Book by John R. Allison, Robert A. Prentice

Business Law Thirteenth Edition

Computers & Technology

John R. Allison

ROBERT A. PRENTICE

Internet & Social Media

Forty Acres Press

POSTMARKS ON OUR FOREHEADS is the end result of the 2015 Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign "Help Hospice Patients Write Their Life Stories!" The campaign was organized by Cider Spoon Stories, "Austin's premier ghostwriting service for every story." Ghostwriter and editor Jess Hagemann got the idea for the project after a year spent volunteering with an Austin-based hospice care program. The book chronicles the lives of seven hospice and/or memory care patients, providers, and their family members. Frances* was one of the first women to graduate from the Law School at the University of Texas. Don* is a professor and the surviving husband of Julie, who died from cancer. Ida* turned seventeen years old the day that Pearl Harbor was bombed. Tommie*, a hilariously inexperienced farmer, in the mid-1980s won Texas's Artist of the Year award. Jackie's* grandmother Lydia had twelve kids and died on Mother's Day 2016. Melissa* and Larry* represent the voices of hospice and memory care professionals. Proceeds from the sale of POSTMARKS ON OUR FOREHEADS go toward producing the next book in the series.

POSTMARKS ON OUR FOREHEADS: Hospice Care Patients, Memory Care Patients, and the People Who Love Them

Jess Hagemann

CONTROVERSIES: PUBLIC DISCOURSE-9781610430326-U

Controversies: Public Discourse

Longaker

As stressful and challenging as your job is, you can begin today to cultivate more peace and happiness at work. The 10 Day Career Cleanse is an invitation to try 21 simple wellness techniques to foster workplace zen. - Rewire your brain for creativity and productivity - Infuse gratitude and compassion into your job - Energize your body with yoga and play Life isn't perfect and neither is work. Learn how to cleanse out the stress and bring on the zen!

The 10 Day Career Cleanse: Find Your Zen at Work

Self-Help

Chang Ph.D., Lynn

Happiness

When Kris dies unexpectedly in a motorcycle accident, Teresa and her two high school-aged sons must figure out life as a single mother and fatherless kids. Join them on this visceral journey for an all too human glimpse of grief, hope, and love. They live on a 12.5-acre ranch in Texas, and keep several pet dogs-none as special as Hans, a brown Doberman that they adopt after Kris's death. Hans's wise brown eyes, which 'peer deeply into your soul,' convince Teresa that he was sent by God to be her personal grief dog. Over the next four years, Hans helps this broken family heal the anger, helplessness, and hopelessness that deep grief causes, teaching them how to forgive, love, and laugh again.

Soul Love: How a Dog Taught Me to Breathe Again

Teresa Q. Bitner