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Paperback. Condición: New. Whyman-Naveh, Hannah (ilustrador).

Paperback. Condición: New. Everyone has their struggles; everyone has a story. We think that our pain is above everyone else's. Pause there for a while, try to understand and comprehend that grief is just a word to you until you have read this story. Intelligently manipulated, made to believe that she was the one with mental issues, beaten, abused, scorned and above all made to feel worthless. She knew nothing but rock bottom from her teenage years to motherhood and having her own teenagers. Trying to be the best she could as a mother came with in-depth pain and consequences as a wife. Each day was made of bars of fear and manipulation in her own home. Called a Donkey in front of her own family and up against the most narcissistic intricate minded man alive. From the darkness came a hand of light, love, support, family and courageousness raised above and the prison around her was broken entry. Every woman should read this book, every person who has been in a domestic violence situation or will be in a relationship needs to learn and understand the manipulation of a person is capable of. After all that happened in her life, she ends the book with a prayer and hope for fulfilment and prosperity towards the man who abused her mentally, spiritually and physical her whole life. Brace yourself, the journey of pain and triple life tribulation begins, but out of the darkness comes the light.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Don't catch a leopard by the tail, but if you do, don't let it go - Ethiopian Proverb*****************************************************************************Author Sam McManus has collated 15-years' worth of adventure travel writing in Ethiopia, Japan, Bolivia, Egypt, Kyrgyzstan, Iran, Mongolia, Lebanon, Oman and Costa Rica in this collection of travel stories, which revolve around a central solo journey exploring the mountains of Ethiopia over a three-month period in 2015, which led to the founding of sustainable adventure travel company YellowWood Adventures.*****************************************************************************The most prized form of Ethiopian Amharic prose and poetry, loosely translated as 'wax and gold' [sam-enna warq], is meticulously comprised with a focus on the duality of its meanings. The surface meaning, the wax, must be stripped away to reveal the hidden core of gold underneath. Ethiopia as a country also encourages you to look deeper within yourself, to fully understand and appreciate a deeply rich spiritual significance, that often resonates beneath simple or plain exteriors. ***************************************************************************This is pure travel writing: "Ethiopia can be difficult, prickly, cutting, ruthless, unforgiving, infuriating, stark, confused and complex. Yet, like a densely constructed novel exposing the fundamental contradictions of human nature, or, say, the bright plumage of a flowering cactus, when her treasures are revealed, they are all the more exceptional for the contrasts they manifest. Rarely do I open a book or read a travel article on Ethiopia that does not include the famous line from 18th century historian Edward Gibbon's masterwork The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire: 'Encompassed on all sides by the enemies of their religion, the Ethiopians slept near a thousand years, forgetful of the world by whom they were forgotten.' It still perfectly encapsulates what makes this land so unique, so much from ancient times still remaining.*****************************************************************************Although the modern world now has a stable foothold in the cities of Ethiopia, when one ventures out to the interior, this thin veneer rapidly falls away, unveiling the unchanged soul of the nation. One memory illustrates this perfectly: A man and his young son were ploughing a terraced wheat field below their grass hut with two oxen. Their field on the edge of a small river, this fell away off the high plateau in a series of three waterfalls. Their plough had a small sharp metal tip lashed to its wooden triangular sides, the long beam and ploughman's handle comprised of bark-stripped eucalyptus. They wore a few items of Western clothing - a shirt and a raggedy pair of trousers, both in bare feet. Aside from these few tiny elements that have seeped in from the outside world, the scene was timeless. I believe it is the search for this timele. …

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Paperback. Condición: New. McCalla, Jerome (ilustrador).

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Paperback. Condición: New. THIS BOOK OF CAREFULLY WRITTEN, HEARTFELT AND DEEPLY EMOTIONAL POETRY IS THE OUTPOURING OF GRIEF THE AUTHOR HAS FELT SINCE THE LOSS OF HER BELOVED MOTHER. THE POEMS ARE PROFOUNDLY RELATABLE AND WILL NOT ONLY RESONATE WITH THE READER BUT WILL ALSO HELP TO SOOTHE THE PAIN OF LOSS. MELONIE HAS CRIED AN ABUNDANCE OF TEARS AND THROUGH THE TEARS SHE HAS FOUND RELEASE. RETRACING MY TEARS TO RELEASE MY FEARS IS WRITTEN WITH THE HOPE THAT YOU TOO WILL FIND A RELEASE THROUGH READING THE AUTHOR'S WORDS.…

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