of marriage and divorce, improving intimate moments, and food selection and health. He makes no apologies for broaching topics that are forbidden at the dinner table, yet an integral part of life.
	A Flower Grows in Stone: The Diary of a Life in Progress by Anisah Hassan	A Flower Grows in Stone: The Diary of a Life in Progress is Anisah Hassan’s personal testament to the suffering and plight of people living with Stiff-Person/Moersch Woltman Syndrome. The ravages of the condition must be brought into the public view, given the misconceptions and lack of knowledge surrounding the disorder.
	Beliefs and Social Intelligence by C. Margaret Hall	Beliefs and Social Intelligence guides readers to become more aware of the power and complexity of beliefs and social influences in their everyday lives. Our social intelligence, the sum total of this understanding, shows us how our beliefs are related to our families, social classes, cultures, and societies, as well as how we can change our beliefs and ourselves.
	The Joys of Common Sense by Bruce Kriger	Since the dawn of time, philosophers and ordinary people have been speculating on human nature. Every succeeding generation approaches these issues with new arguments, because each new generation brings new ideas and speculations to allow a more thorough understanding of our laws, their morality, and their implications in society. When you look at the sky, it is all the same as it was in the Middle Ages, in ancient Greece, and even as it was above some lost civilization that we haven’t yet uncovered.
	One Man’s Take on Beating Alcoholism by Tyrone Patrick Fahey	Alcohol: the Forbidden Fruit. Alcoholism: seldom spoken; characterized by denial as lives crumble. One Man’s Take on Beating Alcoholism delivers first-hand an inspiring journey from the heart and soul of one man – Tyrone Patrick Fahey – as he documents his enduring struggle and ultimate triumph over alcoholism.
	*Blowing on Embers: Stories for Hard Times* by Ellen Pulleyblank Coffey	“Bravo! A hard-to-put-down book about how to live with hard times. As if we were sitting around a campfire, listening to others tell their stories, we learn that indeed, happiness exists side-by-side with pain.” —Pauline Boss, author of *Loss, Trauma and Resilience, and Ambiguous Loss.*
	*Lose Weight and Save Money* by Dr. Mercy Mammah Popoola	You too can lose weight and save money! Lose Weight and Save Money: The Smart Alphabetic and Holistic Approach is a powerful new approach to weight management, designed for adults and children.
	Girls Only: *No Strokes Allowed* by Lisa Bernstein	Most books on strokes are filled with stories of victims in their latter years, of high blood pressure and bad cholesterol. Girls Only is for young women and about the once considered rare phenomenon of Vertebral Artery Dissection—aka cerebellar infarct—which is gradually and sadly becoming more prominent.
	Journey to the Fifth World by Michele Ama Wehali	A brilliant translation of New Age, shamanic and indigenous wisdom, Michele Ama Wehali takes the reader on a compelling journey of initiation and healing, through the sacred doorways that will lead you through a profound rite of passage into the Fifth World. This is a deeply enlightening and much needed guidebook for these transformational times on the Earth. —Deborah Knighton Tallarico, Publisher Spiritual Renaissance Publication
	Dreams Uncovered By Robyn Murfin-Roberts	What does my dream mean? Dreams are an essential part of our lives. In their symbolic language, they illuminate our lives. But how do we understand their strange speech? This brief guide to interpreting your dreams explains how, in an easy step-by-step process.
	Thought for Food Overcome Emotional Eating by Suki Garson	How enlightening! Suki teaches us how to tape over our old tapes of negativity and belief systems about ourselves and create new ones. Through her own personal experiences she leads us through the maze with easy to read techniques and exercises with gentle guidance, spirituality and compassion. — Jan Rostron CHt.
	*Walking in the Spirit* by Rita Ihekwaba	These special ‘Love Letters’ from the heart of our loving Father will comfort, encourage, instruct, correct and guide you in whatever you are going through in life. In very practical terms, they will help you live victoriously and be a God-pleaser every day of your life. I strongly recommend Walking in the Spirit to every child of God. —Pastor Fubara Ibama, President, Living Gospel Missions International
	Stages of Personal Maturity: In Search of Self by John D. Reimers	Have you ever wondered why some people are successful in their relationships while others seem doomed to fail? What is the main reason people lose their jobs? The answer to these questions involves maturity levels.
	*I Have Something To Say!* by Alex Jean-Jacques	What if I told you this book would change your life? Absolutely guaranteed you unimaginable wealth, health, faith, and a quality of life? Every feeling you have is enhanced! Can this book really do that? NO! And neither can any other published work.
	The Trail to Tranquility by Lazer Brody	Genuine inner peace? Few people realize that it's a realistic goal. A bright beacon now shines from faraway Israel to pierce the darkness of anger, anxiety, and inner turmoil. "Brody's not the sole property of the Jewish people. He belongs to humanity. The 21st Century badly needs him." —David Soul, screen icon, singer, director, former star of Starsky and Hutch
	*Life Lessons Learned: What Textbooks Don't Teach* by Tiffany Marshall	In a tight labor market, great people are hired first, retained longer, and become the organization leaders. As a recent graduate, your education has given you more knowledge than others have, but the shocking reality is that it takes more than a diploma to be a great employee in today’s workplace.
	*Planning With Purpose* by Robert Benefield	This book is a learning guide that was developed while the author was serving as a consultant in conflict resolution, anger management, and creative problem solving. The learning guide teaches the application of two types of planning skills: finite and infinite. Finite or "use-your-brain" planning focuses on traditional behavior management strategies for self-control of behavior.
	*Understanding Men: A Relationship Guide* by Lance McKeithan	Men are misunderstood. Many women in this country need a more complete education about men they hope to love, and some men use this ignorance to take unfair liberties with the hearts, minds and lives of women.
	*The Incest Sin-Drum* by Reada Collinsworth	This book depicts the horrors involved in the sin of incest and its far-reaching impact on the lives of its victims. It also includes a number of places for incest victims to go for help.
	*Healing The Wounded Soul* by Carol R. Stocking	Healing the Wounded Soul offers a healing process for discouraged sufferers of persistent illnesses. Healing the Wounded Soul offers a healing process for discouraged sufferers of persistent illnesses, who have “tried everything” traditional and alternative to deal with their physical difficulties.
	*100 Ways to Know if Your Man's a Loser* *100 Ways to Know if You Need a Fashion Check* by Shaka Finnell	For many years, women have been trying to figure out if their men are losers. Finally, here is the answer. With lots of humor, this book tells you 100 Ways To Know If Your Man's a Loser. Also, a man can find out if he falls into the loser category.
	*Inside the Mind of a Borderline* by Valencia Mitchell	Inside the Mind of a Borderline sheds light on the suffering of an estimated ten million Americans. Using poetry to delve into the mind of a woman who lives with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Inside the Mind of a Borderline sheds light on the suffering of an estimated ten million Americans. Because BPD covers such a broad spectrum of symptoms, it has been and continues to be difficult to diagnose and treat.
	*Self Improvement of Relationship Skills Through Body Language* by Mark H. Ford	With help from the latest research, you’ll learn to identify the hints, clues, signals, and signs by which people convey their innermost feelings and thoughts. Body language plays a critical role in our everyday lives. But how can we use body language to improve our relationships? With help from the latest research, you’ll learn to identify the hints, clues, signals, and signs by which people convey their innermost feelings and thoughts. You will be able to rapidly organize this information for the quick decisions you need to make to improve your image and self-presentation, while improving your self-preservation skills.
	*Stop This Hurricane in My Brain: An OCD Survival Guide* by Dina Siers	A survival guide for people who suffer from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. This book demonstrates that it is possible to live happy and productive lives with OCD. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is heart wrenching. Sufferers cannot imagine anything worse. For the people who love them, OCD can be very frustrating as it is very difficult to understand. For both there is help. This book showcases numerous personal OCD journeys of both suffering and survival in addition to several stories from loved ones of OCD sufferers.
	*How To Get a Job in Las Vegas* by Robert Saunders	If you're relocating to Vegas or already live there, this book will help you find the job you want. You can have a job in Las Vegas, Nevada TODAY! Are you and your family thinking of moving to Las Vegas? Will you want a job when you get there? Do you live in Las Vegas and need to find work? If you are one of the five to seven thousand people who move to Las Vegas each month, this book is a must read for you.
	*Healing From Terrorism, Fear and Global War* by E. Johannes Soltermann	Timeless, proven methods to reclaim healing, peace of mind and spiritual freedom even in the midst of chaos. "Mr. Soltermann ... You're clearly a spiritual master and a deep, thoughtful soul."—Alexander Slagg, New World Library "This book really manages to say in a very clear and beautiful way what is most needed these days if we want to heal ourselves and humanity and be one team again, all of us."—Bettine Clemen, flutist and author of Open Your Ears To Love
	*The Grammar Help!* *Student Handbook* by Jane Hanser	Here's a book for students who are serious about improving their English writing skills, and serious about enjoying the process. Based on the popular software program Easy Writer by the same author, this useful handbook incorporates many of the components that have made that software successful: only authentic student writing used in the examples and activities, exercises in context, meaningful and stimulating passages to read and edit, and easy and clear explanations.
	*The Psychology of Self-Esteem* by Seymour Keitlen, M.D.	In the author's words... "In this study, I have tried to formulate a wide-ranging theory of self-esteem. This involved a general discussion of narcissism and its many transformations. Self-esteem is a sexual phenomenon because it is a derivative and transformation of self-love. . . ."
	*Renaissance, Not Retirement* by Bob Linneman	An alternative to the conventional "story-book" retirement how-to, Renaissance not Retirement shows readers how they can find a more fulfilling, exciting and energetic life – a rebirth or renaissance of sorts. Packed with real-life case examples, readers will be treated to a six-step procedure for their path to a new beginning. To jump-start the process, the book includes 208 alternatives to traditional retirement, check sheets, forms, and a guide to easy-to-get resources.
	*Nappy Hair 101* by Ayana Hardin	Nappy Hair 101 is the answers to all the questions you never knew you had about Nappy Hair. While many people view hair care as a necessary evil of personal hygiene, Ayana Cole-Hardin sees hair care as a pathway to enlightenment. She shares her feelings and experiences about the art of going au naturel when it comes to hair care. Read more...
	*My Battle With Cushing's Disease* by Linda Garnier	Written for fellow “Cushies,” this is one woman’s story of the misdiagnosis, sickness, surgery and, ultimately, recovery and inspiration associated with the life-threatening Cushing ’s disease. Describing the various manifestations of this disease, offering some nutritional advice to help keep the weight gain from getting out of hand and sharing her own tale from diagnosis to recovery, Linda Garnier offers her experience for all of the recently-diagnosed out there. MORE...
	*Feather Medicine* Walking in Shoshone Dreamtime: A Family System Constellation by Francesca Boring	Feather Medicine chronicles the journey of a contemporary, bi-cultural Shoshone woman who has inherited her maternal grandmother’s gift of dream and knowing. A poignant look at the contrast of the indigenous world of visions, and the western mode of thinking. More...
	*Hollywood Endings* by Linda Flanders	The movie themes that the world loves the most are few and simple; they are the themes that have been portrayed over and over since Hollywood began to make movies. These classics have the most wonderful endings: love overcomes all; good overcomes bad; the wayward son comes home. Anyone can be a hero, and everyone has a guardian angel.
	*Sacred Flames Reiki* by Allison Dahlhaus	Sacred Flames Reiki is a new system that combines aspects of color therapy, creative visualization, traditional Japanese Reiki, and candle work.
	*Brain Bombardment* by Patrick Whalen	Brain Bombardment takes the form of a runner's diary. It describes the pursuit of supreme mental conditioning, as well as the obstacles that get in the way. Brain Bombardment is instructive, inspirational, and wildly funny. Brain Bombardment discusses these questions and others. Read it and experience the explosion of your brain.
	Finally, The Truth About Women's Health Care How and Why Women are Lied to by the Medical Establishment by Kathy Smiley	“This book is important reading for all women, especially women over forty” -Julian Whitaker MD, author of Health & Healing “…a great reference manual for women to come back to time and again!” -Barbara Tankersley, book reviewer “ ...natural solutions to a wide variety of health problems in an easy to read format.” -Christiane Northrup, MD, author of The Wisdom of Menopause
	*Why Me?* by Mark Snape	Why Me? is my story. It is a journey of self-destruction and self-discovery. The immense pressure to conform pushed me into a state of despair.
	**Journey Together: Protecting Children from Sexual Abuse**	The 1.5 million children who are sexually abused each year are begging us to hear their cries for help and pleading for us to be their voice.
	*How to Connect to People and* *How to Do It Consistently* by Richard Woods	Do you want to turn your life around? How to Connect to People and How to Do It Consistently will provide instructions to help you change your attitude. Read More...
	**Becoming Smoke Free Almost Fun!** by Gordon A. Swanson	I invite you, no matter if you are a beginning or lifetime smoker, to walk through this simple manual with me, listen to my stories and ideas, and I'm sure you'll find as I did that there is a way to become smoke-free and be almost fun! Read More...
	Wings of Discovery by Captain Stacey L Chance	What if you could fly free like a bird - inher- ently understanding the wind, the sky, and your own feathered wings? Look into the eyes of an eagle, you will not see fear... "The book is powerful, memorable, and priceless. An interesting story... I'll likely read it a couple more times before my next flight.” - - Debi, Virginia
	HOW TO CHOOSE THE ONE by Ardyce Rooney Grant, Ph.D.	Choosing a mate is now as simple as asking the right questions before getting involved. "Constructive information for every existing and future relationship. A must read..." Elisa Vallone, Ph.D.
	LAUGHING AT DEPRESSION by Chris Morley	A disturbing poetic journey exploring the author's lifelong battle with clinical depression, it traces the illness chronologically. Takes the reader from the depths of despair and anguish to heights of humor and satire. After struggling for years to maintain balance and perspective, Morley finally emerges from the cocoon of his illness. The author "tells it like it is," and even reveals the "medical miracle" that made recovery possible.