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The Kili Summit Club started with a father's childhood dream to summit Mount Kilimanjaro. A half century later, he sent an email inviting his family to join him in the climb. What follows, in words and pictures, is the story of that climb and what happened next, as the family decided to give back to the porters and the guides-whose dedication and expertise enable thousands of similar dreams each year to become reality. This book will inspire others with the determination to make a similar climb and is an opportunity to provide a lasting legacy to the people of Kili.

Tuebor is the story of an honest, hard-working yet naive young man who chose to leave the safety of civillian life for a career of a dedicated police officer. Whether an aspiring police officer, a current police officer or someone who is interested in understanding what serving the public is about, these true stories capture the human side of policing.

In every time and culture, women are placed in one of two categories: those who are mothers and those who are not. In the patriarchal culture of the ancient Middle East, a childless woman has little value, and an infertile widow has even less worth. This is a key issue in Less Than a Widow, a contemporary retelling of the biblical Old Testament characters. Kathleen Evenhouse paints a rich picture of the traditions and trials of ancient womanhood, and as the 3000-year-old story unfolds, it becomes clear that today's women are still affected by many of the same issues

This is a book about reading between the lines, distinguishing truth from deception. It is full of analysis of written statements from public and private figures to help drive home the book's principles, including General Petraeus' resignation letter, the ransom note from the Jon Benet Ramsay case, OJ Simpson's statement to LAPD Detectives Lange and Vannatter the day after the murder of Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman, Woody Allen's response to Dylan Farrow's sexual assault allegation, as well as many others.

He Plays a Harp - a memoir by Roberta King chronicles the short life and death of Noah as told through his mother's point of view. Readers will experience the unimaginable, challenging and frustrating circumstances of raising a child with a severe and life-threatening disability. But make no mistake; this isn't a book about a child who has died. It is about a child who has lived. He Plays a Harp is a story about how an everyday family, living under extraordinary circumstances, refused to let their son live anything less than a normal life. While the author's grief and loss are undeniable, her matter-of-fact writing style, sharp sense of humor and fierce love for her child will have readers laughing through their tears at tales of mischief and hilarity that all loving families experience.