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  • av Erik Lake
    146,-

  • av Danielle L Forbes
    246 - 340,-

  • av Deuanna Tolbert
    260,-

    As part of the "I Don't Have to" series, this particular book encourages children to be okay with being the height that they are and not compare themselves to other children. Empowering children to have self acceptance is important and this gives them the okay to appreciate themselves the way they are because how they are is good enough.

  • av Maggie von Sacher
    270,-

    A collection of poetry meant to quickly set you on fire. The internal chatter of mother wounds, scars of your forgotten hometown, the weather above screaming within. Maggie Von Sacher delivers what you've been searching for.

  • av Deuanna Tolbert
    260,-

    As part of the "I Don't Have to" series, this particular book encourages children to be okay with being in control of who they allow in their personal space, and who they choose to hug and embrace. Empowering children to govern their personal space and having those boundaries acknowledged is important. This gives children the okay to greet and depart from family friends on their terms.

  • av Leah Nicole Whitcomb
    186,-

    A dark yet heartwarming collection perfect for fans of Deesha Philyaw, Tracy Deonn, and Octavia Butler.What happens when the world is ending, but society wants to move on and ignore it? Apocalypse Still explores the fears, rage, and hopes of Black women and girls who must address the defeating circumstances of their apocalyptic worlds. In these ten earth-shattering scenarios, young Black women question how to survive, what they believe, and who to trust.In a future where Black people have superpowers, superhero Naomi wrestles against a newer iteration of America's oldest foe. Paranoid Jenise realizes that the government may be lying about the zombie virus. When society collapses, Gada infiltrates a secret organization in search of food but bites off more than she can chew. Kiana's kink helps her time travel between lovers. Trying to understand the truth of her disability, Monice uncovers an alien conspiracy.This debut collection weaves the grotesque and the beautiful, the extraordinary and the mundane together in these tender tales of community, ancestral gifts, and the lengths we go through to survive.

  • av Oshri Hakak
    356,-

    Tending the Tumlin is about using our ability to self-sooth to comfort our tummy, and to relate to our bodies with care and curiosity.

  • av Elizabeth Briggs
    486,-

    My fated mate rejected me, and now he wants me back. I'd rather die.I'm being held captive by my worst enemies, the Leo pack. My fated mate is their new alpha, and he says he has big plans for me. For us.But no matter how much the mate bond tries to convince me he's the one, there's another man I can't stop thinking about: the alpha of the lost pack. My new pack.Kaden thinks I went willingly with my mate and turned my back on him. I don't know if he's coming for me, but I'm not giving up 'til I find my way back to him-and to my new family.I'm an Ophiuchus. I'm Moon Touched. And my enemies have underestimated me for far too long.Star Cursed is the second book in the scorching hot Zodiac Wolves series. This special edition hardcover contains a new discreet cover, interior formatting and art, and special page edges.

  • av Jerry F Pillarelli
    270,-

    Every individual must look within themselves to decide what will make their life truly spectacular. For the author it is all about travel: the excitement of discovery and learning along the way and capturing those moments in an equally spectacular image.This book tells the story of the author's travels throughout his life with an emphasis on his love of photography and the national parks. It traces his journey from childhood, when he first experienced the time-honored road trip with his parents, through his military service, overseas and in the U.S., along with his many years in corporate America, each presenting him with new and unique travel opportunities. The wake-up call of a cancer diagnosis set him on the path to his most exciting adventures yet. He left his job, downsized his life, and moved into an RV to make travel his full-time focus rather than a thing he did only on vacation. He set a goal to visit and photograph all fifty-nine (at the time) national parks. Well on his way toward this goal, he experienced a major setback after an early-morning fire destroyed his RV and all his possessions, forcing him to rebuild his life to stay on the path to finishing his goal.

  • av Renee Knight
    160,-

    A heartbroken prince. A secretive guard. A voyage at sea. There are three things Prince Joran thinks he will never get over: the way his mother used him, the way his father ignored him, and the way an assassin murdered his fiancee. Angry at the injustice of life and grieving his loss, Joran finds himself on a path of self-destruction. That's before his father, King Henry, sentences him to a year at sea under the watchful eye of Captain Markus, with hopes that the rigorous lifestyle will help him move forward. His guard, Peter, and Captain Markus, seem intent on teaching him what they know about love and loss, but Joran hurts too much to welcome their friendship. When he hears about an assassin who severs the left hand of his victims, he knows he's discovered the man who murdered the girl he loved. Determined to make the man pay, Prince Joran believes he has found a new purpose for his life. When Joran is met with an unexpected revelation involving a young woman during his travels, he finds himself full of questions and speculation. Joran must now decide if loving again is worth letting go of the past.

  • av L J Baines
    280 - 376,-

  • av J Jerome Newton
    246,-

    In Engaging the Silent Sufferer, Dr. Jerome Newton addresses the issues of shame, guilt, and disgrace that continually plague men and women who are suffering in silence. By its nature, abuse is a topic that is rarely discussed. Perpetrators remain silent because they recognize their acts could be deemed criminal, and victims remain silent because of many factors are addressed in this writing.Dr. Newton discloses the pains and wounds of those affected by such abuse while simultaneously exposing the perpetrators who inflicted the pain. Many have kept the secret of abuse to prevent punishment and embarrassment to the family's reputation, while the real crime of the abuse scenario is that of silence. The stories disclosed in this book include various types of abuse; however, sexual and/or physical abuse and the difficult conversations surrounding the incidents became the catalysts for the book.This book is designed to help give illumination and provide a vehicle of expression by: - Sharing stories of abuse that encourage those who are still suffering in silence to come out and be heard, understanding that they no longer have to hide their private struggles behind their public success.- Providing the necessary tools for those who are suffering in silence to regain freedom, rehabilitate their lives, and be empowered to live with strength, honor and dignity.- Providing assistance through the resources available via clinical or pastoral counseling, as well as other professional venues.

  • av T And J Fasulo
    246,-

    Boris is not your ordinary brick. His dreams are much bigger than being just another brick in the wall. Boris the brick isn't satisfied with holding up his wall. He wants to do and be so much more. But his friends Skurge and Obi think that Boris is a little weird for wanting to do something different. Will Boris manage to escape the wall and prove that dreams are worth chasing? The Adventures of Boris the Brick and Friends is a story that teaches valuable lessons about perseverance, friendship, and the importance of following one's dreams.Young readers will be captivated by the engaging storyline and the opportunity to actively participate by coloring the pictures alongside the story. This interactive element ensures that your child remains engaged throughout the book.Join Boris, Skurge, Obi, and the gang in this heartwarming and uplifting children's book that will leave your little one inspired and entertained.

  • av Andrea Spinelli
    240,-

    "This is what I've done. I made it to the Atlantic ocean on foot, and I screamed out loud: I have inoperable cancer. The ocean responded. It said, You're crazy, but don't you stop now. Each cancer patient's journey begins from the moment our disease is diagnosed; then it's up to us, and only us, to decide which way we should go. It doesn't matter which road we'll take or where it will take us; what matters is how we'll get there. As Lao Tzu said, the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, and I second that."

  • av Sylvia R Paneque
    160,-

    We all make choices in our lives. Sometimes, the freedom to pick between many different options can feel more like bondage than freedom. Sometimes, our freedom of choice is a prison. Literally, yet, God can take any choice we make and turn it into His glory and victory.Author Sylvia Ramos-Paneque's CHOICES: A Bail Bondswoman's Reflections is the harrowing, autobiographical account of the many life choices she made that led her to serve jail time in a Mexican prison for smuggling drugs in the early 1980s. Within this compelling memoir, Ramos-Paneque guides readers through her early days of growing up in "Rat City," a.k.a. White Center, a suburb of Seattle, through adulthood, and her growing faith journey along the way. Readers learn about the tough choices made in the author's life, from becoming a ninth-grade school drop-out to getting married at the age of sixteen and ultimately drifting into her role as a drug smuggler, running cocaine from South America.This riveting story showcases how God was with the author through all of her choices, and, in His powerful economy, everything can be used. After years of making "wrong" decisions, God's choice to provide the author with employment as a bail bondswoman for over the following twenty years turned her choices into God's decision to help countless others in similar situations. With God's help, our darkest and most painful experiences become His greatest assets in helping others.

  • av Wendy Jacobs
    190,-

    "Where's Whaley?" by Wendy Jacobs is a fun adventure of finding Whaley, the humpback whale, all over land and sea. Readers will enjoy his efforts to blend in wherever he goes, but they will also learn all about whales and why they are so special. The colorful artwork is a beautiful backdrop for such a clever whale and really makes this book a treasure. It's an adventure of fun and learning as children, young and old, will want to keep their eyes open just in case they can spot a whale!

  • av M. Woods
    416,-

    A heartwarming story of a young walnut tree that grows a little slower than its friends. It teaches valuable lessons of patience and acceptance, and encourages young readers to embrace their own unique growth journey.

  • av Kerry Bolton
    486,-

    Marked by cultural revolution and bold, new ways of thinking and living, including revolutions in philosophical thought, economic practices, and cultural touchstones such as music and dress, the 1960s ushered in a new era. However, in Generation '68: The Elite Revolution and Its Legacy, prolific author Kerry R. Bolton argues that the supposed "grassroots" youth revolt of the 1960s was anything but; instead of a bottom-up revolt of the youth, it was in fact a top-down revolt of the elites. Bolton echoes the assessment that both the left and its supposed antithesis, capitalism, share in their roots a rebellious spirit against authenticity, and he goes on to stress how the manipulation of the "youth revolt" played a primary role in what has brought us to the modern predicament, a world completely lacking in objectivity and authenticity. Generation '68 exposes the phoniness of the 1960s youth revolt for what it is and delves into its various aspects and effects, including: the Cold War CIA origins of certain youth movements; the "hip capitalism" of Woodstock, Hair, and Hollywood co-optations; federal agency and foundation funding for "radical" groups, including Students for a Democratic Society (SDS); the '68 "revolts" in Paris, the United States, and Prague; and employment of New Leftists in the Peace Corps, VISTA, etc. Taking advantage of the fact that these events were thoroughly documented, Bolton uses an extensive trail of evidence to make his case. Antelope Hill Publishing is proud to publish this latest masterpiece from Kerry R. Bolton: Generation '68: The Elite Revolution and Its Legacy.

  • av A M Eno
    160,-

    Step into the City of Witches, where the community's foundation rests on a legacy of sacrifice. Follow Jade as she faces a choice: follow her dreams or give up everything to help a patient.

  • av Ayomi Ologitere
    186,-

    "Discover the Vibrant World of Afrobeats through the ABCs!">With beautiful illustrations by Daria Vinokurova, this book brings the Afrobeat experience to life, combining the magic of music with the magic of learning. From A for "Asake" to Z for "Zlatan," each letter of the alphabet is paired with a unique aspect of Afrobeats culture, making it a perfect tool for teaching children their ABCs while immersing them in the rich tapestry of African music and dance. Highlights of "Afrobeats Alphabet" include: Vibrant Illustrations: The book features stunning and colorful illustrations that transport children to the lively world of Afrobeats.Musical Journey: Readers will explore Afrobeat instruments, famous artists, dance moves, and more, making it an exciting and educational journey.Inclusivity: The book celebrates the diverse and inclusive nature of Afrobeats, teaching children about unity, rhythm, and the joy of music.Inspiration: "Afrobeats Alphabet" is a testament to the power of inspiration and the love of a parent for their child, making it a heartwarming read for families.Whether you are a parent, a teacher, or simply someone who wants to share the magic of Afrobeats with the next generation, "Afrobeats Alphabet" is a fantastic addition to your library. This book is not just about the alphabet; it's a celebration of the rhythm and joy of Afrobeats, igniting a love for music and culture in young hearts. Turn the pages, feel the beat, and let the learning begin!

  • av Rod Collins
    330,-

    Nobody Is Smarter Than Everybody questions the conventional thinking that prescribes how we organize work. For well over one hundred years, the centralized top-down hierarchy has served as the prototypical model for managing the work of large numbers of people Despite its longstanding presence in everyday social life, the centralized top-down hierarchy is an idea whose time has passed. The notion that the most effective way to organize the work of large numbers of people is to leverage the intelligence of an elite few by giving them command-and-control authority is no longer a sustainable proposition. That's because, in our new Digital Age, the world is changing much faster than any single person or any elite group of like-minded individuals can absorb.The book highlights the sudden unprecedented challenges of a radically different business world, describes why conventional management models are ill-equipped to meet these challenges, and acquaints readers with a new organizational paradigm-the self-managed peer-to-peer network-where leadership and decision-making are exercised by teams rather than individuals. The book spotlights three organizations that have decades of experience in using collective intelligence and shared power to assure their longevity as they navigate business environments continually transformed by increasing change and escalating complexity.Nobody Is Smarter Than Everybody is for leaders who are open to learning about the extraordinary advantages that self-managed networks provide through better and faster problem solving, more effective and efficient work processes, and consistent customer satisfaction and profitability. You will become proficient with practical steps you can take to build organizations that can change as fast as the world around you.

  • av David Berg
    146 - 150,-

  • av Julia Delaney
    420,-

    A Companion Through Loss, A Bridge to Healing"Through Grief's Tender Heart" is a heartfelt exploration of grief, a book that speaks directly to the hearts of those who have known loss. This isn't a guide that glosses over the pain with easy answers; rather, it's a collection of narratives, reflections, and poems that acknowledge the raw, often messy reality of grieving.In these pages, you'll find expressions of sorrow, but also stories of resilience. The book doesn't shy away from the complexities of the grieving process, offering instead a sincere look at both the pain of loss and the slow, challenging journey towards healing.This book stands beside you during those moments when loss feels overwhelmingly present. It doesn't promise quick fixes but offers a space for your grief, a place where your thoughts and feelings are met with understanding and empathy.For anyone who has experienced the ache of losing someone, "Through Grief's Tender Heart" offers a voice that resonates with your own. It's about the real journey of grieving, filled with the small yet significant moments of connection and hope that appear even in the darkest times.Here, you will find not just reflections on loss, but also practical advice and support to help you navigate your way through. This book understands that grief is a path not meant to be walked alone and offers itself as a companion in your journey towards understanding and acceptance.Pick up "Through Grief's Tender Heart" when you need to feel understood in your loss, when you seek a companion in your journey of grief. Let it be a source of comfort and a reminder that even amidst sorrow, there is room for hope and moments where joy and sadness can coexist.One Grieving Heart"Through Grief's Tender Heart" is not just a book about loss; it's a friend that walks with you through the darkness of grief, holding a light to the paths that lead to healing and understanding.Our individual stories may be different, filled with unique experiences and emotions, but they all lead us to the same place -to a recognition of what it means to be human, to love, and to lose.Companionship in SolitudeFor those moments when grief feels isolating, this book acts as a companion, reminding you that your feelings are valid, shared, and understood.Each chapter provides insights into different aspects of grief, from the initial shock to the gradual acceptance and the eventual transformation. This progression might mirror your own journey, offering a sense of companionship and understanding.Tools for Healing and GrowthThis book is more than a narrative; it's a resource. As you move through the chapters, you'll find tools and perspectives that can aid in your healing process, helping you to find strength in your vulnerability and growth in your pain.Empowering in its approach, the book guides you in shaping a new normal. It helps you honor your past loss while embracing the possibilities of the future.Deep Emotional ResonanceIf you've experienced loss, this book speaks directly to your heart. Julia's honest portrayal of grief resonates on a deeply personal level, offering validation and comfort.The poetic language and evocative imagery offer a literary embrace, providing comfort in moments when words are hard to find.

  • av Glenda Faye Mathes
    200,-

    Spring break promises 12-year-old Emily Hanford a long-awaited vacation, basking in the sun on Cancun's white beaches. But a global pandemic sweeps away her holiday dream and surges into her daily reality. Waves of change overwhelm her, especially as Dad's remarriage looms. How can Emily live in the same house as an unpopular boy in her class? Isolated from her other classmates, will Emily find her truest friend?

  • av William Aiello
    160,-

    Dean is dispirited, unemployed and feels his life has no direction. Lacking ambition, depending upon others, he realizes that he must take charge of his life. Then a lost Labrador retriever comes into his life. Trying to find both work and the puppy's owner, Dean has now two goals. First, he finds part-time work, then the dog's owner. She rewards him by helping him find steady work and a sense of fulfillment. Together, they begin a relationship. All made possible by a lost dog.

  • av Henry White
    186,-

    Easy Piano Sheet Music Songbook for Kids is a great first book for beginner kids. Each page of the book features notes with corresponding letters above them, helping children who haven't yet mastered the skill of reading sheet music. Within this collection, you'll discover 40 well-known favorites, perfect for those just starting out on the piano or keyboard and embarking on their musical journey.In this piano soong book you will find the following favorite tunes, songs, carols, and traditional music: Amazing GraceHappy BirthdayAuld Lang SyneDeck the HallsFor He's a Jolly Good FellowHey Diddle DiddleI'm A Little TeapotHot Cross BunsHush, Little BabyIf You're Happy And You KnowIt Clap Your HandsItsy Bitsy SpiderJingle BellsKumbayaMary Had a Little LambOh Where, Oh Where HasMy Little Dog Gone?Oh Dear! What Can the Matter Be?Oh! SusannaOld Dan TuckerOld Macdonald Had A FarmPolly, Put the Kettle OnPuff, the Magic DragonRock-A-Bye, BabyShe'll Be Coming Round the MountainSimple GiftsSkip to My LouThe Alphabet SongThe Muffin ManThe Bear Went Over the MountainThe Hokey PokeyThe Old Gray MareThe Three Blind MiceThe Wheels on The BusThe Twelve Days of ChristmasThere Is a Tavern in the TownThis Old ManTom, Tom, the Piper's SonWhen the Saints Go MarchingBaby SharkShortnin' BreadYankee DoodleThis is a great piano songbook to your little one's beginner instruction as they start learning notes. Beginners of all ages are welcome!DON'T HESITATE, GET YOUR COPY RIGHT NOW!

  • av Mariana I Villasenor
    150,-

    This fantastic book, "Blooms in Time," is about the journey of a girl named Rose, who's 18 years old and growing up in Meadowbrook. The story takes place in a tight-knit community around her parents' beloved bookstore, lifelong friendships, and cobblestone streets. Throughout the book, we see Rose go through different phases of life, experiencing love, self-discovery, and the challenges that come with growing up. The book explores her talents, aspirations, and how memories can transform us. In the end, the story concludes with the full bloom of Rose's character, showing us the beauty that emerges when we embrace the complexities of our journey.

  • av Kevin Goldsmith
    296,-

    It Depends: Writing on Technology Leadership 2012-2022, a collection of essays and articles by technology executive Kevin Goldsmith, is a must-read for current or aspiring engineering managers, directors, and senior technology executives. With over thirty years of experience in leadership roles at industry-leading technology companies like IBM, Silicon Graphics, Microsoft, and Adobe, as well as early-stage startups and unicorns like Spotify, Avvo, Anaconda, and DistroKid, Goldsmith shares his knowledge about leading technology teams and larger organizations in this book.The book covers a range of topics, including creating a culture of experimentation and innovation, managing day-to-day, career development as a technology leader, team building, and practical advice for handling the requirements of the engineering manager role. Goldsmith acknowledges that the context is different in every company and for every person, and he shares his wisdom to help leaders form solutions that make sense for their company, team, and themselves.What sets Goldsmith's writing apart is his ability to provide practical advice and insights that few companies adequately train their managers on. He also offers guidance on how to move from managing a single team to managing managers, organization structure, building career development frameworks, diversity and inclusion, and hiring. By reading It Depends, you'll gain valuable insights into becoming a more effective leader in the technology industry.

  • av Vibha Mistry
    186,-

    A delightful little poem that takes us on child's mystical journey of discovery. Enchanted by the glimmering lights from ground to sky, from trees to grass and all around, she chases these little lights and unveils the wonderous magic of nature.

  • av Tungyn Cheque
    200,-

    The perfect antidote for Boomer, Millennial, and GenXYZ angst! Ready to rummage through the ridiculousness of our reality? Buckle up for a bumpy ride through the hilarious and thought-provoking absurdities of modern existence, where sanity hangs by a thread, and existential crises are just another day at the office.Enter the world of Rectum Leviticus, an avowed nihilist. His name and unusual backstory propelled him to adopt an approach to life best characterized as, "I don't care because nothing really matters." This attitude has served him exceedingly well. His nihilism, paired with his astute observational skills, give him an edge in navigating all the challenges of modern life. Rectum shares his wisdom in The Nihilist's Pocket Survival Guide to Modern Society.Tungyn Cheque blends the humor of late-night comedy shows and cartoon favorites like The Simpsons, the absurdity and wit of Douglas Adams, Dave Barry, and Jerry Seinfeld (with a splash of Monty Python) into an intoxicating cocktail of humorous light-hearted criticism of the times we live in.This handbook is a must read for anyone trying to figure out and negotiate the landscape of work, home, family relationships, debt, dating and all that modern life offers. How best to tackle these challenges? The nihilist offers readers his well-honed suggestion

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