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The Chopped Liver Books
2007 Book
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2004 Book | 2003 Book |
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We are grateful to our late president Ernie Weckbaugh for developing the
Chopped Liver series: | |
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 Chopped Liver for the Kindred Spirit
(2007). This book is
dedicated to the power of the story to impact your life. Stories of people
and their experiences, of brotherhood, hope and confidence,
uplifting messages of hope that show that "chopped liver" is not the end but
the beginning of great things. As Dr. Terry Paulson, who wrote the
introduction, so aptly says, "As kindred souls on our own journey through
life, enjoy the ride these stories provide." | |
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Liver for the Gentle Spirit (2006). In a world increasingly crowded
with greed and growing coarseness, this fourth book in our series shares stories about the gentle souls (including pets) in
people's lives, offering hope and reinforcement through the charitable acts,
expressions of kindness and the sharing of love. | |
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 Chopped
Liver for the Loving Spirit (2005), third in the Chopped Liver
anthology series published by Book Publicists of Southern California. Fifty
individuals shared their stories of family, friends, childhood, challenges
and memorable moments. | |
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 Chopped
Liver for the Family Spirit (2004) features inspiring stories from nearly
50 authors ... of everyday heroes who embrace
the challenges, the "chopped liver" that life dishes out, and come out
winners. They reflect courage, hope and humor and show how, in the eye of
international and domestic hurricanes, the remarkable sanctuary of the
family resides. The authors confirm that "chopped liver" is not the end, but
the beginning of great things in life. | |
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 The First Chopped Liver
Book. In 2003, Book Publicists of Southern California introduced the Chopped Liver anthology book series.
The first book in the series, Chopped Liver for the American Spirit,
was officially introduced at BPSC's August 2003 meeting. It contained
amusing and inspiring stories written by members of BPSC. | |
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