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A biography of a young woman whose unorthodox form has helped her become a top money-winner during her first year on the professional gold circuit.

Contains seventy-five columns from "The Philadelphia Inquirer" in which John Grogan ruminates on a variety of topics, such as dogs, zero-tolerance school policies, and family.

Take an astonishing journey into the heart of the Al Qaeda terrorist organization's secret world. From the beginning as Arab Afghans fighting under the banner of Islam in the 1980s to their involvement in present-day conflicts and terrorist attacks, examine the origins, aims, and history behind this infamous group. Delve into the personality of their leader Osama Bin Laden, and discover the reasons why he and his followers have become the implacable enemies of the United States.

James McBride chronicles his twelve-year journey to learn about his mother's past, describing her unhappy childhood, marriage, refusal to admit she was white, and creation of an all-black church in Harlem, and shares details of his own life and the challenges he faced coping with his family's secrets.

Bestselling author John Grogan reflects on his life, discussing his childhood, adulthood, illness, faith, family, and identity.

Examines the U.S. war on terror in Afghanistan, specifically the battles of Tora Bora and Operation Anaconda, and discusses the strategic policies in Washington, media coverage, and the escape of bin Laden and his followers.