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Stones: Data (Stones #1) Kindle Edition
by Jacob Whaler (Author), Erica Orloff (Editor)
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Alexander the Great. Genghis Kahn. Julius Caesar. Attila the Hun. Mao. Stalin.
For thousands of years, the Stones have been hidden among us, giving a privileged few power to rule over masses, destroy empires and create new ones.
It's near the end of the 21st century. When Matt Newmark was ten years old, his mother was killed in a vicious corporate assassination. For the last twelve years, he's been living off grid under the over-protective care of his father, running from dark forces, trying to stay alive. Now Matt finally has a chance to break away and start a new life. On the eve of a trip to Japan, he finds a dark rock in the shape of a claw. Life is never the same again. With the help of a Shinto priest, Matt discovers it’s a Stone, a piece of ancient alien technology that gives him a sweeping view of history and control over time, matter and energy.
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Yoga For Men: Beginner’s Step by Step Guide to a Stronger Body & Sharper Mind (FREE Bonus Included) (Yoga Poses, Zen For Beginners, Yoga For Beginners, Mens Magazines)
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by Michael Williams (Author)
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Now updated with 40 Yoga Poses, including images & descriptions!
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Honeymoon in Italy: Before the Otto Viti Mysteries
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by Jen Carter (Author)
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*Not all Otto Viti stories are about dead bodies…
When Jill D'Angelo agrees to join her two sisters on an Italian vacation, she only hopes the three of them can go the whole week without driving each other crazy. *
Little Library Mouse
(Hollywood Book Festival Award Winner)
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by Stephanie Lisa Tara (Author), Alex Walton (Illustrator)
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At closing time a key locks the library, and unlocks the dreams of a little mouse who waits in the shadows.
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by CS Bennett (Author), Curtis Bennett (Illustrator)
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A freelance journalist, Margo Cassaneto is contracted to do a feature story on an up and coming jazz musician and the members of his five-piece jazz ensemble. Having been hand-picked for this impromptu and prize assignment, she finds herself rushing off to join the talented musician and his ensemble, who are presently on tour. Her hope and her assignment is to get the musical scoop of the year.
Chicken Recipes To Die For
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by Heather Richardson (Author)
4.1 out of 5 stars 29 customer reviews
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Life is too short to spend hours on end cooking complicated recipes using hard to source or expensive ingredients. In this book you will find recipes for over 50 of the world's most popular chicken dishes, packed with flavor, and quick and easy to make. There is something to suit every palate - even the fussiest of eaters will be asking for second helpings.
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Elephant Girl: A Human Story Kindle Edition
by Jane Devin (Author)
4.3 out of 5 stars 605 customer reviews
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Written in three distinct voices—child, teen and adult—Jane Devin takes readers on an intimate, imaginative and often harrowing life journey. Born unwanted and raised without love, the child-author invents a rich inner life to see her through years of trauma. Leaving home at 16, the teen-author struggles to find happiness and a sense of place in a world that feels confusing and unfamiliar. Then, years after stumbling into an adulthood mired in tragedy and broken dreams, the woman-author finds herself at a crossroads. The choice she ultimately makes is as stunning as it is brave.Told in unflinching and often lyrical prose, Elephant Girl goes beyond a singular life story to speak of powerful, universal truths and the ability of the human spirit to redeem itself.
From the soul of a broken child and the heart of a resilient woman comes a story about turning imagination into possibility and scars into art. - Rosie O'Donnell, Talk Show Host
In a culture of bootstraps and bromides, it has become unfashionable to talk about the long-term effects of child abuse and being raised without love or nurture. Unlike psychologist Harry Harlowe’s infamous experiments with monkeys and maternal deprivation — where all his subjects ended up abnormal or dead from what has been termed “emotional anorexia” —abused children are supposed to be more resilient. In fact, a significant number of people insist that child abuse isn’t really that big of a deal and that such children will eventually enter into adulthood with the same knowledge and tools as those who were not abused, or at least be able to gain them quickly and easily. Less acknowledged is the fact that there can be long-term and even lifelong physical, social and emotional consequences of child abuse. Oftentimes, the one affected doesn’t even realize what those consequences are until well into adulthood. High anxiety, hyper-vigilance, thwarted sexuality and brain damage that went undiagnosed until the age of 46 were just some of the after-effects experienced by the author of Elephant Girl: A Human Story.
The story of Precious ends with her teenage years. Jeannette Walls concludes Glass Castles as a college student. In A Child Called It, Dave Pelzer is removed from his abusive home by age 12 and eventually finds a loving foster family. In contrast, Elephant Girl: A Human Story is about what happens when there is no clear path to follow, no outside guidance and no dramatic rescue—when the only life-saving graces are imagination, self-determination and, ultimately, an undefeatable sense of hope.
This is not an easy story to read. Those who enjoy reading about miracles or quick solutions will surely be disappointed. Those looking to cast blame or buoy their belief that they could have done better will find plenty of ammunition. However, those who are willing to see beyond the convenience and labels of bootstraps and bromides — who believe that human experiences are diverse and complex — will find much to relate to in this rarely told story.
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