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Rory the Raven and Felix the Fox are the stars of this heartwarming Christmas story. On a Christmas Eve night, Felix steals a gift from Santa's sleigh, but Rory the Raven, with her feathers so blue, flies to the rescue and retrieves the gift for a little girl, who wants to share it with her friend. Santa thanks Rory for her bravery and kindness, and the fox, Felix, learns the true meaning of Christmas, as he sets out to make amends by bringing food to the girls.

Timmy and his best friend the Little Fart are back again! This time, they have a new friend—Santa Claus!

If you are reading these lines, you have probably fallen into the trap of overthinking. That mental maze where you get lost, always thinking of the worst, creating improbable scenarios, and losing your sense of rationality. But don't worry, you are not alone. This audiobook is for you. Overthinking is the enemy of healthy and happy relationships. It leads you to doubt everything, from the bond you have with your partner to their true intentions. If you have experienced the torment of "what if" and "maybe," you understand how destructive it can be.

The understanding of Feng Shui is what must exist in order for you to discover and experience your intended path in this life. The energy of Feng Shui is known as chi, and is the essential road map enabling you to find your path to peace, success, and happiness. When you are in harmony with your environment you will be experiencing your true path. Life is essential for growth, development, and the purpose of understanding, as it can only be found when you are alive.

If you and your child love to enjoy books together, then you are going to love this! The Day My Fart Followed Me Home is a journey of Timmy and how he meets his new friend!

This book is about a young girl, who visits an amusement park in France for the first time. In this book, Why?!, she describes her first roller-coaster experience and challenges and how she overcame her fear.

We've all heard the phrase, "That's not fair," in our lives—maybe we've even said it ourselves. There are many ways to determine what is fair and what is not fair. In the book Who Says Life Isn't Fair?, the twins, Randy and Roxy Raccoon, try to find out what "fair" really means and with some advice from Miss Owl, they realize every situation is different. So life will be fair—depending on the needs of others and how we are willing to assist!

The Family Tree: The Night of the Storm is a heartfelt self-help children's story about a family's tree that loses a branch in a storm. It is an adventure that gives life lessons pertaining to child development.

All Lilac wants to do is win a soup competition. For years he's toiled with the perfect recipe and now he finally has it. But there's a soup werewolf stalking him, eating every bisque and chowder in his path who will stop at nothing until he slakes his hunger on what Lilac has made.

Ce cours audio vous initie au swahili avec une approche pratique et culturelle complète. Le swahili, parlé par plus de 100 millions de personnes en Afrique de l'Est, est la lingua franca de la région et une langue officielle de l'Union africaine. Cette méthode d'apprentissage vous permet de découvrir la langue et la riche culture swahilie à travers un vocabulaire essentiel et des phrases utiles pour débuter efficacement.

James Thompson is a "forensic historian" who explains what once (really) happened in carefully documented causal sequences. In his American Revolutions Series, Thompson reconstructs how the amazing prophecy Alexis de Tocqueville made in 1840 came true. "The First Revolutions in the Minds of the People" is the first book in this four-book series.

After the bittersweet battles fought during the Winter Solstice, Khiri and her friends don't have any time to waste. Great evil looms heavy over the world as Khiri finds her journey pointing her once more toward home. With assassins fighting thieves, and demons roaming the streets, Estan struggles to find secrets to help unite a warring city.

Discover the heartwarming tale of Merry, the Turtle Dove, a delightful children's book that teaches us the true meaning of Christmas and the power of giving from the heart. This enchanting story will captivate the hearts of children and adults, alike, as it gently reminds us that the most valuable gifts are those given with love, laughter, strength, and encouragement.

Throughout our journey through life, we have come across a wide range of experiences, both positive and negative. Those encounters also contain lessons intended to instruct and direct us on what we should or should not do. Having learned the lessons life is attempting to teach us, we will never again have to deal with them. Even if we fail to understand the lesson, it doesn't simply disappear.

This is a story of transformation from profound and debilitating fatigue to freedom and wellness, written by a Chartered Physiotherapist. Jill's unique experiences as a qualified professional, a sufferer and someone who has recovered thanks to her own dogged determination to do so, gives her insights that can help others with this awful condition. Most books available give guidance on how to live with fatigue, Jill shows you how to take control and transcend the current narrative, to return to living a happy and joyful life.

Un virus letal se desata accidentalmente en el Cáucaso, extendiéndose velozmente por todo el planeta. En Galicia, un joven abogado observa impotente cómo su apacible vida se desmorona cuando la plaga alcanza su ciudad. Ahora, debe enfrentarse a una lucha desesperada por la supervivencia en un territorio familiar que se ha transformado en un infierno terrenal.

The housing crisis plaguing major urban centres has sent countless people into the streets. In spring 2022, some of them found their way to the yard beside the Anglican church in Toronto’s Kensington Market, where Maggie Helwig is the priest. They pitched tents, formed an encampment, and settled in. Known as an outspoken social justice activist, Helwig has spent the last three years getting to know the residents and fighting tooth and nail to allow them to stay, battling various authorities that want to clear the yard and keep the results of the housing crisis out of sight and out of mind.

Mystery. Humor. Happy stories. Sad stories. The unusual. This little book of short stories covers it all. And overall, you meet a range of interesting, real-life people. You will identify with the residents of a small town, probably not unlike your own. You will laugh as you follow an elderly couple on an overnight getaway trip. You will empathize with a young girl who becomes a woman under some of the harshest circumstances you could imagine. You will follow another young mother who does what mothers do, anything to protect the safety of her daughter.

The divine feminine is to many people little more than a feminist flight of fantasy. Nothing could be further than the truth. In the duality in which we exist of right or wrong, good versus evil, black or white, we think wrongly in patterns of either or. So people hear the words divine feminine, sacred goddess, or great mother, and they freak. Duality demands you must choose one or the other, father or mother god, like children in front of a judge at a custody hearing.

When seven bodies turn up in a small town in Georgia, Detective Jack Kersey—gruff, relentless, and with little patience for nonsense—is determined to crack the case. But this is no ordinary murder investigation. Behind the killings lies the shadow of EvoSys, a mega-corporation with its hands in every facet of life.