The true history of the Elephant Man
Michael Howell and Peter Ford
The touching story of Joseph Merrick, a ninteenth-century cripple, who became the most famous "professional freak" in history.

by Tracy May (2015)
Includes an explanation and understanding of the four types of child abuse: physical, mental, neglect, and sexual. The author has used all fictional names and omitted the case numbers from quoted court records. It is a memoir, based on her life experiences.
Michael Howell and Peter Ford
The touching story of Joseph Merrick, a ninteenth-century cripple, who became the most famous "professional freak" in history.
Scott Brown with Wendy Wissinger Miller
Diagnosed with cancer at age ten, Heather Miller's sixteen-month long battle against the disease led to surprising friendships with members of the Pittsburgh Steelers, as well as a legacy of courage, smiles, and love of life that continues to inspire others after her death.
Paige Rawl with Ali Benjamin
"A teenager's memoir of the experinces of bullying, being HIV positive and surviving the experiences to become a force for positive change in this world"--
Charles Martin
When Bill Frist was elected to the United States Senate, he quickly became the poster-boy for compassionate conservative values. An enigma in D.C. politics, Frist is admired across party lines and has steadily risen in Senate leadership. In 2002, he was unanimously elected the United States Senate Majority Leader--a position of unique honor. From this seat, where he counsels the President and makes major decisions affecting Americans, he frequently turns to his faith when grappling with issues like bioterrorism, AIDS, and abortion rights. In this authorized biography of the Senate Majority Leader, Bill Frist will discuss issues that are close to his heart and his desk in Washington. His sometimes controversial positions on issues like the war in Iraq, funding for AIDS in Africa, Medicare, and other headline-grabbing debates will be discussed in length, and in view of his faith position.