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Immerse yourself in the power and intimacy of poets' own voices with "Poetry Speaks." The uniqueness of this collection lies in the auditory experience it provides, connecting you to the rhythms, emotions, and soundscapes that only the poets themselves could fully articulate. It's not just about reading poetry; it's about feeling it come to life as you listen.

If you've ever felt lost in a relationship where you're giving too much and receiving too little, "Doormats and Control Freaks" might resonate with you. Rebekah Lewis offers a hands-on approach to untangling yourself from codependent dynamics. It's like a roadmap to healthier relationships, putting the power back in your hands with real-life examples and actionable advice. You'll appreciate the feeling of empowerment as you work through the steps toward self-love and balanced partnerships.

"An excellent volume that will appeal to anyone interested in women's studies, social justice, journalism, and American short stories and fiction." —Erica Swenson, Library Journal A century after her birth, Tillie Olsen’s writing is as relevant as when it first appeared; indeed, the clarity and passion of her vision and style have, if anything, become even more striking over time. Collected here for the first time are several of Olsen’s nonfiction pieces about the 1930s, early journalism pieces, and short fiction, including the four beautifully crafted, highly celebrated stories originally published as  Tell Me a Riddle : “I Stand Here Ironing,” “Hey Sailor, What Ship?,” “O Yes,” and “Tell Me a Riddle.” Also included, for the first time since it appeared in the 1971 Best American Short Stories, is “Requa I.” In these stories, as in all of her work, Olsen set a new standard for the treatment of women and the poor and for the depiction of their lives and circumstances. In her hands, the hard truths about motherhood and marriage, domestic life, labor, and political conviction found expression in language of such poetic intensity and depth that their influence continues to be felt today. An introduction by Olsen’s granddaughter, the poet Rebekah Edwards, and a foreword by her daughter Laurie Olsen provide a personal and generational context for the author’s work.

This book is a great read for couples looking to strengthen their marriage or those about to get married. Ravi Zacharias draws on the story of Isaac and Rebekah to provide practical advice and biblical wisdom on building a long-lasting and loving marriage. One of the unique features of this book is Zacharias' emphasis on seeking counsel from others when choosing a mate, a valuable lesson for anyone considering marriage.

This book could be a good read for doctors who are feeling burnt out and overwhelmed with their medical practice. By using scientifically validated psychological techniques, it provides practical tools to help create a better work-life balance, improve time management, enhance interpersonal skills, and manage the mental strain associated with the role of a physician. With this book, doctors can regain their joy for medicine and take control of their lives and careers. So, why not unleash your inner rock star in medicine and improve your well-being?

Recommendation: This book is a game changer for doctors who are tired of feeling overwhelmed and burnt out. Dr. Rebekah Bernard shares practical advice and strategies on how to successfully navigate the complex world of healthcare while still finding balance and fulfillment in your personal and professional life. With her Rock Star rules, you'll learn how to connect with patients, manage your time effectively, and overcome the challenges of electronic health records. Prepare to skyrocket your clinical and professional success with this must-read guide.