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Renowned physical therapist Dr. Rivera shares his new book “Shantay, You Stay: A Healthcare Provider’s Guide to LGBT+ Inclusive Practices” to promote a safe space for patients.

Z. Brown, the Los Angeles based author and voice actress, will write "Samantha Maree," a children's fantasy book, it was announced today by her publishing company Sunset Blends LLC. Publication is scheduled for February 2021.

With changes in various industries worldwide, the book printing industry has also changed a lot. From types of paper to cover designs, changes have taken place in every aspect related to the book printing. The advent of online publishing and self-publishing has also made a significant impact on the book printing industry.

The title of the book is "Welcome home, Mohammed: Bye, Bye, Islam! how to safely leave Islam." The book provides information for Muslims interested to leave the Islamic religion and switch to Christianity, while providing a step by step process to safely do so.

Journey inward and discover the innate ability to creatively overcome difficult challenges to create a joy-filled life. Transpersonal art therapist, Corry MacDonald, shares her therapeutic creative processes that appeal to everyone - drawing, mind-mapping, painting, journaling, envisioning, and imagining.

TED Fellow and CEO of Practice Makes Perfect, Karim Abouelnaga, has written a book for aspiring business professionals and those looking to build purpose-driven social enterprises. The Purpose-Driven Social Entrepreneur was written for anyone finding difficulty in pursuing their passion and realizing their purpose.

Millions of Americans make vows of personal change at the first of every year. Some New Year's resolutions are long lasting and life changing choices, and others are less effective. After a year like the last, most people just want to be normal again. This year, however, normal has been changed forever.

New Years is just around the corner and change is required to escape the current path of people in America. The last nine months have proven to make 2020 one of the most challenging years in history. The impact of the Coronavirus pandemic has changed the impression of prosperity, in the minds of people worldwide. Jobs have been lost, retirement plans have been spent and successful businesses have closed their doors forever. But not all things are created equal. This year, an independent publishing company shared a Covid proof income opportunity with a small number of Americans, many of which were incarcerated.

Mick Simonelli, a noted thought leader and consultant in the field of organization innovation, today announced the publication of his new book, Victory Disease: Why Great Organizations Fail and How to Innovate Before It's Too Late. Based on Simonelli's extensive experience advising large corporations, the book explores why and how a business can crumble or stagnate even as it appears to be at the pinnacle of success. The problems can arise out of a lack of innovative thinking or self-worship in the wake of big accomplishments.

There are few things that are more stressful than a long list of loved ones to buy for, only days before the big season of gift giving. This year, for the first time since the beginning of the holiday season, stores across America limited access to the public during the coveted Black Friday shopping extravaganza. Other places like local department stores closed their doors all together, in an effort to slow the spread of the Corona virus. This new era in which we now live, is causing even the oldest members of our communities to find new ways to shop for gifts for their loved ones.

Michael Rohr is storyteller who crafts fun and imaginative children's stories filled with daring adventures and silly laughs. Michael attempts to educate our children on the different farts that the body can produce and when it might be appropriate and inappropriate to let one go. Being a registered nurse, Michael has extensive knowledge and experience on both the giving and receiving this subject matter.

Just in time for the winter season local artist and illustrator Wade Forbes has released a new journal based on his wildly popular inspirational daily quotes, which can be found in classrooms, coffee shops, restaurants, bars, churches, conference rooms, hospitals, and more – and posted on LinkedIn and Instagram since March of 2020. For years, Wade has been spreading his own brand of positivity through the quotes he illustrates and shares. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wade has taken the daily act of illustrating hope for himself and his family and shared it with a wider audience. Ounces of hope spread a little each day that has made all the difference. Wade's social platform followers and quote requests have tripled since the beginning of these daily offerings.

There can be no doubt that gift giving this year is different than any year that has been previously encountered. The world has endured monumental change due to the effects of the Corona virus. We have encountered a huge uptick in online shopping, lengthy delays in shipping and delivery and unprecedented restrictions on family gatherings like never before experienced. The world has changed in how they will fill their Christmas shopping lists and how they will deliver those gifts to everyone that they love. Along with this is the fact that change is difficult, even when manageable. These changes also affect the millions of family members who desire to give a gift to their incarcerated loved one.

What if someone told you that burning fossil fuels does not significantly affect the percentage of oxygen in the air and will not harm animals or humans. Or that the present rate of temperature rise is no different than has occurred in the last 10,000 years when man was not an influence. Or even that the total number of tornadoes is the same now as in 1954.

John E. Holloway and Indigo River Publishing Team up to Publish War Novel on Combat Operations in Grenada and Beirut in the Early 1980s

Samira Vivette's poetry book "Pastel Dreams and Glittered Hearts" made the debut in the Australian Best-Seller's list on Amazon earlier this year. With 10 chapters and a collection of over 320 poems and prose, this book entails themes that are appealing to a wide audience in a pastel pink aesthetic. The ten chapters are diverse with each one backed by a different theme. There are those who write and then there are those who write emotions. Samira is one of those who writes her emotions that connect and relate to each reader in one way or the other. Samira does so with great flair, not just with her words, but her own experiences, creating a highly relatable and immersive experience with real life scenarios.

After over a month in the ICU, one young man describes his fight in vivid detail. The release has already earned acclaim for its honest evaluation of the personal toll the pandemic takes.

Black Friday Is just around the corner and a majority of holiday gifts will be bought in a matter of minutes. Then every day after that most people spend their time on their list of those who are hard to buy for. The quiet dads, working moms and everyone else who makes our gift buying process difficult. Those who are most difficult are the friends and family members who are locked away in prison . There are many different prisons around the country and each one has their own set of rules when it comes to what can be received by those inside. There is no set standard in print anywhere that can guide those on the outside, so they can know what is expected.

At 26-years-old, Deion Campbell nearly lost his life to coronavirus. The previously healthy young man spent a total of 12 days on a ventilator fighting for his life. Inspiring the title of his latest publication "Ventilator." Now available as a #1 New Release on amazon.com

Political power comes at a cost, and money isn't the only currency people are interested in. No one understands this more than author Dr. Glenn Toby, a man who went from sleeping on trains in New York City to running an international holdings company and talent management companies.

Independent publishing house, Black Rose Writing, announces a special 99¢ Kindle offer of Dr. Robert M. Fleisher's latest work, "The American Strangler," a captivating thriller for lovers of vigilante fiction.

Considered a holistic method of self-rediscovery, Light Codes offer access to gentle, proficient energies that can activate and strengthen the connection between the heart, higher self, and soul. Engaging with simple exercises, meditations, and affirmations can increase consciousness and awareness, and raise the energetic vibration of the entire being. Energy is everything, and in this extraordinary book, Light Codes for the Soul, Laara shows the way back to the energy that feeds the soul.

Changing the family structure from single-parenting to a blended family is in no way an easy task. Single mothers find dating and introducing children to "someone new" incredibly challenging as new emotions, questions, and insecurities invade the family nucleus and affect both the mother and her children.

Wouldn't it be amazing to just get on the next flight out there and travel the world? Well, the good news is that it is possible to do that if you're brave enough to let go of all the excuses that hold us back. Philipp Gloeckl, an avid traveler, global networker, and successful international real estate investor, has traveled to over 80 countries by the age of 30. After visiting all of the remaining Ancient and New Wonders of the World on his own terms, he now inspires countless others to head out and explore the world (or at least to plan on it during the covid outbreak), embracing the true meaning of travel for a richer, more meaningful life.

The holiday season is probably the most difficult time that anyone can spend in prison locked away from their families. Incarceration doesn't change the need for emotional connection or the desire to give to loved ones. It does, however, create a difficult problem for families to face as they enter into the gift-giving season. Throughout America, and especially in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic, gift-giving has been made easy by online shopping and the many methods of delivery and shipping that has been perfected in the last nine months. In spite of all the advancements, the task of giving a gift to, or receiving a gift from a prisoner has grown more difficult.