Arthur, A. C.
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Pace Yourself: How To Have Energy in an Exhausting World
Anyone feeling exhausted by their current pace of life will find concrete steps and tools to energize, from someone who has been there and discovered a new way of living.
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A Child of the Jago
A skillfully presented production, making this once-controversial work of social realism available for contemporary listeners.
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The Flower Yard in Containers & Pots: Creating Paradise Season by Season
Parkinson’s love for plants, gardening, and wildlife shines through in this conversational, lovely book. Most useful for intermediate or advanced gardeners.
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Reach: Hard Lessons and Learned Truths from a Lifetime in Television
Readers looking for a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the world of television production, as well as those searching for inspiration and motivation to pursue their own dreams, will enjoy this memoir. It’s a great addition to a collection looking to round out its entertainment section.
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Prince on Prince: Interviews and Encounters
A collection of intriguing, frustrating, incisive interviews and insights into Prince’s remarkable career.
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Happy Is on Hiatus
Arthur writes strong female characters, compelling story lines, and the message that family always has your back. Her fluid writing with touches of humor, romance, and enough issues to keep things interesting will keep readers engaged. Will appeal to fans of Terry McMillan and Eric Jerome Dickey.
This Here Flesh: Spirituality, Liberation, and the Stories That Make Us
A challenging and contemplative book, eminently readable as engaging prose while offering insight and depth throughout.
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The After Party
Arthur develops each of her main characters so well that readers will root for them all.
The Library: A Fragile History
This is sure to be a new addition to library and information school curricula and will be fascinating for all bibliophiles and people who want libraries to survive and improve.
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