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She smoked her very first cigarette at the tender age of fourteen, and her last shortly after turning thirty. Told with cracking wit and brutal honesty, you'll laugh out loud at Cece Serrant's account of a nicotine-fueled love affair. Through her story she also shares the strategy that helped her to quit smoking and stay quit years later! The Last Cigarette offers a simple, natural plan to quit smoking and stay quit. Follow along as Cece battles withdrawal, self-sabotage and weight gain in her attempt to break a powerful addiction to nicotine. Then use the activity charts included to create your own quit story. Self Help, Nicotine Addiction, Memoir

Three memoirs about isolation, aging, and death from an author whose “private self is as intelligent and generous as her public persona” (Publishers Weekly). Fifty Days of Solitude: Faced with a rare opportunity to experiment with true solitude, Doris Grumbach decided to live in her coastal Maine home without speaking to anyone for fifty days. A New York Times Notable Book, the result is a “quiet, elegantly written” recollection about what it means to write, to be alone, and to come to terms with mortality (Publishers Weekly). The Pleasure of Their Company: As her eightieth birthday approaches, Doris Grumbach uses the event as an opportunity both to look backward and to grow. She weaves a delightful tapestry of “surprising and meaningful observations,” allowing readers a glimpse into her life and the characters that have peopled her nearly eight decades on Earth (Library Journal). Extra Innings: This New York Times Notable Book follows a year in Doris Grumbach’s life, beginning with the release of her memoir Coming into the End Zone, and revealing that she possesses as keen an eye in her seventies as she did when she wrote The Spoil of Flowers thirty years earlier. In this “clear, honest picture of her own old age,” Grumbach details each passing month with their trials and triumphs (Library Journal).

Chronicling his own life and times, William B. Davis, the actor who played the notorious villain Cancerman on "The X-Files," discusses his loves, losses, hopes, fears, and accomplishments in this unique and engaging autobiography. An all-access look into the life of a versatile actor, this life story includes anecdotes, recollections, and gossip from roles with such greats as Laurence Olivier, Maggie Smith, Martin Sheen, Brian Dennehy, and Donald Sutherland. From the University of Toronto and theater school in Britain to Hollywood and appearances on "Smallville" and "Stargate SG-1," this memoir recalls one actor's journey from the main stage to the mainstream.

The author describes his childhood, education, and professional career in security analysis, and recounts what Wall Street was like in the roaring twenties

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