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Vladimir Maz'ya (born 1937) is an outstanding mathematician who systematically made fundamental contributions to a wide array of areas in mathematical analysis and in the theory of partial differential equations. In this fascinating book he describes the first thirty years of his life. He starts with the story of his family, speaks about his childhood, high school and university years, describe his formative years as a mathematician. Behind the author's personal recollections, with his own joys, sorrows and hopes, one sees a vivid picture of the time. He speaks warmly about his friends, both outside and inside mathematics. The author describes the awakening of his passion for mathematics and his early achievements. He mentions a number of mathematicians who influenced his professional life. The book is written in a readable and inviting way sometimes with a touch of humor. It can be of interest for a very broad readership.
The "utterly compelling, uncommonly beautiful" collection of personal essays (Newsweek) that established Jo Ann Beard as one of the leading writers of her generation. Cousins, mothers, sisters, dolls, dogs, best friends: these are the fixed points in Jo Ann Beard's universe, the constants that remain when the boys of her youth -- and then men who replace them -- are gone. This widely praised collection of autobiographical essays summons back, with astonishing grace and power, moments of childhood epiphany as well as the cataclysms of adult life: betrayal, divorce, death. The Boys of My Youth heralded the arrival of an immensely gifted and influential writer and its essays remain surprising, original, and affecting today. "A luminous, funny, heartbreaking book of essays about life and its defining moments." --Harper's Bazaar
"When I was little, I could hardly do anything. But now I can do lots of things, like braid my own hair and go to nmusery school. I'm not a baby anymore. I'm me!"Jamie Lee Curtis and Laura Cornell perfectly capture a little girl's simple, childlike celebration of herself, as she looks back on her childhood from the lofty height of four and a half years. This spirited view of growing up is perfect for the youngest readers.
"By fearlessly revealing the horrors of her upbringing-- alcoholism, madness, sexual abuse, and that's just for starters-- this supremely gifted actress and filmmaker delivers a story of emotional survival that is raw, wild and shocking, yet also dazzlingly funny."--Amazon.com
A step-by-step guide to adjusting to life with celiac disease, including gluten-free recipes, for the 3 million Americans afflicted with this increasingly diagnosed condition.
Carrie is a young woman in her last year of journalislm college. She was raised by grandparents who would not talk about her parents. Any information she learned had to be hunted down. On her 21st birthday, she is surprsed with something that will help her find out crucial missing pieces. She finds much more than just answers along the way.
Outta the Blue By: Helen Hyche-Freeman Outta the Blue is a memoir that begins with Helen Hyche-Freeman’s parents and grandparents during the Great Depression era, World War II, and the Jim Crow South. That period in history was hard for everyone, miserable for many, and unbearable for others, especially African-Americans just coming out of slavery. The message in this book represents a part of history that many would prefer to forget but unfortunately, we are still learning lessons that were not learned at that time because many chose to forget and the mindset just swept it under the rug. The lives of black families from that period are rarely written about. There are many entries of struggle in this book that Helen either lived through and dealt with and/or overcame due to personal strength of character from God, perseverance, tenacity, the will to overcome, learning from mistakes and failures, God’s guidance, protection, and presence, which have been constant in her life. God is real. We must trust him, have faith in him, obey his commands, and repent of our sins. There are consequences for our sins that will fall on our lives, our children’s lives, and/or our grandchildren’s lives. That is a heavy price to pay for sins. We all deal with trials and tribulations in this life; even Jesus had trials and tribulations and he was perfect.
An Autobiography of myself from a child to adulthood. Communicating from a very young age with a guide named Jane and gradually many others. This showed me different pathways of knowledge: At times very harsh learning how to help other that have suffered within their sadness and bereavements in which I suffer as well. For me to understand others as a child witnessing many misty visions of people that would accompany human beings walking among the road as I became older realizing that not all would have these visions of people that had passed away to spirit world. In my latter years - teaching development for others in my groups that I ran locally and in London to witness the pupils face of delight when they saw their guide in a vision through meditation and communicating to their loved ones in the spirit world.