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Hands of Gold: One Man's Quest to find the Silver Lining in Misfortune
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Resilience and Transformation: The Intersection of History, Medicine, and Personal Growth with Roni Robbins
Award-winning journalist and author Roni Robbins joins Healthy Mind, Healthy Life host Avik Chakraborty for a thoughtful conversation on resilience, storytelling, and the lasting impact of family history. Drawing inspiration… Read More »Resilience and Transformation: The Intersection of History, Medicine, and Personal Growth with Roni Robbins
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Brave Face: The Inspiring WWII Memoir of a Dutch/German Child (WWII Historical Fiction):
"It's pretty funny that Goodreads lets us review our own books. This one was co-written, so I'll review Meta's part. Seriously, this is a great book, all about one child's experience of WWII. Suitable for adults and teens, but maybe not children under"
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Hands of Gold: One Man's Quest to find the Silver Lining in Misfortune (New Jewish Fiction):
"Roni is a journalist, and you can tell. Her writing is crisp and evocative. The book is hard to put down, as it follows the life of Sam. Although classified as fiction, this book reveals much truth, particularly about the experience of immigrants and"
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