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    Author: Ken Corday

    ISBN-13: 978-1-4022-4222-9

    As a long time Days fan (I saw my first show at age 14), this book was an enjoyable trip down memory lane allowing me to reminisce about the good old days of growing up with Bo and Hope and Kayla and Patch. The families of Days are so courageous and strong and, reading this book, it is no wonder


    • Author: Roseann Lombardi
    • ISBN: 9781935097167
    • Publisher: Two Harbors
    With an ending that you bring you to tears, author Roseann Lombardi’s tribute to her mom, Anna Plato Lauro, is a must read for anyone who is thinking about care for a loved outside their home

    Author: Alison Arngrim
    ISBN:  978-0-06-196214-1


    Let me begin by saying that this was a fantastic reminder of my father.  Yes, my father…God rest his soul.  My sister and I so loved Little House, but every time the theme song came on my father would grunt and roll his eyes at us.  In fact, he did that with Charlie’s Angels, too.  (Good thing he loved us J)

    Author: Jonathan Rogers
    Publisher: Thomas Nelson
    ISBN: 978-1-59555-305-8

    This lively text should appeal to both youngster and adult alike, and should serve as a welcome addition to any home, school or college library


    Author: Jeannette Katzir
    Publisher: Jeannette Katzir
    ISBN: 978-0-615-27483-6

    Broken Birds is a well-written study in personal insight, relative ties, and human patience as a woman discovers who she is because of and despite her family's past



    Author: Christopher Heard
    ISBN:-10: 1926745027
    ISBN:-13: 978-1926745022
    Publisher: Transit Publishing

    Great work Mr. Heard!  You made me a Spears fan.  Not the singing, perhaps, but definitely an admirer of her determination and sheer will




    Author: Amy Dickinson
    ISBN:  978-1-4013-1012-7

    In reading this wonderfully written memoir, I felt like I’d found my “soul-sister.”  Not only do we share the same name, but we believe that our family is literally the backbone of who we are, and draw our strength and courage from the people who love us the most.




    Author: Helen Waldstein Wilkes
    ISBN: 978-1-897425-53-4
    Publisher: Athabasca University Press

    In an unforgettable read, the author has cleverly included the context of the letters, pictures she was able to locate, and her own heartfelt story behind the discoveries. It was an emotional journey for me as well, as I learned more about this family and their struggle to survive in a most overwhelming time


    Author: Ruth Kassinger
    Publisher: Harper Collins
    ISBN: 978-0-06-154774-4



    Author: Christopher Heard
    ISBN:-10: 1926745027
    ISBN:-13: 978-1926745022
    Publisher: Transit Publishing

    Brittany needs to fix that mirror and create a clearer picture. You don’t have to please the world, you need to be who you are and that is just fine and deserve a big hug and congrats for your comeback

    Author: Pamela Ferris-Olson
    ISBN:  978-0-615-34066-1
    Publisher:  Out of the Box Publishing Company LLC

    This book is about three women and the choices they made for their lives.  Each woman, a different nationality with perhaps more in common than they knew, all living in the Dayton area.

    Author: Ian Halperin
    ISBN:  978-0-9812396-6-8


    Author:  Art Ortenberg
    ISBN:  978-1-589794-94-8
    Publisher:  Taylor Trade Publishing

    This book will take you through many emotions


    Author: Alfred Langer
    ISBN: 9781934938850
    Publisher: Langton Street Press

    Alfred Langer we are truly blessed that shared your story and your life with us. I am honored to have reviewed this heartfelt, heartbreaking and yet encouraging story of one family who would never take defeat. As your mother said: God did not mean for us to be ruined. You more than proved him right


    Author: Pamela Ferris-Olson
    Publisher: Out of the Box Publishing Company, LLC
    ISBN-10: 0615340660
    ISBN-13: 978-0615340661


    Living in the Heartland: Three Extraordinary Women's Stories
    by Pamela Ferris-Olson gives a unique look into the lives and history of three minority women



    Author:  Biographer, Christopher Heard
    ISBN:  978-1-926745-04-6

    This is a poignant book showing the split personalities of a much-beloved actor who has made bad decisions over time - like the rest of us



    Author: Peter Leithart
    ISBN:  978-1-5955-5302-7

    The biographer has done a fantastic job in the telling of Jane Austen's life; facts were offered as any good biographer will do, but he left our beloved icon a heart and soul that shows on every page




    Author: Daniel J. Tomasulo
    Publisher: Graywolf Press
    ISBN: 978-1555974992

    As a writer, Daniel stands out from the crowd. His narrative skills are incredibly engaging and his passages truly memorable. His words speak to the instincts and emotions of the reader

    Author: Mitch Kruse (With Derek Williams)
    ISBN:-13:  978-1-935391-31-9

    Well written without being too “preachy,” the authors have done a fine job offering words of guidance to a world that’s teetering on the edge of faith






    Author: Mika Brzezinski
    Publisher: Weinstein Books
    ISBN: 978-160286111-4

    With brutal honesty, Mika Brzezinski – co-host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe recounts how trying to be a career woman, a wife, and a mother - in essence having it all - almost ended in tragedy for her young family




    Author: Jim Moret
    Publisher: Phoenix Books
    ISBN-13: 978-1-60747-701-3: ISBN-10: 1-60747-701-7


    Author: Ali Eteraz
    ISBN: 978-0-06-156708-7

     Should be read by anyone attempting to understand Islam and Muslims in general. Students of religion or spirituality will be enlightened and entertained by this book.

    Title: All Things at Once
    Author: Mika Brzezinski
    ISBN: 1602861110
    Publisher: Weinstein Books

    A Memoir For Everyone



    Author: Dr. William B. Stanford
    ISBN: 978-0-595-43311-7
    Publisher: iUniverse

    Lizzi and Fredl is the memoir of Frederick and Alice Steiner, Austrian Catholics who fled Austria in August, 1938, months after the Anschluss (the annexation of Austria to Nazi German).


    Author:  Bonnie McGee
    ISBN:  9780615250595
    Publisher:  Skylark Publications

    This book is recommended for readers who enjoy travel books as well as for those interested in hearing about reaching out and grabbing the dream of another life.  Those who indulge will come away inspired and refreshed.  This is a gorgeous book and one that is highly recommended


    Author: Candace Fleming
    Illustrator: Ray Fenwick
    Publisher: Schwartz & Wade Books (An Imprint of Random House Children's Books)
    ISBN: 978-0-375-84197-2

    Even though we may be familiar with the name P.T. Barnum, one of the greatest showmen and founder of the Barnum & Bailey Circus, how many of us can truthfully say we know the real Barnum?





    Author: Joseph Burke
    ISBN-10: 1934938505
    ISBN-13: 978-1934938508
    Publisher: Langdon Street Press



    Author: Judith March Davis
    ISBN: 9781934938904
    Publisher: Langdon Street Press

    Dorothy Rowe left the world a great legacy in her books, poetry, articles and her articles. But, the best tribute to a parent and legacy is one that Judith March Davis has written and the special toast she made to her mother when she went and fulfilled her dream of going to China


    Author:  Ann Seymour
    ISBN: 978-0-915090-82-2


    Most books like this one are heavily based on and written as history books, giving the background more than the emotion.  I am honored, proud, and grateful to the author for giving the reader, me, so much more than what I could read in textbooks

    Author: Frank Romano
    Publisher: World Audience Inc
    ISBN: 978-1-934209-43-1

    From the very first pages of Frank Romano's Storm Over Morocco, this autobiographical memoir and travelogue of one man's spiritual search rivets you with drama, and rarely lets up over the next 341 pages



    Author: Kyra E. Hicks
    ISBN: 978-0-9824796-5-0

    How often do we have the opportunity to participate in a journey researching one of the best-known African-American quilters, Harriet Powers, who was born near Athens Georgia into slavery in 1837 and died in 1910? When Kyra E. Hicks, a quilter herself, began compiling a simple annotated bibliography of references to Harriet Powers, she hadn't a clue as to what “goodies” she would discover and that her findings would eventually culminate in a fascinating tome, This I Accomplish: Harriet Powers' Bible Quilt and Other Pieces



    Author:  Stephen Schettini
    Publisher:  Green Leaf Book Group Press
    ISBN:  978-1-60832-005-9

    The Novice:  Why I Became a Buddhist Monk, Why I Quit & What I Learned by Stephen Schettini is a well-written memoir that almost seems like a version of Jack Kerouac's On the Road, but overseas, and with a more religious theme


    Author: Joyce Fetzer Schutten
    ISBN: 978-1-60743-418-4
    Publisher: Judson Books

    In reading these essays we are fortunate to be beneficiaries of skillfully woven narratives that are deeply readable and thoughtful






    Author: Ali Eteraz
    ISBN: 978-0-06-156708-7
    Publisher: HaperOne (An Imprint of HarperCollins)

    Fascinating may be an overused word, but it does describe the memoir of Abir ul Islam, as he narrates the different stages of his young life and his emotional wrestling with Islam




    Author:  Marv Gold
    Publisher:  Red Hen Press
    ISBN:  978-1-59708-51-0


    Author: Ronald Probstein
    Publisher: iUnvierse, Inc
    ISBN: 978-1-4401-4187-4

    Honest Sid: Memoir of a Gambling Man is a moving memoir where each page is filled with small details that resonate with meaning. It is a fascinating peek at an nontraditional way of life that leaves you wanting more


    Author: James L. Franklin , M.D.
    Publisher: The University of Chicago Section of Gastroenterology
    ISBN: 13: 978-0-615-22605-7 (cloth):  ISBN: 10: 0-615-22605-1 (cloth)




    Author:  Evelyn Tannehill
    ISBN: 978-1-58736-693-2

    I want to send my special thanks to this author.  You have taught me a great deal and I am truly an admirer – not only of your wonderfully descriptive prose, but also your pride, determination, and strength in a world that’d literally fallen down around your ears.





    Author: Elaine Margolis
    ISBN: 9781934938102
    Publisher: Bascom Hill Publishing

     

    Author: Judy L. Mandel
    Publisher: Schlesinger Books
    ISBN: 978-0-9825146-0-3

     
    Mandel’s memoir is as riveting and gut wrenching as any piece of thriller fiction I’ve read. Once I started, I couldn’t put this book down until I reached what I knew would be the inevitable unavoidable disaster that had been the reason for the author’s existence.






    Author: E. E. Smith 
    ISBN: 978-0-9798599-1-5 
    Publisher: Hanover House 

    Boardinghouse Stew by E. E. Smith is an interesting snapshot about life in a boardinghouse during World War II. The author tells her own story of working as a maid and cook for a summer in Mrs. Mumson's home on the West Coast in 1943.




    Author: Bo Parfet with Richard Buskin
    ISBN: 978-08144-1084-4
    Publisher: Amacom Books

    Die Trying: One Man's Quest to Conquer the Seven Summits is an inspiring memoir by a man, who at the age of 26, began a four-year journey to summit all of the highest climbs on the seven continents


    Author: Andy Andrews
    Publisher: Hay House Publishing
    ISBN-13: 978-0-981-9709-1-2

    This book was really refreshing, entertaining and had a lot of humor and great stories. Everyone needs to read this to remember that there are places in the world that do not need modern technology and the frills to survive






    Author: Norman Friedgut

    ISBN: ISBN-10: 1440405557:   13: 978-1440405556
    Publisher: CreateSpace

    Read this book, live the danger, and savor the thrill







    Author: Mike Stefan Strozier
    Publisher: World Audience Publishers
    ISBN: 978-0978808662

    Reading the book’s subtitle – schizophrenia, homelessness, war, alcoholism, and divorce – did at first induce some apprehension: was it going to be another gloom-and-doom story?




    Author: Michael Greenberg
    Publisher: Other Press
    ISBN: 978-1-59051-341-5


    The diversity of the stories is the greatest asset of this book. Greenberg is like the prolific raconteur whom you could sit down with at a bar and easily spend hours just enjoying yourself as he entertains you with his sketches of his social milieu as well as his thoughts concerning a wide variety of topics including his Jewish identity, family, conflict, literature, and a host of other stimulating topics





    Author: Jan Elvin
    Publisher: Amacom Books
    ISBN: 9780814410493


    The Box from Braunau: In Search of My Father’s War is a touching tribute. Not only does it celebrate the life and legacy of author Jan Elvin’s father Bill, it also gives honor to the men who fought in WWII and celebrates the prisoners of the concentration camps they liberated


    Author: Ray Parker
    ISBN: 978-0964092433
    Publisher: Mill City Publishing

    Parker has given us a small piece of his war time experiences, but this morsel is quite gripping, although at times tragic, when we read about the thousands of Allied soldiers who lost their lives fighting the Nazis



    Author: Sonya N. Jason
    ISBN: 978-0-7864-3832-7

    In a way, Maria Gulovich was an accidental heroine of WWII but in a profound way, she was a very deliberate one. No one forced her to hide Jews in the Slovakian grade school where she was a teacher, but when a leader of the Slovakian underground discovered what she had done, he gave her a choice: either face Nazi arrest for hiding Jews or work as a courier for the Slovakian underground. She chose to become a courier




    Author:  Rick D. Niece
    ISBN:  987-0-9815462-0-9

    Childhood memories and circumstances stay with a person forever, and this book reminds us that a rich, caring community can make all the difference in people’s lives


    Author: Norman Ollestad
    Publisher: Ecco
    ISBN: 978-0061766725


    I would more than recommend this that I read in one sitting and could not put down







    Author: Norman Friedgut

    ISBN: ISBN-10: 1440405557:   13: 978-1440405556
    Publisher: CreateSpace

    The book,  My War, is an easy and fun read.  Its tone is exactly what it should be: comfortable and fascinating






    Author: Greg Dawson
    Publisher: Pegasus Books
    ISBN: 978-1-60598-045-4

    Rarely am I able to read a book in one sitting, however Greg Dawson’s Hiding in the Spotlight was the exception. 
    In Hiding in the Spotlight Dawson narrates the story of his mother, Zhanna Arshanskaya, who was a Holocaust survivor and an extraordinary pianist.



    Author: Nancy Mehagian
    Publisher: Cielo Press
    ISBN: 978-0-9799305-0-8

    Nancy Mehagian has lived a life that is the stuff of legends.  Wild and free, traveling and tripping on drugs, she lived more before thirty than most of us live in a lifetime.  And, we’re so jealous.



    Authors: John and Bessie Gonleh with Bruce Beakley
    Published by Winepress Publishing
    ISBN: 978-1-57921-930-7

    Refuge’ will leave you in awe of the Creator who gave us the amazing ability to adapt and persevere in the worst of circumstances. It is also a reminder to appreciate what we have and count our blessings while we can for we never know what tomorrow may bring or what God has in store for us.




    Author: Alice Resch Synnestvedt

    ISBN: 0-96-48042-6-3

    Publisher: Intentional Productions


    During World War Two, Alice Resch Synnestvedt, working in southern France with the American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker organization, helped rescue dozens of Jewish children from certain death in Nazi concentration camps.





    Author: Jan Elvin
    Publisher: American Management Association, 1601 Broadway, NY, 10019
    ISBN: 978-0-8144-1049-3

      A peek into a father's war life and how it affected him when he returned



    Author: Jan Elvin
    Publisher: AMACOM
    ISBN: 978-0-8144-1049-3

    “Soldiers aren’t the only casualties of war”, says author Jan Elvin in the afterword of this engrossing and well written memoir. ” Their families suffer as well although their battles are fought later, on the home front.” 



    Author: Patrick Miles
    ISBN:10: 1843919001:   13:9781843919001
    Publisher: Hesperus Press

    There is a current trend in America where former celebrities who have been forgotten (usually for just cause) are being resurrected from the celebrity dead. This is, of course, thanks to those unimaginative bastards, the stewards of our popular culture, the directors of television programming. Such figures as Hulk Hogan, Bret Michaels and the ‘Two Coreys’ are just a few examples of the cultural living dead. With so many instances of former celebrities again becoming popular it is quite legitimate to ask the question, “Does this person have any relevancy to current society?”




    Author: Fernande K. Davis
    Publisher: Beach Lloyd Publishers
    ISBN:978-0-9792778-7-0

    Memoirs written against a particular historical backdrop can make that history come alive in clarifying and startling ways. Girl in the Belgian Resistance is a marvelous example.


    Author: Steve Luxenberg
    Publisher: Hyperion
    ISBN: 978-1-6013-2267-2

    When Steve Luxenberg, author of Annie’s Ghosts began his journey seeking to unravel a family secret, little did he know at the time that he would be really opening up a huge can of worms that would lead to some jolting findings about his family. 





    Author: Chris Bowen
    ISBN: 978-1-4327-2453-5
    Publisher: Outskirts Press.com


    Winner of the prestigious Teacher of the Year for Los Angeles County- a county that employs over 80,000 teachers, Chris Bowen has penned an impressive memoir with his Our Kids: Building Relationships in the Classroom. According to Bowen, “To work with children is to see, to catch, these small untraceable moments. It is to watch a child pause, cocoon, and re-emerge as a whole new entity.”   




    Author: Maureen McCormick
    ISBN: 978-0-06-149014-9
    Publisher: William Morrow

    Admitting she had a cocaine problem, actress Maureen McCormick—famous for playing the role of Marcia Brady in the classic sitcom, The Brady Bunch—told a friend, “I’m afraid of what I’m going to feel if I don’t get high anymore.” For the first time in public, she gets personal in her revealing memoir, Here’s The Story.




    Author: L. John McCulloch
    Published by Outskirts Press, Inc.
    ISBN: 978-1-4327-3785-6

    In sharing his own story, McCulloch’s prayer is that others will be able to find comfort and healing through the presence of the Lord. His testimony is powerful, passionate and inspirational.







    Edited by: Persis R. Grangera
    Publisher: iUniverse Star
    ISBN: 9780595297269

    This book is a collection of personal stories shared by daughters of patients diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.




    Author:  Charles Tillinghast
    Publisher: Outskirts Press
    ISBN 978-1-4327-2924-051095


    This deceptively slim book (under a 100 pages) provides an interesting behind the scenes look at the Beatles’ relationship with their American recording company, Capitol Records and, more significantly, with each other. It briefly chronicles the fortunes of both the Beatles and Capitol Records from their alliance in 1962, through to the band’s break up less than a decade later. As one of the lawyers handling the Beatles’ contracts at Capitol Records, the author had the opportunity to interact with the Beatles, and observe their business relationship with Capitol at close quarters.




    Author: Alice Pung
    Publisher: Plume
    ISBN: 978-0-452-29000-6


    There’s something about the tale of a new immigrant that allows us to see our own world in a new way. In this debut nonfiction memoir by Alice Pung, the stories contained within “Unpolished Gem” reflect the conflicts (both internal and external) of a person straddling two worlds, the ultimate outsider, never comfortable in either.




    Author:June Cross

    ISBN:978-0143112112

    Publisher:Penguin


    Secret Daughter is a memoir that will fill your heart with a mixture of emotions. Sadness for a young mother who is forced by a harsh and unforgiving culture to deny the daughter that she so clearly loves with all her heart. Empathy for the little girl that doesn’t understand the hierarchy of differences that kept her from her mother’s side. And finally, the sorrow of so many lost years of closeness that might have been.





    Author: Muriel P. Engelman, WWII Army Nurse, retired R.N.

    ISBN: 978-0-595-48110-1

    Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.


    Ms. Engelman might not be able to stop the clock from ticking, but she has done a great service in writing a memoir of her eight decades, not only for WWII aficionados, but for anyone interested in a wide variety of human characters, painted in vivid and humorous detail.












    Author:  James J. Laski
    ISBN:   978-1-4343-6279-7
    ISBN:   978-1-4343-6280-3
    Publisher:  Author House

     
    In My Fall From Grace, City Hall to Prison Walls, James Laski blows the lid off in what he refers to as “nasty Chicago politics” in this comprehensive account of his rise from the second highest elected position as city clerk to his incarceration in the infamous “Hired Truck” program scandal.



    Author: Svetlana Kim
    ISBN: 978-1-4196-5574-6

    From the very first paragraph of Svetlana Kim’s White Pearl and I: A Memoir of a Political Refuge, readers experience quite a riveting ride with amazing drama and fascinating history as the author recounts her journey from her Russian homeland to the United States where after ten years becomes a citizen.

    The 282 page memoir rarely lets up as Svetlana imparts her readers with scores of character sketches and various happenings of her ancestors that provide real insights into their spellbinding and difficult lives, particularly that of her grandmother Bya-ok (“White Pearl”) who had a profound influence on Kim’s own life and subsequent survival in the United States.




    Author:Arthur Desmarais

    ISBN:978-1-4389-3804-2

    Publisher:AuthorHouse


    Me, My God, My Country is a wonderfully well-written and insightful work from this new author, Arthur Desmarais. Easy to read and enjoy, Arthur deftly delves into his own inner passions and subconscious ideals of a life and country that keeps us all in a constant quest for change. Arthur, in his writing, shows himself to be a great talent of intellectual fortitude.







    Authors: Tasha Tudor and Richard Brown

    Publisher: Little, Brown and Company

    ISBN: 978 -0 -316 -11292-5


    The late Tasha Tudor, was a writer and illustrator of children’s’ books. Her farm in southern Vermont is a physical manifestation of all that was dear to her.This book explores her home, gardens, hobbies, writings and illustrations; all of which reflect the romantic nature of this multifaceted individual.





    Author: Michael Karpin

    ISBN: 978-0-470-17373-2

    Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc

    It is difficult to conceive just how Tightrope: Six Centuries of a Jewish Dynasty was written. It is just over four hundred pages in size including very extensive footnotes, yet it is huge in its accomplishment. And this is exactly what Israeli television and news reporter Michael Karpin was able to pull off when he wrote about an Ashkenazi family, the Backenroths, dating back to 1350.




    Author: Nancy Henderson-James

    ISBN: 978-0-911051-67-4

    Publisher: Plain View Press

     

    With At Home Abroad: An American Girl in Africa, Nancy Henderson-James has proven herself to be a masterful talent in crafting a captivating memoir infused with a great deal of vivacity, introspection and even some humor and poetry. It is not a memoir to rapidly gulp down, but one to mull over as the author unfolds her childhood through impressionist morsels.




    Title: Bringing Back The Magic

    Author: Margaret T. Wright

    ISBN: 978-0-9821198-0-8

    Publisher: Tewillager Publishing (A Division of Equatorial Group, Ltd)

    Margaret (Maggie) Wright, author of Bringing Back the Magic: A Transformational Memoir can be described as a rare bird who is particularly well-informed on the African Grey parrot, however, as she points out, she prefers to be called eccentric because her heart opens so much to animals in general.





    Author:  Ray Hickey

    ISBN-10: 0615194834

    ISBN-13: 978-0615194837

    I was very impressed with the candor and honesty with which Ray Hickey told the story of his life in this book.  I have seen men like him on almost every job that I have held in my life:   Good men who are honest and have a strong work ethic.  But you don’t see so many who have gone to the heights that this man has.

     







    Author: Wendy Kinney-Kendall

    ISBN13: 9781869790431
    Publisher: Random House NZ.


    Barbara Kendell is an extraordinary woman. She has not only won windsurfing medals at three Olympics, she is a mother, an IOC representative, public speaker and mentor. This biography, written by her sister, tells the inspiring story of an extraordinary woman who overcame her personal challenges and remains at the top of her sport after twenty years of competition.



    Author:  Carol Leonard

    ISBN:  978-0-615-19550-6

    Publisher:  Bad Beaver Farm

    Carol Leonard, cofounder of the Midwives Alliance of North America, and midwife of thirty years, helped to make midwives legal and certified in her state of New Hampshire.  Believing that women should have an empowering experience of giving birth, and have the option of a home birth, she felt drawn to helping women after the birth of her son, and started assisting doctors and learning all she could.  This remarkable memoir is the journey of one woman finding her calling as a midwife and finding love on the way.




    Author: Sam Wyly

    ISBN-10: 1557048037

    ISBN-13: 978-1557048035

    Sam Wyly was a pioneer in many ways.  From humble beginnings in Paradise Island, Louisiana, which Sam described as the poorest town in America, he and his brother learned many of life’s lessons together.  Sam tells of how he learned much of what was important in getting on in life from the experience of his family losing it all and having to move from a painted house in town to their unpainted, tin roofed country house where he spent the rest of his youth.



    Author: Howard M. Layton

    ISBN 13: 978-0-9676008-5-7

    Publishers: Three Spires Publishers


    Love and Sand is the exciting memoir of a former flyer for the RAF.  Howard M. Layton  intermingles the stories of his love affairs with his hair raising exploits  as an officer of the RAF in south-Africa and  El Alamein where the Eighth army defeated Rommel.



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