Having run away from home and joined a commune, Gary soon finds that the world contains many people who are as hard to live with as his parents

Hard Way Home, The

Richard Shaw

Children's Books

Laurel-Leaf

Enterprise Risk Analysis for Property &amp; Casualty Insurance Companies equips you with the latest strategies and practical applications in ERM from leading specialists and practitioners in the field. Key topics covered in the book include: Models and Management Frameworks, Insurance Hazard Risks, Financial Risk Models, Operational Risk and Strategic Risk.

Enterprise Risk Analysis for Property & Lilability Insurance Companies: A Practical Guide to Standard Models and Emerging Solutions

Paul J. Brehm

FCAS

MAAA

Spencer M. Gluck

Rodney E. Kreps

John A. Major

Donald F. Mango

Gary G. Venter

Steven B. White

Susan E. Witcraft

Reference

Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC

Tired of being "bugged" by his father, a sixteen-year-old runs away from home. His adventures working and living alone and in a commune bring him to some unpleasant realizations about his own maturity.

The Hard Way Home

T. Nelson

John DuBois: Founding Father (United States Catholic Historical Society. Monograph Series)

United States Catholic Historical Society/Mount Saint Mary's College

Also by the author The Christmas Mary Had Twins: Eschews the exotic settings and cameo appearances by popes and presidents that are stock-in-trade. Shaw seems content to paint on a smaller canvas, and the resulting portrait is remarkably true to life and strangely compelling. The prose style is rough-hewn, even inelegant, but somehow it seems well suited to narrate the lives of these earthy characters. James Johnston, America _________________________________________ A rookie priest assigned to chaplain's duty, who has to do his growing up after he already has the collar on and people are calling him father. Shaw's elucidation of the pull of faith is about as enlightening an answer the questioner is going to get. Leslie Hanscom, Newsday _________________________________________ What Andrew Greeley did to sensationalize the priesthood, Shaw does to humanize it. Publisher's Weekly _________________________________________ Dagger John: Told with wit and zest" about "fighter Bishop [John Hughes] who led immigrants, relished the battle" and yet was "always available to the little people. The National Catholic Reporter

Naked as a Jailbird: A Raw Narrative of Life Behind Bars

The Troy Book Makers

Collaborations: Robert Hudson, Richard Shaw

Robert Hudson

Suzanne Foley

Braunstein / Quay Gallery

Conquer Type 2 Diabetes: How a fat, middle-aged man lost 31 kilos and reversed his type 2 diabetes

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diets & Weight Loss

Hammersmith Health Books

Effective Implementation In Total Quality For Project Management

Koros Press Limited

Inside the hearts of every human on earth, there is a place of silent brokenness. It stays silent because most of us don't know how to talk about it or what to do with it. It is the place that speaks to us of worthlessness and failure, keeping us bound to a narrative that we will never be good enough. This brokenness can be defined by one, singular word: SHAME.\nThis place of shame damages our own hearts and the hearts of those closest to us. It passes down from generation to generation and creates layers of dysfunction in our families and communities.\nBut we are not created to be bound by our shame. We are designed to thrive in the freedom of GRACE.\nWe are created with inherent worth and infinite value. We are intended to reflect the beauty and brilliance of the God who calls us his own.\nHealing, forgiveness, freedom, empowerment, and hope wait on the other side of our shame.\nYou are invited to the path of grace.

Shame No More: A Framework for Healing Through Grace

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Shame No More

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