Judy Barton may be the most-watched and least-understood woman in movie history. Generations of viewers think Ferguson tells us all we need to know when he sputters, "You were his girl!" at the movie's climax. But what if the woman we've come to sympathize with is neither Elster's mistress, nor a willing accessory to murder?Kirkus Reviews says, "Barton is telling her own tale this time around - that turns out to be a good thing...Ultimately, this is a serious work. Barton doesn't a...

Once, she could barely face her reflection.Her eyes carried the weight of sorrow, her spirit dimmed by years of silence and survival. But from the ashes of heartbreak and loss, she chose to rise—rooted in fire, blossoming in sovereignty.The Return of Her: Coming Back to Self-Love is a poetic and cinematic journey of rebirth. Through lyrical prose, ancestral echoes, and powerful imagery, Wendilla Rodrigues weaves the story of a woman who refuses to remain small. A woman who ...

What if fatigue, brain fog, stubborn weight, and slower recovery were not just signs of aging, but signals your cells need better support?In Peptide Power, retired nurse and author Wendy D. Palmer introduces readers to one of the most talked-about frontiers in modern wellness: therapeutic peptides. Written for everyday readers, this guide breaks down the science behind peptides, NAD+, mitochondrial health, metabolic function, cognitive clarity, tissue repair, hormone optim...

'A life-changing book for anyone looking to live better, for longer'Rosie Nixon, author, speaker and editorAn empowering guide to the importance of embracing regular and varied natural movement in daily life, in order to live a healthier, happier life and keep doing the things you love as you age.This isn't a book about extreme fitness or unrealistic routines. It's a practical, inspiring invitation to rethink how you...

A landmark work from one of our leading political theoristsA sympathetic critique that attempts to free Left politics from its own snares, States of Injury explores how woundedness became a basis for contemporary political identity. Without condemning identity politics, Wendy Brown carefully probes the varied historical forces generating them today and the ways these formative conditions constrain emancipatory desire. Along the way, she advances a novel fe...

What if one of medicine's oldest compounds could change the way you think about cellular energy, brain health, and wellness?In The Power of Blue, Wendy D. Palmer explores the science, history, and practical use of methylene blue, a remarkable compound known for its connection to mitochondrial function, cellular energy, and cognitive support. Written by a retired registered nurse and medical case manager with more than three decades of healthcare experience, this guide brin...

Herbs are powerful medicine. Cultures around the world have cultivated relationships with healing plants for thousands of years, respecting them not just for their physical medicinal properties, but also for their spiritual power.In this book, you will enter the world of what author and licensed medical herbalist Wendy Dooner calls Plant Spirit Herbalism—a rich, colorful landscape populated by benevolent plant spirits. Each chapter focuses on a specific herb, exploring its history,...

Full of insights, exercises, and over thirty relatable stories, Spiraling Upward has transformed countless women's lives and won a Nautilus Gold and Silver Award. This expanded New Edition includes a new chapter, "Spiral Up for Dudes", to show men how they can ally with women to Spiral Up.Women are in the majority of the college-educated talent pool and are increasingly represented in positions of leadership in business and society. Why then are women withdrawing from top-tier posi...

Wendy Beth Baker's The Healing Power of Horses is devoted to the world's greatest horsepeople, the Oglala Lakota Indians of Pine Ridge, South Dakota. She begins the book by sharing the philosophy of these great horse-loving people: "There are those who feel the sun rises and sets on the back of a horse, and no matter what obstacles life sets in their way, they never dismount." The spirit and fortitude of the Lakota Indians inform Baker's words as she describes how this once-nomadic tribe c...

A landmark work from one of our leading political theoristsA sympathetic critique that attempts to free Left politics from its own snares, States of Injury explores how woundedness became a basis for contemporary political identity. Without condemning identity politics, Wendy Brown carefully probes the varied historical forces generating them today and the ways these formative conditions constrain emancipatory desire. Along the way, she advances a novel fe...

'A life-changing book for anyone looking to live better, for longer'Rosie Nixon, author, speaker and editorAn empowering guide to the importance of embracing regular and varied natural movement in daily life, in order to live a healthier, happier life and keep doing the things you love as you age.This isn't a book about extreme fitness or unrealistic routines. It's a practical, inspiring invitation to rethink how you...

"Wendy was born in Papua New Guinea as a 3rd generation Missionary and has spent most of her life helping people around the world. When she was 11 she became a foster parent to a baby in PNG while the babies mother got out of a domestic violence relationship. Wendy has been instrumental in assisting government leaders in getting laws passed to help protect our freedoms and the unborn babies. She speaks 3 languages and has traveled across the USA and around the world helping to share the lo...