One can travel to various places through a book. The anthology “The Untold Stories” is a collection of poems, short stories and essays by various eminent writers across India. Each page of a writer depicts unique feelings. Love, heartbroken, healing, motivation that revolves around one’s life as a wheel, likewise all the writings in this book will take one around the wheel of emotions. “Every heart has an unwritten novel, some are confessed, but some are confined and are untold.”

Youre about to enter a city that has no equal. It was built by extraordinary people with imaginative minds. Did they drink? Not sure, but why else would they build it in a Nevada desert? Some say you can go anywhere in the world and discover that people not only know about Las Vegas--theyd give anything to get there. True. As soon as I graduated from college I took an all-night bus to reach a city Id heard of, but never seen. I stayed 30 years. Damn good years, too. And the mystique of the entertainers and the film stars and the elaborate restaurants and 24-hour-a-day casinos never wore off. I spent 20 of my years at the Sahara, on the Strip, got inside the gambling business in the 60s and loved it. Helped it, too, with my writing and my inventions. The Mob was still around in those days. They were the first venture capitalists and owned a piece of every casino in town. Did that stop anyone from having a good time? Of course not. Gradually the Mob faded away--which is what happens when an FBI office with 15 agents sets up shop in town. But the gaiety didnt stop for a second, even when corporations realized they were the big guys now. Our Sahara entertainment director stunned us in 1964 when he made a deal with The Beatles to play two shows. I met the boys after dark at a small Las Vegas airport, rode with them to the Sahara and helped get them to their suite before teen age girls tore their clothes off. So take a chance, have a seat and enjoy that drink in front of you. Its time to start the show. --John Romero

The Untold Stories of World War II: A Comprehensive Breakdown from All Perspectives by MR. BIG WEALTH is a captivating and extensive exploration of the often overlooked narratives of World War II. This book goes beyond the well-known historical accounts and delves into the lesser-known stories, offering a comprehensive breakdown from multiple perspectives. MR. BIG WEALTH brings his expertise and research to the forefront, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the complexities and human experiences of this monumental event. Prepare to be immersed in a journey that uncovers the untold stories that shaped the course of history.

In 2013, the U.S. Secretary of Defense officially lifted the ban on women in the military serving in combat. But a century before, women were involved with the military in ways you might not realize. In both World War I and World War II, women across the globe were invaluable to their home countries, regardless of which side they fought on. For much of the 20th century, it was common for most women to be housewives. But with most men off fighting on the front, it was up to the women to keep their countries running. Many women supported the war effort in traditional ways, like planting victory gardens and buying war bonds, but they also held titles like spy, war correspondent, code breaker, and pilot. A few women even disguised themselves as men to join them in battle. With “Hidden in History: The Untold Stories of Women During World War I and World War II,” the often-forgotten role of women from across the globe who served on the front lines and on the home front is remembered and honored. Brave women crossed battle lines and served their nation as real-life Rosie the Riveters, changing the role of women in society forever. From Ida Mullerthal, the World War I spy with classified information tattooed on her back to Mary Amanda Sabourin, one of the first female U.S. Marines, read the untold stories of what the American War Department called “the vast reserve of woman power.”

Daughters of Faith: The Untold Stories of Women of Power and Strength in the Bible. Rediscovering the Courage, Resilience, Belief And Trust of Females In Scripture Women's contributions to society go back to the dawn of human history. By being leaders, warriors, prophets, and caretakers, they have influenced their communities and paved the way for future generations. The Bible is filled with examples of strong, independent women who broke barriers and changed the world. These women of faith, from the courageous and crafty Deborah, who led the Israelites to victory in battle, to the fearless Queen Esther, who risked her life to save her people, continue to inspire and challenge us today. Get this book now!

Folks adore gaming, and that's not always a disgusting thing. Whether played on a hand-held platform, a PC, or a TV, the games might supply hours of silent fun. It is well known that the games might advance PC skills and greater eye-hand coordination partakers. However, Video games are psychologically "unruffled." When an individual makes a mistake, no one else sees (contrary to the public abjection of, say, striking out in a real life baseball game). Nonetheless gaming bears a few downsides. Besides being truly costly, many in demand games engross vivid sex and aggression. Perhaps most bothersome, they might be especially habit-forming. And as a result any individual might become "obsessed" to gaming, and any folks with AD/HD become visible to be at specific risk. In this book "Game Addiction: The Untold Stories of Game Addiction... the Experience, the Effects and Game Addiction Treatment" you will be exposed to the danger of gaming and the treatment if you are already an addict!

The Traveller’s writings are memoirs and esoteric experiences, which include recorded travels, visions, and dreams of writer Ken Kammal. In Consecution Two, The Traveller will have the fortunate, misfortune, of being an eyewitness to the collapse of this world. Conveyed in this literary format, you will be afforded the opportunity to take a journey with The Traveller, within this world. Hopefully, to know, experience, understand, and to perhaps unfold which is enveloped within you…your SOUL. 

Sit Like a Girl" is a book about gender equality between both genders. It discusses how girls are just as capable as boys and that they should enjoy their independence. Let them open their wings and allow them to fly. People are more concerned about society’s mentality than their sisters, daughters, or mothers. This book is a voice that will tell society that tying the girl up is not the solution to the problem, but making her strong enough to break the chain is. When the chain is broken and no one can put it back together, we will know that the women of the globe are ready to fight their war. This book is made up of 10 chapters that are categorised according to the challenges that every female faces when she considers her equal independence. This book is about ending gender inequity in every corner of the globe. The idea is to begin the remedy today, right now, rather than tomorrow. The book will answer the society’s mentality that the hurricane has begun and we have drawn our sword, there will be no silence now.

In ETAPE, critically acclaimed author Richard Moore will take readers on a virtual Tour de France, with each chapter focusing on a single rider in a single stage that came to define the Tour’s history.

The field of organizational storytelling research is productive, vibrant and diverse. Over three decades we have come to understand how organizations are not only full of stories but also how stories are actively making, sustaining and changing organizations. This edited collection contributes to this body of work by paying specific attention to stories that are neglected, edited out, unintentionally omitted or deliberately left silent. Despite the fact that such stories are not voiced they have a role to play in organizational analysis. The chapters in this volume variously explore how certain realities become excluded or silenced. The stories that remain below the audible range in organizations offer researchers an access to study political practices which marginalise certain organisational realities whilst promoting others. This volume offers a further contribution by paying heed to silence and the processes of silencing. These silences influence the choice of issues on organisational agendas, the choice of audience(s) to which these discourses are addressed and the ways of addressing them. In exploring these relatively understudied terrains, Untold Stories in Organizations comprises an important contribution to the organizational storytelling space, opening paths for new trajectories in storytelling research.