TEN SECRETS TO LOSING WEIGHT AFTER 50
Are you over the age of 50 and struggling to lose weight? Have you tried countless diets, but nothing seems to work anymore?
If so, award-winning author and journalist, Julie A. Gorges, is ready to help. After years of struggling and decades of yo-yoing, she finally unlocked the secret of losing weight after the mid-century mark. No dangerous surgeries, diet pills, expensive weight loss programs, pricey supplements, crazy fad diets, expensive gym membership fees, or personal trainers involved.
“The book will help readers to make food choices and fitness strategies, adopt new lifestyle habits, and make a commitment to becoming more active.” – Readers’ FavoriteBuy Now
I’M YOUR DAUGHTER, JULIE
The statistics are brutal. One in three seniors die with Alzheimer’s or another kind of dementia while 15 million family caregivers care for someone with the disease. “I’m Your Daughter, Julie: Caring for a Parent with Dementia” is written by award-winning journalist and author, Julie A. Gorges, who was the primary caregiver for her mother suffering from Lewy Body dementia. Sharing her intimate story, Gorges provides a compassionate and supportive guidebook to help caregivers cope with the many difficult challenges they will face while caring for their own needs at the same time.
” A powerful book about Lewy Body dementia and other forms of Alzheimer’s. It is a caring, heart-filled story of a daughter’s journey with her mother, as they both face the monster of an illness that steals so much.” – Readers’ Favorite
FOR YOUNG ADULTS:
JUST CALL ME GOODY-TWO-SHOES
Jade Haddock, 15, wants life to be perfect. Her room is kept immaculate, clothes are always pressed, and lists are an addiction. So how did her life get so messy? As Jade comes to grips with the trauma of an older brother’s addictions and falls for the guy her best friend is dating, she discovers life isn’t always neat and orderly and choices aren’t always simple.
“A very good story that clearly shows the author is worth keeping an eye on. Gorges may go far. Wonderful!” Huntress Reviews
TIME TO CAST AWAY
When do you let go of a friendship that isn’t working anymore? This is the decision Meg Johnson, 16, faces when she realizes that her relationship with her best friend has become negative, critical, and damaging.
The story, told through diary entries of a teenage girl who has died, shows that staying in a destructive relationship can have tragic consequences. In this powerful novel, we learn that sometimes it’s crucial to “cast away” someone we love.
“This heartrending book will not leave you, even long after the last page has been read.” The Compulsive Reader