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Indiana author 1896-

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Breaking the Bonds

4.2

Author: Dorothy Rowe, Michael Fishwick

£10.13£18.40

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Beyond Fear

4.0

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£10.13£79.00

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Wanting Everything

4.2

Author: Dorothy Rowe, Michael Fishwick

£10.13£45.34

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Why We Lie

4.4

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£10.13£13.99

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Vivir la vida

4.3

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£15.27

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Depression: The Way Out of Your Prison

3.9

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£12.52£78.00

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The Successful Self

3.9

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£12.23£15.55

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Time on Our Side

4.6

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£15.64£116.95

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The Depression Handbook

4.0

Author: Dorothy Rowe

£24.26£217.10

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About Dorothy Rowe Cortner

Birth

1896

Biography

Indiana author 1896-

Dorothy Rowe Cortner was born in 1896 and built a prolific writing career in Indiana.

Her work is noted for deeply exploring human psychology and the mental aspects of depression.

She is the author of a total of 32 works published throughout her literary career.

Her most recognized book, Wanting everything: the art of happiness, offers a unique perspective on the pursuit of fulfillment.

Her writing addresses complex topics such as mental health and child development with great sensitivity.

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