Journey of Hope: An Everyday Guide for Adults with Dyslexia serves as a catalyst to help adults with dyslexia and offers invaluable tips and resources to promote educational success and emotional-social well-being. This book offers a refreshing addition to the topic of dyslexia due to its specific focus on adults with dyslexia. Dr. Johnson provides real-life experiences and proposes a blueprint to effectively manage and overcome obstacles associated with dyslexia. Readers will gain insight regarding various manifestations of emotional, academic, employment, and social challenges that might be encountered.
Pieces from my Heart is a collection of poetry of Mary Ellen O'Neill, a alumna of Harcum College. Mary Ellen O'Neil passed unexpectedly in 2015. Her sister, Susan O'Neill Nedd donated this collection of Mary Ellen's poetry.
What Killed Doctor K. reflects an insider's candid observations of the medical world from the 60's through the 90's. This novel, based on real events, shows unflinchingly these years of major changes in the practice of medicine and the consequences for both patients and the medical professionals who serve them. Barbara Kotler is part of The Writers Colony of The Delray Center Of The Arts in Florida. She established "Writers On The Go" involving writers in community programs.
It was 1935. Flame-haired Teddy Lynch finished singing "Alone Together" at the swanky nightclub the New Yorker and left the stage to find a charming stranger at her friends' table. It was Jean Paul Getty, enigmatic oil tycoon and America's first billionaire. In her passionate, unflinchingly honest memoir of two outsize lives entwined, Theodora "Teddy" Getty Gaston reveals the glamorous yet painful story of her marriage to Getty.