Non-fiction

If you are an individual that loves the products from Apple then you will be more than intrigued by the iPad 3. Of course upon receiving you will want to know just how much you can get done with it. You will want to go through all the features and know what apps you can get on the device. This is where iPad 3 Secrets: How to Get the Most from Your iPad fits in. It is a book written by a self proclaimed techie that has all the information that you could ever need to get even more great features on your new iPad.

Writer and singer Tinky Weisblat kept a journal during the final year of her mother's life. Jan Weisblat was 93 and suffered from dementia. Pulling Taffy shares journal entries, history, family photographs, and recipes that document their time together. It pays tribute to the vibrant spirit of Jan, whom her daughter called Taffy. This informal, candid memoir explores the ways in which Taffy's view of the world changes as her Alzheimer's disease develops... and the ways in which it remains the same.

Burlington, Wisconsin, has been the site of numerous UFO sightings for a century. The various spacecraft appear to shoot light, change shape at will, even write messages with their beams, though no one is sure yet what the messages mean, or to whom they're addressed. The sheer volume of sightings and encounters combined with photographic evidence definitely suggests alien spacecraft have targeted the area. Combine that with compelling first-hand accounts from credible witnesses and you have a fascinating mystery which demands solving.

The struggles of international students at Cambridge University and in the context of the United Kingdom come alive for the reader. Christian Kim's book points out the inadequacies of Cambridge University to deal with the influx of international students and their needs. Furthermore, this book exposes the underhanded policies of the British New Labour government. This book is a heart-warming account of the positivity of the human spirit to take on a big unfair power even when the odds are stacked against them.

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Born just after World War II had ended, Anona was physically, emotionally and sexually abused by the man she thought was her father. She was so unhappy that, when her friend suggested she was adopted she replied "I wish I was." Many years later Anona finds out that she is indeed adopted and begins a search for her true parents, discovering the shocking truth hidden from her for so many years which will test her faith to the limits.