Peter Zheutlin Livres

The extraordinary story of one man who has driven more than 1 million miles to rescue thousands of dogs from hunger, abuse and neglect and give them a second chance at life and love. Twice a month, Greg Mahle leaves his home in Ohio in a 12-wheel rig bound for the rural South, where he rescues abused and abandoned dogs and brings them to loving "forever homes." In this inspiring book, journalist Peter Zheutlin interweaves Greg's experiences with the heartwarming stories of the dogs and the families who adopt them. This dramatic, uplifting account shines a spotlight on critical issues facing dogs and people (like canine overpopulation) and shows how love and a little luck can be the difference between grief and hope for these dogs—and for us all.

Until 1894 there were no female sport stars, no product endorsement deals, and no young mothers with the chutzpah to circle the globe on a bicycle. Annie Londonderry changed all of that. When Annie left Boston in June of that year, she was a brash young lady with a 42-pound bicycle, a revolver, a change of underwear, and a dream of freedom. She was also a feisty mother of three who had become the center of what one newspaper called "one of the most novel wagers ever made": a high-stakes bet between two wealthy merchants that a woman could not ride around the world on a bicycle. The epic journey that followed took the connection between athletics and commercialism to dizzying new heights, and turned Annie Londonderry into a symbol of women's equality.

At the age of 49, Dr. Thomas Graboys had reached the pinnacle of his career and was leading a charmed life. A nationally renowned Boston cardiologist popular for his attention to the hearts and souls of his patients, Graboys was part of “The Cardiology Dream Team” summoned to treat Boston Celtics star Reggie Lewis after he collapsed on the court in 1993.  He had a beautiful wife, two wonderful daughters, positions on both the faculty of Harvard Medical School and the staff of Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and a thriving private practice.Today, Grayboys is battling a particularly aggressive form of Parkinson’s disease and progressive dementia, and can no longer see patients or give rounds.  He is stooped, and shuffles when he walks, the gait of a man much older than his 63 years. Despite the physical, mental and emotional toll he battles daily, Graboys continues his life-long mission of caring for the world one human being at a time by telling his story so that others may find comfort, inspiration, or validation in their own struggles.This is an unflinching memoir of a devastating illness as only a consummate physician could write it. One can’t help but imagine what Dr. Graboys, the healer, would say to Tom Graboys, the patient—a face-to-face scene imagined in this inspiring book.  In his joint roles, Thomas Graboys finds a way to convey hope, optimism and an appreciation of what it means to be truly alive.

Ride away on a 'round-the-world adventure of a lifetime-with only a change of clothes and a pearl-handled revolver-in this trascendent novel inspired by the life of Annie Londonderry.

Old town was first published in 2009 by Writers Publishing House, Beijing, as Waipode gucheng.

"In the follow-up to his New York Times bestseller Rescue Road, acclaimed journalist Peter Zheutlin offers a heartwarming and often humorous new look into the world of rescue dogs. Sharing lessons from his own experiences adopting Labs with large personalities as well as stories and advice from dozens of families and rescue advocates, Zheutlin reveals the surprising and inspiring life lessons rescue dogs can teach us, such as: How to "walk a mile in a dog's paws" to get a brand-new perspective - Living with a dog is not one continuous Hallmark moment--but it's never dull! - Why having a dog helps you see your faults and quirks in a new light, even if you can't "shed" them completely - How to set the world right, one dog at a time. For anyone who loves, lives with, or has ever wanted a dog, this charming book shows how the dogs whose lives we save can change ours for the better too"--

Explore the vibrant locations beloved by Hannah, Marnie, Jessa, and Shoshanna in this unofficial guide, which takes readers on a journey through New York City. Discover the iconic spots featured in the series, along with insider tips and recommendations that capture the essence of the characters' adventures. This guide offers a unique blend of pop culture and travel, making it perfect for fans looking to experience the city through the lens of their favorite characters.

Discover the astonishing lessons rescue dogs can teach us about life, love, and ourselves As seen on BuzzFeed’s "Best Books Gift Guide" In the follow-up to his New York Times bestseller Rescue Road, acclaimed journalist Peter Zheutlin offers a heartwarming and often humorous new look into the world of rescue dogs. Sharing lessons from his own experiences adopting Labs with large personalities as well as stories and advice from dozens of families and rescue advocates, Zheutlin reveals the surprising and inspiring life lessons rescue dogs can teach us, such as: - How to “walk a mile in a dog’s paws” to get a brand-new perspective - Living with a dog is not one continuous Hallmark moment—but it’s never dull! - Why having a dog helps you see your faults and quirks in a new light, even if you can’t “shed” them completely - How to set the world right, one dog at a time For anyone who loves, lives with, or has ever wanted a dog, this charming book shows how the dogs whose lives we save can change ours for the better too.

Jak daleko byste zašli, abyste zachránili život? Toto je mimořádný příběh muže, který absolvoval cestu dlouho milion mil, aby zachránil tisíce opuštěných psů před hladem, zneužíváním a zanedbáváním a dal jim tak druhou šanci na život a lásku. Po celá léta se Greg Mahle snažil udržet při životě svou rodinnou restauraci v Ohiu. Když ji byl nucen zavřít, byl na mizině a v nejistotě, co dál. Pak ovšem navždy změnila jeho život štěňata. Novinář Peter Zheutlin cestuje s Gregem z Ohia až na pobřeží Mexického zálivu a pomáhá mu zachraňovat psy, kteří neměli štěstí na Jihu, k rodinám milujícím zvířata na Severu. Po cestě jim nezištně pomáhá mnoho dobrovolníků. Ze zbídačelé staré houstonské čtvrti, kde se tisíce psů potulují po ulicích, se přesunou k novým páníčkům na severovýchodě. Tato záchranná cesta je plná lásky: inspirující příběh o unikátním spojení mezi psy a lidmi, který nám ukazuje, jak vymanění se z bídy těchto psů může změnit i náš život. Dojemný a inspirující příběh o tom, jak jeden člověk může ovlivnit tolik životů, lidských a štěněcích.

Kdo byla první žena, která objela svět na kole? Tato fascinující postava, Annie „Londonderry“ Cohen Kopchovsky, zůstala dlouho opomíjena. Narodila se v roce 1870 v Rize a emigrovala do USA jako dítě. V osmnácti letech se provdala a měla tři děti. V roce 1894 se rozhodla na 15 měsíců opustit rodinu a vyrazila na cestu kolem světa, s cílem vydělat 5000 dolarů. Její výprava začala v Bostonu, kde ji vyprovázelo 500 lidí. Vyměnila ženské oblečení za pánské kalhoty a lehčí bicykl. Cestou se dostala do Evropy, přistála v Le Havre a přes Francii, kde čelila mnoha překážkám, se dostala do Egypta a Jeruzaléma. Pokračovala přes Ceylon do Singapuru, Koreje a Japonska, kde se v Jokohamě nalodila na loď zpět do San Franciska. Po příjezdu do San Franciska 23. března 1895 pokračovala do Los Angeles a Denveru, kde vzbudila velkou pozornost. Po návratu do Bostonu 24. září 1895 byla oslavována jako impozantní cyklistka, přestože čelila kritice. Její cesta byla označena za „jednu z nejpozoruhodnějších, kterou kdy žena podnikla“. Kniha, která vyšla v USA, přináší fascinující příběh a dobové fotografie, které zachycují Anniein odkaz.