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FRIESENPRESS CATALOGUE the Clear Path to Better Books FRIESENPRESS CATALOGUE The clear path to better books VOLUME 12 | 2021 100% EMPLOYEE OWNED FriesenPress is the only 100% employee-owned publishing services provider in the world. That means the team producing your book has a vested interest in your success and the achievement of your goals. We are accountable to our customers, not shareholders; when you succeed, we succeed. Our expert team is proud to have partnered with thousands of authors on publishing over 5,000 book titles since our founding in 2009. The FriesenPress process combines the professionalism and care of traditional publishing with the creative agility (and high author royalties) of DIY self-publishing. The result is a professionally bound and published book that’s owned entirely by the author. Learn more at friesenpress.com or call 1-800-792-5092 for a free publishing consultation. 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VALLIS NONFICTION EXCITED AND FULL OF THE CONFIDENCE OF YOUTH, TOTALLY BLIND RUTH arrived in London, England, to study Physiotherapy. She spoke the same language, was domestically independent, and had good mobility skills: how hard could this be? As it turns out, far more difficult than she could have ever imagined, but Ruth was determined to succeed. People who are blind face many challenges, but perhaps the biggest obstacle is the low expectations of others. You can let those who don’t understand you define who you are, or you can ignore them and follow your dreams—as Ruth did. “Love is Blind” is the memoir of Ruth Vallis. Blind before the age of 3, Ruth was the youngest pioneer of integration in the public school system in Canada, blazing a trail for many to follow. At every stage of her extraordinary life, Ruth defied the low expectations of others, and took on such challenges as biking from Ottawa to Toronto, completing a Master’s of Science degree online before technology accessibility was legislated, and more. Through it all there was her tender, tough- loving mother, Peach, offering encouragement, support and humour to overcome enormous challenges. Discover the power of women working together for good. See how obstacles can become stepping stones. Laugh, cry and be inspired!■ www.ruthvallis.com Featured on Reader’s Digest UK, Talk of Alabama on ABC, WREG News Channel 3, and Kelly and Company. “[Ruth Vallis] astutely describes the hurdles posed by blindness and the inspiring manner in which she overcame them... A thoughtful, edifying, and moving remembrance.” —Kirkus Reviews “Love Is Blind is an absolute delight... a remarkable picture of a remarkable life.” BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / NURSES —Clive Thompson, author of Coders: The Making of a New Tribe and 204 pages, Black and White, 6 x 9 the Remaking of the World and contributing writer, New York Times Magazine HARDCOVER $30.99 USD | 55% Disc “A wonderful first book.” 978-1-5255-9362-8 —Claire Jennings, film and television producer PAPERBACK $17.99 USD | 55% Disc RUTH VALLIS LIVES IN TORONTO WITH HER GUIDE DOG, DARWIN. THIS IS 978-1-5255-9361-1 her first book. Written after a thirty-two year career in Physiotherapy, mainly at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute. Entertaining her patients EBOOK with humorous or touching anecdotes to distract them from their pain $4.99 USD or discomfort. Further to this end, she would not allow “organ recitals.” 978-1-5255-9363-5 That is what she called it when patients tried to one up each other with lists of their kidney, liver or heart ailments. THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MY MOTHER, BLANCHE (Peach) Vallis, 1923-2011. Gone but never forgotten!!!■ FriesenPress CATALOGUE | Volume 12 4 NONFICTION LOVE ALWAYS BY JOHN CHARLES CORRIGAN My Wife’s Courageous Battle Against Triple-Negative Breast Cancer IT STARTED WITH A WORRISOME LUMP IN DONNA’S NECK. IT WAS MAY 2017. AT the time, John and Donna Corrigan were looking forward to the publication of John’s debut non-fiction title about the Red Knight. John had spent twenty- four years doing meticulous research on the Royal Canadian Air Force’s legendary solo-aerobatic jet performer. But, suddenly, that lump plunged the couple into a race for a diagnosis and prayers for an effective treatment. “Love Always” chronicles the many efforts and lessons learned on a journey that consumed the Corrigans for eighteen months. During that period, Donna endured two rounds of chemotherapy, a radical mastectomy, and twenty-five radiation treatments, followed by more radiation before she finally succumbed to Triple-Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC), a rare and aggressive form of the disease. Written with the hope of helping others on their breast cancer journey, “Love Always” lays out the challenges and hopes for couples and families facing a potentially terminal breast cancer diagnosis. It isn’t pretty, but it shows there is a community of loving support, from family, friends, health care professionals and even strangers, making it possible to move through the bleakest of times with love, hope, and the knowledge that we are never alone■ www.facebook.com/BooksByJohnCharlesCorrigan www.johncharlescorrigan.com “A plainspoken and extensively detailed account of cancer treatment and the pain of loss... [John Charles Corrigan] adopts a journal format, meticulously recording the dates and times of doctor visits as well as correspondence between friends and family... At the end of most chapters, Corrigan includes a summary of ‘Takeaways/Lessons Learned,’ reflecting on his experience and offering resources for caregivers and cancer patients.” —Kirkus Reviews JOHN AND DONNA CORRIGAN WERE MARRIED FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. HE BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY MEDICAL wishes it had been longer. John wrote “Love Always” for many reasons, 216 pages, Standard Color, 6 x 9 chief among them, to honour Donna’s brave breast cancer journey. He has HARDCOVER documented the many twists and turns of breast cancer diagnosis and treatments in the hope that Donna’s story will help others facing this insidious $33.49 USD | 55% Disc disease. John is retired and lives on the Frankford, Ontario rural property that 978-1-5255-8653-8 he and Donna loved and shared for nearly two decades. 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