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  My Fight with God by Brian...

  Brian Klemmer

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  If you have ever wondered why life is sometimes unfair, if God really hears your prayers, or if you just can’t figure out Scripture, My Fight With God promises to stir you into new conversations with your heavenly Father and deepen your personal walk with Jesus. 
  Written with a strong, cut-to-the-chase approach, the author’s refreshing and natural responses to questions and situations that you face everyday will make you laugh as well as scratch your head more than once as you wonder “Gee, how did he know that’s what I was thinking?” 
  My Fight With God helps you:Learn why the meek inherit the earth and how you can too—without being beat up in the process.Realize that not only can a rich man get into Heaven, but that a rich person should get into Heaven.Discover why having only a tiny bit of faith is not sufficient to conquer today’s problems.Find out if and why God rewards a rebellious and wasteful child.Learn why God cursed a helpless tree and how not to be that tree. 
  The strength of My Fight With God is that it tackles many stumbling block Scripture passages and helps skeptics, confused new believers, and seasoned believers alike to understand God’s Word from a vantage of faith. Accompany author Brian Klemmer, read by his daughter Krystal Zellmer in this audio version, as he fights with God about what different parts of the Bible mean and his current understanding of their practical application in overcoming life’s challenges.

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  How to Die - A Book about Being...

  Ray Robertson

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  In How to Die: A Book About Being Alive, Ray Robertson meets Montaigne’s challenge, arguing with characteristiccandour and wit that if we gain a clearer understanding of death, we’ll also better understand life. Contending thathuman beings tend to prefer illusion to reality—and so readily flock to the consoling myths of philosophy, religion,and society—Robertson echoes Publius Syrus, the first-century Roman who claimed, “They live ill who expect tolive always.”An absorbing excursion through some of Western literature’s most compelling works on the subject of mortality,How to Die: A Book About Being Alive is an anecdotally-laden appeal for cultivating an honest relationship with deathin the belief that, if we do so, we’ll know more about what gives meaning to our lives. Pondering death isn’t morbid orfrivolous, Robertson argues—not unless we believe that asking what makes for a meaningful life is as well.

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  Laughing at the Days to Come -...

  Tess Thompson

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  In Laughing at the Days to Come, Tessa Thompson shares a poignant story of physical suffering and her journey to not only understand God's hand at work in it, but to face the future with laughter. This book is gospel centered and hope-filled. Chapter after chapter, the author directs our focus to Christ and his work for us. We all face suffering in this fallen world, but we are not without hope. In Laughing at the Days to Come, listeners are equipped to face their own stories of suffering with joy because of our present and future hope in Christ. 
   
   
   
  Tessa Thompson was fifteen years old when she was diagnosed with a rare neurological disease that took away her hearing and would eventually cause chronic pain and other health complications. Faced with a future of uncertainty, she encountered Proverbs: 31:25: "Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come." The godly woman of Proverbs 31 had something Tessa lacked—a vision for life that allowed her to laugh at the future. In this warmly personal account, Tessa insightfully considers what she calls the Christian's "peculiar perspective on suffering" and shows you how the hope of God's Word will enable you to laugh at the days to come even in the midst of tears and suffering.

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  Ted Bundy's Murderous Mysteries...

  Kevin Sullivan

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  The true crime author of The Bundy Murders provides an in-depth look at the notorious serial killer and his victims through revealing new interviews.   Though the true number of his victims may never be known, Ted Bundy took the lives of at least thirty young women and girls across the United States. He often targeted college students, leaving a trail of devastation from the University of Washington in the Pacific Northwest all the way to Florida State University.   In Ted Bundy’s Murderous Mysteries, true crime author and Bundy expert Kevin M. Sullivan sheds new light on the man, his victims, and this voluminous case. Here are candid and revealing interviews with friends and family of the victims, individuals close to Bundy himself—and a potential victim who barely escaped his clutches. Within these pages, Sullivan exposes many heretofore passed-over facts about Bundy and reveals previously hidden aspects of the lives of some of his victims.

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  HiBrow: World Book Night 2013

  Graeme Simsion, Lucy Fleming,...

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  A celebration of adult literature and reading.The whole book industry, including booksellers, librarians and publishers were invited come together an pick out their favourite titles to be included the final list of 25 books by authors from the UK and Ireland. The final list included fiction, poetry, memoirs among others. There were some bestsellers, classics and some lesser known.Interviews with Graeme Simsion, Lucy Fleming, Jojo Moyes, Lemn Sissay, Mark Haddon, Tracy Chevalier, Victoria Hislop, Rupert Thomson, Andrew Motion.

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  Cultured Bumpkin Presents The:...

  Mark Twain, O Henry, Ambrose...

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  A compilation of popular short stories from American literature narrated by professional voice actor Jake Phillips.

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