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—Library Journal (STARRED REVIEW)







“Raising the Bottom brings to the forefront a very necessary and under-discussed subject. Our health-care system is currently ill-equipped to deal with the complicated problem of alcohol and drug dependence. Now more than ever, it is imperative that physicians receive better training on recognizing, understanding, and treating addiction.  Only then can we be truly effective at assisting our patients in their recovery.”



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“Raising the Bottom is an excellent resource for anyone who suspects they or a loved one has a problem with alcohol. It doesn't just focus on the problem of alcoholism, it emphasizes the solution and demonstrates that alcoholics can live wonderful, productive lives through sobriety. This is a book of hope.”



—Leslie R. Dye, MD, President, Medical Toxicology Foundation







“Raising The Bottom provides a vivid glimpse of a family in crisis, but you're left with a feeling of hope and an understanding that addiction is a disease. One cannot simply have the willpower to overcome addiction; it's a battle that can be won through God’s grace.”



—Jill Kingston, Executive Director, Brigid's Path







“Spoken from the heart. Raising the Bottom is a refreshing take on the issues women have as caretakers and enablers. Boucher writes in a straightforward manner that both the long-time worker in our industry and those new to recovery can comprehend. The stories are relevant to the trials that all women share. Entertaining as well as educational!”



—Stanley Stone, President, Resources for Recovery







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“Learning to Eat Along the Way is a beautifully written, engaging, and powerfully honest memoir of one woman's spiritual process. Margaret Bendet has shared a powerful personal story of her own awakening to the promise of Spirit, and then revealed how she worked through some of the deep psychological issues that can arise on the journey. A profoundly moving and helpful addition to contemporary spiritual literature.”

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—William Dietrich, author of The Barbed Crown and Natural Grace

“Bendet describes her dissatisfaction with her busy job at the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and what she comes to realize is a failing marriage. She begins taking yoga and meditating, which leads her to join the pack of followers of an unnamed swami. Ultimately, she accepts help from her spiritual community to heal.”

—Publishers Weekly

“It was a great delight to savor the reading of Margaret Bendet's exquisite and fascinating memoir.  With a deft and tender touch, and with a fierce honesty, Margaret weaves a tale of life adventures, discoveries, and personal struggles. She generously allows us to peer into her encounters and interactions with her meditation teachers.  She candidly tells the important story of what it actually took for her to sustain her immersive affiliation with and service to a large spiritual community.  Learning to Eat Along the Way makes many valuable contributions, not the least of which is that it adds to the literature of personal encounters and experiences with traditions of Indian spirituality and practice. I really loved this book!”   

—Paul Muller-Ortega, founder of Blue Throat Yoga

“The incredible impact of Eastern spirituality on American culture in the 1970s and beyond is far from adequately documented—and Margaret Bendet's book gives us insight into this formative period from a first-person perspective. Even more importantly, it is honest, raw, warm, funny, and real, and everyone who has committed to deep spiritual work with a living teacher can relate to this story and benefit from Margaret's company in the form of this wonderful book.”

—Christopher D. Wallis, author of Tantra Illuminated

“This is a candid, insightful and courageous autobiographical narrative of Margaret Bendet’s encompassing spiritual yearning and continuing process of awakening. This book will encourage, inspire, and give support to readers as they reflect on the meaning of their own stories.”

—William K. Mahony, author of Exquisite Love

Learning to Eat Along the Way

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'This book is one of the first considering the European measures on Sovereign debt crisis resolution as a whole, and putting it in a larger context. It will profoundly help scholars and practitioners to explore all instruments for regulation of such ahighly sensitive area, both in their strengths and weaknesses, also giving an extremely accurate description of past and current sovereign debt crises. Focusing on both European institutional measures and private law tools, it provides the community of scholars with a new and deep instrument for further analysis of this evolving topic.'
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“Don’t Put the Boats Away is chock-full of well-researched historical details about political events, medical advancements, and even food trends of the 1940s, ’50s, and ’60s, and it also offers important commentary on professional opportunities for women during these decades. The author creates believable characters with complex interior lives. Overall, it’s a touching tale that examines the ways in which grief, regret, and unmet expectations can reverberate through generations.”



—Kirkus Reviews



 



“Don’t Put the Boats Away is an impeccably researched and simultaneously heartfelt novel about what it was to be a woman and a scientist in the wake of the Second World War. The world needs more novels like this.”



—Louisa Hall, The Carriage House, Speak, Trinity



 



“Reading Don’t Put the Boats Away is like being enveloped in a family, a real family bound by love and loss, music and science. It’s a testament to the danger of secrets and the hope we place in future generations. I enjoyed it thoroughly.”



—Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, Eden and The Nine



 



“Don’t Put the Boats Away is a richly detailed family saga of the Suttons’ post-WWII lives—and a wonderful sequel to Ames Sheldon’s first novel Eleanor’s Wars. Ames’s knack for period authenticity is paired with a keen portrayal of the inner lives of major characters that transcend common narratives of ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s America. Complex relationships, dedication to music, science, and family loyalty, and the haunting legacy of war even on privileged families make this a compelling read.”



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“Sheldon shows us that, although the sea of life is filled with waves of change and raging riptides, if we surround ourselves with the people and things we love, the voyage is not so treacherous.”



—Minnesota Monthly



“Don't Put the Boats Away is a thoroughly engaging story. . . . I recommend this gem of a story to a broad audience.”

—Online Book Review

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Don't Put the Boats Away

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