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I was an ordinary city girl, adopted as a toddler, dragged up by my drug lord father and forced to marry the biggest asshole out there. I had no idea werewolves were real. No clue magic was even a thing, and no plans to bed the biggest, baddest werewolf in town. Boy, was I in for a treat!

How many other accountants are sick of hearing, “Compliance is dead,” and we should all move into advisory? But what if compliance is all you know and all that really interests you? Well, this book will give you an idea of whether you want to make the move into advisory or not. Whilst the future of accountancy lies in helping clients to change their numbers rather than just recording them, compliance isn’t dead yet. For those of you who want to introduce advisory services to your clients, Part 1 of this book provides a simple how-to guide to get you started.

Grab a cup of coffee, sit down, and have a conversation with the author about the three keys to teaching science. In a super practical, easy-to-understand manner, Paige explains these essential elements in detail and helps you fit the key pieces of the science puzzle into lesson plans that fit your students. This book’s friendly conversational tone makes for a quick, encouraging listen that will leave you excited to teach science!

In this book, listeners are introduced to all sorts of professionals and other people who wear masks in their daily lives and are reminded that wearing a mask to limit the spread of germs is an act of kindness.

This book looks at how the simple act of being kind, to others and oneself, affects all aspects of a child’s life.

A child is told a bedtime tale about how the 12 animals of the Korean zodiac came together to save a young character on their quest for a plant known to have healing properties in this book.

Thomas Kemp, the Libertine, turned cruelty, torture and humiliation into works of art. It was said that he had given his soul to something inhuman to be part of artistic immortality. It was said that his very ashes were used to make a set of charcoals still imbued with his spirit. When Shannon Hernandez, a traumatized and repressed art student, is tasked to draw with them by her lecherous professor, she feels a change in herself and something menacing calling out to her.

Deacon is the playboy son of the King Alpha, sent by his father to investigate disturbing reports from a school just off the mainland. It was supposed to be an in-and-out job, but a chance encounter at the airport with a beautiful girl makes him powerless to stay away. Can this Alpha be tamed? After 18 years of not being allowed to interact with the outside world, Kennedy is thrust into a new world after being unexpectedly sent away to college.

The Commandments of Jesus Made Simple: Explained by Jesus Himself by Tolu Sarah Johnson and Matthew Robert Payne offers listeners a profound yet accessible exploration of the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Racial profiling. Queer unacceptance. Deportation fears. Exclusion, exclusion, exclusion... When a pair of dedicated educators begin to grow disillusioned with the failures of the traditional education system, they decide to take matters into their own hands... Cue, Diversity Dawn Academy! It is a day like any other in Ridgeview City, California—and to Benjamin Diamonds and Sarah Mitchell, that's not okay.

A fiercely-argued, deeply-informed examination of why defunding the police is the only way to support a model of security and protection that increases public safety overall “Hudson moves us past the failed rhetoric of police reform and provides a powerful analysis that reveals the harsh...

Many of us spend a large portion of our waking hours at work. For some, it’s hard to find time for anything else. How do we follow Jesus and deal with the demands of our job? What if we stopped viewing our work as an obstacle and started seeing it as an opportunity? Could our relationship with Jesus change the way we view, value, and behave at work?

Sabre never had any intentions of becoming the teacher’s pet. In fact, most of his school years have been spent trying to avoid attention. The scar that mars his cheek has made him wary of strangers, their questions and prying eyes leave him feeling exposed in ways he’s uncomfortable with. Accustomed to blending in, he lurks around the shadows in the back of classrooms, turning in exemplary work but rarely taking part in discussions.

All You Need is Love: John Lennon Speaks From Heaven is a profound and captivating journey that brings listeners into an intimate conversation with one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century. Co-authored by Tolu Sarah Johnson and Matthew Robert Payne, this book is a heartfelt exploration of John Lennon's thoughts, feelings, and insights from the heavenly realm. Through a series of thought-provoking questions, Tolu and Matthew delve into Lennon's spiritual experiences, revealing a side of the legendary musician that fans and newcomers alike will find deeply moving and enlightening.

Anyone who reads this will be delighted by the great common sense of Hudson’s observations and insights. A splendid book...chock-full of goodness and I can’t think of anyone I know who wouldn’t benefit from reading it. Marcus Berkmann, Daily Mail 'A brilliant, brilliant book.' Chris Evans...

The Bridge: Connecting the Powers of Circular and Linear Thinking highlights the advantages we gain when we support both linear and circular thinking styles within our organizations and our personal lives. Kim Hudson has a talent for seeing patterns. The Bridge framework emerged from recent advances in neuroscience, the example of successful leaders, and her own experiences as a geologist, land claims negotiator, consultant to First Nations, and story analyst.

Welcome to the world of 10 Spunky Monkeys! Discover what makes you happy and be true to yourself. Fill your experiences with good people who fuel your passion and you theirs. Be accepting of differences and never stop learning. You and the world will be better for it! 10 Spunky Monkeys is a fun, lyrical, and educational book that celebrates counting, individuality, and the gift of friendship.

Who am I? Who gets to decide who I am? What experiences determine my worth? Were my childhood family relationships supportive of my true identity or destructive? Did my family culture and belief system support LOVE for myself and others? What do I do with the forbidden questions I wasn’t allowed to ask? What happens when I’m terrified to question my beliefs? What happens when I do what I’m “supposed” to do and my body is falling apart? How can my body help me find peace? This book is not just a collection of questions but a tool for transformation.

Desperate to get away from her oppressive Victorian father, and aroused by her friend Charlotte’s ecstatic descriptions of married life, Alice marries a young clergyman. Unfortunately he’s more dictatorial than her father is and shows no interest in the sex. When Alice rebels, her husband has her confined in an asylum.

Venture into the untamed wilderness of the Montana Rockies of the 1870's, where the legend of Mountain Man Jack Freeman and his loyal moose, Baby, was born. In this captivating collection of three short stories, witness the extraordinary bonds of friendship, courage, and love that thrive amidst the breathtaking beauty and challenges of the great outdoors. In the first tale, follow Jack and Baby as they navigate treacherous mountain passes and evade the watchful gaze of predators, their unwavering trust and camaraderie the key to their survival.