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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Karin Ericson brings personal stories of her experience of caring for her mother through her journey with Alzheimer's Disease. What Works When Memory Stops Working is combination memoir and self-help, weaving together personal stories from Ericson's childhood, with techniques that helped her mother and family enjoy life despite the disease. Forced dancing lessons and scenes from Ericson's eighth-grade production of "HMS Pinafore" form the basis of stories that are instructive, comical, and poignant and ones that will help others affected by this challenging disease.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Crocodile Man Kills American Researcher in Central Africa. Kael Husker stumbles over this National Enquirer-like headline in a week-old edition of his local Southeast Alaskan newspaper. The dead researcher had once been a friend of his, and soon after reading of Molly's unusual death at the hands of a Central African sorcerer, Kael is haunted by vivid visions of her reaching out for his help. He leaves his live-aboard boat and unemployment behind to journey to the Central African Republic to find out what really happened to his friend. In a faraway place that resembles an insane asylum run by the patients, Kael searches for the truth and to maybe find a little redemption. What he discovers is a scheme so twisted, he needs Molly's help to solve it.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Immigrant Anders Alhom ki, introduced to readers in Munger's best selling novel Suomalaiset, returns in this prequel. Why did Anders leave his homeland? What dreams motivated him to journey from Finland to sub-Arctic Norway, northern Michigan, and the Vermillion Iron Range of Minnesota? How is Anders's story tied to that of a cold blooded assassin stalking a Finnish politician in modern day Finland? Don't miss this epic ride from the 1890s to Finland's Centennial Independence Day.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The twenties are supposed to be THE YEARS, right? You're free and you have your whole life in front of you. You're young, thin as you'll ever be, and can make your own decisions. But therein lies the problem: all of the decisions you have to make in your twenties. Where am I going to live? What do I believe in? What type of relationship do I desire? Who am I? What are my passions? Why am I here? Emilee Mae takes you not only to the near-death experience that shaped her early twenties, but also into the depths of making big decisions. After falling seventy feet out of a tree at eighteen years old, Emilee Mae begins a trek around the world to discover her purpose. From living in South Africa with impoverished children, to traveling with missionaries in Peru, to backpacking in the Idaho desert with troubled youth, Emilee Mae's journey is packed with stories leaving you wishing for more.…

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