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American spirit: profiles in resilience, courage, and faith

✍ Scribed by DeFelice, Jim;Kyle, Taya


Book ID
100566174
Publisher
HarperCollins; William Morrow
Year
2019
Tongue
en-US
Weight
185 KB
Edition
First edition
Category
Fiction
City
United States,United States.
ISBN
0062683713

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✦ Synopsis


Sometimes life leads us through painful and lonely territory. But what happens when you see challenge as an opportunity to discover your purpose --and change the world? Join Taya Kyle and thirty-five remarkable Americans on their extraordinary journeys from despair to lives of passion and service.

After losing her husband, "American Sniper" Chris Kyle, bestselling author Taya Kyle entered a period of inconsolable grief. And yet this darkness has served as a catalyst for profound growth. Taya found her own reserve of strength with the help of the generous love and support of family and friends--and also many strangers across America, who selflessly shared their own stories of suffering, survival, and triumph. Inspired by her experience, Taya found her calling: spreading a message of how love, passion, and service can combine to help us persevere over personal pain and heal our communities.

Working with trusted collaborator Jim DeFelice...

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